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Genuine care inspired by a sense of hope, healing and resiliency through life struggles into human flourishing, leading to a more deeply enriched community.
Anna Sales, BA
Anna moved to Texas from Alberta, Canada in 2022 to grow their family ministry. She graduated with a degree in Communications from Miriam College in the Philippines, a Catholic institution committed to the development of effective women leaders who are active agents of social change. She is a wife, mother and grandmother. Anna has over 20 years of professional experience in administration, education and social services case management. Outside of work and ministry, she enjoys spending time with her family, traveling and reading. Anna is happy to help you with most questions about the UDCC and the OSA. She is looking forward to assisting you.
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Supervised by Johnathan M. Sumpter, MBA, MA, LPC-S
I am Rebecca Dance, currently a graduate student at UD pursuing a master of psychology degree with a clinical concentration. I also have an MA from UD in psychology which has helped enrich my understanding of the field. Now, I want to put what I know into practice to help you. I believe that we are all on a journey of constantly trying to better understand ourselves and others and that therapy is a tool to help us accomplish just that.
Nathan graduated from Brigham Young University with a BA in history and is currently pursuing a master of psychology at UD. He has lived abroad doing volunteer work, taught basic Spanish and teaching skills to missionaries and mentored young adults at a residential treatment center. His clinical experience primarily involved working with young men who struggled with anxiety, depression, OCD, ADHD and technology-related addictions. Nathan takes joy in helping those around him to recognize their values and live by them with greater devotion. Some of his interests include philosophy, indie music, hiking, landscape photography and video games.
Supervised by Johnathan M. Sumpter, MBA, MA, LPC-S
Cesar Herrera graduated from University of Dallas with a bachelor’s degree in business leadership and history. He is completing his master's in family and marriage at Lamar University. From his many years working at Catholic Charities, he has gained much experience in assisting people through financial hardships and adapting to new environments. He also has experience working with people who are coping with loss and grief. He wants to provide an environment where all people can feel seen, heard and supported, no matter what they are struggling with, because he believes that every person has value and deserves happiness.
Debbie graduated from the University of Dallas with a Masters degree in Catholic Educational Leadership. Before she started counseling she spent many years as a Teacher and as a Children's Ministry Director. Debbie has a Masters degree in Christian Counseling and a Masters degree in Professional Counseling from Amberton University. She has a passion for helping people discover and cultivate their gifts, and feels especially blessed to be working with the students at U.D. Debbie is fluent in Spanish and enjoys interacting with and learning about different cultures. She is a wife, mother, and grandmother, and believes her life experience is one of her greatest strengths as a Counselor.
Tommy graduated from Sam Houston State with his clinical degrees, studied engineering as an undergraduate, earned a graduate degree in Montessori Studies, served in the military and spent a year in seminary. He enjoys spending time with his wife, reading and making pilgrimages. As a counselor, Tommy is passionate about the central role that relationships play in helping us lead fulfilled lives and sees issues primarily through a relational lens. He is excited for this opportunity to serve the UD community and looks forward to meeting with you.
Susan Ghalibaf, LCSW, graduated from the University of Texas system with a bachelor’s in sociology in 1991 and a master’s in social work in 1998. Her clinical experience includes inpatient psychiatric care at Presbyterian Hospital of Plano as well as private and outpatient therapy. She specializes in providing therapy services to adolescents, young adults, families and couples. She strives to provide culturally relevant and sensitive treatment in a safe and inclusive manner. In addition, she is fluent in three languages as a result of living in various countries. She cherishes her time with her husband and her two college-aged children.
Johnathan Sumpter, MBA, MA, LPC-S
UNDERGRAD INTERNS
(Non-Clinical Professional Interns)
