Meet Our Trauma Certified Counselors Dr. Lisa Albuja PhD, MS, LPC, CCTP, CYTP, CFTP, TA, Doctorate Specialization in Trauma & Disaster Relief Lisa holds a PhD in the Philosophy of Psychology with a Specialization in Trauma and Disaster Relief, a Master of Science degree from the University of Arkansas in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and completed post graduate work at UALR, becoming Certified in Conflict Resolution. Lisa also trained through Stanford University to become an Empowered Relief TM Certified Instructor. She is a licensed professional counselor (LPC), a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP), a Certified Youth Trauma Professional (CYTP) and a Certified Family Trauma Professional (CFTP). She holds two State Board Specializations: Trauma with Endorsements and Technology Assisted (TA). She also holds several certifications and training in: Neurobiology for Mental Health Professionals, Trauma & Attachment, Certification in Anger Management Training, EMDR training and Internal Family Systems. She often speaks locally to stakeholders and parents on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) and Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma (ITT). Lisa developed the ASH Program and the ASH Program for Shared Parenting. She was awarded the 2016 ARBEST Clinician of the Year and has also authored a book entitled, The Relocation of Life. In 2022, Lisa completed a Qualitative Case Study entitled, A Case Study on the Efficacy of a Parent Intervention Program called the ASH (Accountability Starts Here) Program on High-Risk Families. Get in Touch Pablo Albuja MS, LPC, CCTP, Advanced Training TF-CBT, Trained EMDR, TA, Certified Empower Relief and Anger Management Pablo holds a Master of Science degree from John Brown University in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. He is a licensed professional counselor (LPC), a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP) and has Advanced Training in TF-CBT, and trained in EMDR. He also holds two state board specializations: Trauma and Technology Assisted (TA). In addition, he has a certification in Anger Management and Empower Relief to teach evidence-based pain self management skills in an effort to decrease pain medicine. Pablo is bilingual in Spanish and English. Get in Touch Leza Benton LAC, LAMFT, NCC Leza holds a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Marriage and Family Therapy from John Brown University. She is both a Licensed Associate Counselor (LAC) and Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (LAMFT), as well as a Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC). Ms. Benton is currently a candidate to receive a graduate certification in Conflict Mediation from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Get in Touch Gary Greenwood MS, LPC, NCC, CCTP Gary holds a Master of Science degree from Northeastern State University in Psychotherapy in Mental Health Counseling. He is a Licensed Professional Counselor in both Arkansas and Oklahoma. He also is a National Certified Counselor through the National Board for Certified Counselors. Gary has worked in community mental health centers for many years. He has a broad level of expertise and understanding in multiple forms of mental health issues. He carries a personal interest in the individuals he sees. He views his participation in his clinical practice as a most serious responsibility. His ultimate goal in his therapy sessions is to provide each participant an opportunity to improve the overall quality and functioning of their lives. Get in Touch Tammy Biggs MS, LPC, TF-CBT Tammy holds dual master’s degrees in counseling for Marriage and Family therapy and Clinical Mental Health. She is certified in CPP (Child Parent Psychotherapy) and CISM (Critical Incident Stress Management). She has advanced training in TF-CBT (Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) and training in Disorders for Infancy to Early Childhood. Tammy works with all age groups assisting with mental, emotional and behavioral issues that are disrupting their daily functions. Get in Touch

The Trauma Clinic is a trauma-informed center. Our entire staff has been trained to provide therapies in an effort to not re-victimize or re-traumatize and instead facilitate healing and growth. We specialize in treating the following traumas: Single Incident PTSD, Complex PTSD, Medical Trauma, Family Trauma, Youth Trauma, Military PTSD, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE), Traumatic Grief & Loss and Compassion Fatigue (aka Vicarious Traumatization). We also treat and help clients with: ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, Anger, Mood Disorders, Behavioral issues, Coping skills, Divorce, Dual diagnosis, Emotional disturbances, Family/Relationship conflict, Grief, Parenting, Peer relationships, Self-Esteem, Self-Harm, Sexual Abuse and Reunification of estranged family members. Client Population: Children Adolescents Young Adults Adults Accepted Insurances Blue Cross/Blue Shield Ambetter/NovaSys QualChoice Self-pay Lisa Albuja Call or Text 479-431-8152 or Email me Pablo Albuja Se habla Español Call or Text 479-831-3210 or Email me

We are looking for... Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) About us: The Center for Psychiatric Trauma and Mental Health (CPTMH) is passionate about all things trauma and mental health and would love to work with anyone who feels the same. Our clinic provides premier trauma and mental health services to a wide array of populations. We recognize the strength of our clinic is our exceptional staff. We support our clinicians in building a thriving and profitable caseload upon a culture of values of innovation, professionalism and healthy work/life balance. We look forward to the opportunity to collaborate as a team of professionals and make a true difference in our community. Requirements: To be licensed as a professional counselor in Arkansas and/or Oklahoma Solid computer and basic technology skills Demonstrated history of professional growth and development Be able to work well as a team Excellent communication and clinical skills Be self-motivated and have a good team-oriented attitude Benefits: Private office Flexible schedule Administrative Support and Billing Staff meeting twice a month Consultation with executives as often as needed Our clinic is willing to pay for trauma training We take care of your billing, initial scheduling, marketing, insurance credentialing Have the freedom to manage your own work schedule Freedom to not have to deal with the behind the scenes stressors of having your own private practice Contact Connect with us! drlisaalbuja@cptmh.com 479-431-8152

ASH Programs Support That Makes a Difference ASH Parenting Challenging Youth Empowering Parents to Retake Control of their Children The ASH Program is for any guardian who is struggling with their youth’s non-compliance, defiant or problematic behaviors at home, is worried about their youth’s functioning at school, mental illness, severe anxiety, issues with law enforcement or the juvenile justice system. This program benefits guardians because it informs, encourages and helps guardians take back control of their family. The goal is to educate guardians to become problem solvers with the opportunity to learn how to be responsive rather than reactive. This program also teaches parents about ACE (Adverse Childhood Experiences) which has been proven to lead to chronic disease and mental health issues into adulthood and across generational lifespans. text: 4794318152 ASH Co-parenting in Separation/Divorce Co-parenting in a Healthy Way This program provides trauma-informed information for specific co-parenting needs, recognizing divorce can harm youth, but it doesn’t have to. It targets issues of shared parenting dysfunction & discord, conflicted parental separation, adversarial separations, divorces or continued motions/changes of custody. Parents hear trauma-informed information needed to co-parent in an appropriate and healthy way along with issues that affect shared parenting and how to support positive post-divorce adjustment and resilience after divorce, for co-parents and their youth. text: 4794318152 New ASH coming soon... Embrace Life’s Challenges Life throws many surprises at us, and while we cannot predict the outcome of any situation, we can take control of how we respond to certain situations. text: 4794318152

Meet Our Staff Addison McDougal Research Assistant Addison McDougal has been with CPTMH from day one of its opening and has been a huge asset! Addison works at CPTMH as a Research Assistant and is implemental in working all year towards CPTMH’s annual ACE/Trauma Symposium for Stakeholders. Addison graduated from the U of A with a major in Biology and attends UAFS, working on a BS in Chemistry with an emphasis in Biochemistry. 479-395-1505 Lindsey Qualls Marketing Director/Administrative Assistant Lindsey Qualls has been with CPTMH from the start! She graduated in 2015 with her Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management from Arkansas Tech University. Lindsey is our Marketing Director/Administrative Assistant. She helps with any duties that may arise, including helping organize our annual ACE/Trauma Symposium for Stakeholders. She has been happily married since 2015 and has two children. 479-395-1505 lqualls@cptmh.com

WELCOME Your Source for Healing and Personal Growth The Trauma Clinic focuses on trauma-informed care that involves a thorough PTSD Assessment, establishes safety and stability, psycho-education and make a unique treatment plan to work specifically on PTSD symptomatology of each client. We offer face-to-face services, phone or Telemed services. Learn More About Our Trauma Clinic Mission The mission of the Trauma Clinic is to offer a wide range of mental health services addressing, educating and treating trauma and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) within the Fort Smith area and surrounding community. While treating the adult trauma population is important, we also focus on children and adolescents. We provide a broad array of trauma-informed therapeutic modalities for all ages that can include: individual and/or group psychotherapy, parenting classes, victim advocacy and community interventions. We further provide training on trauma and ACE to an extensive base group, such as community leaders, mental and medical professionals, schools, parents/guardians, military, law enforcement and the welfare and justice systems. “Only the very fortunate go through life without ever encountering either natural disaster or human violence.” Judith Herman Center for Psychiatric Trauma and Mental Health Physical Address: 12106 Hwy 71 S, Suite A, Fort Smith, AR 72916 Correspondence/Payments: P.O. Box 10864, Fort Smith, AR 72917 contactus@cptmh.com Call or Text: 479-431-8152 Fax: 855-315-2928 Se habla Español: 479-831-3210