Staff

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 Licensed Psychologist
Clinic Founder & Director

Dr. Reinoso is a licensed psychologist specializing in the assessment  and treatment of developmental disorders such as ADHD, Learning  Disorders, Dyslexia, Autism, and Asperger's Disorder.  He is a Cogmed  Qualified Specialist. Dr. Reinoso treats patients from early childhood  through young adulthood. He founded the clinic in 1996. Dr. Reinoso is  also the author of Little Ducky Jr. and the Whirlwind Storm© an inspirational tale for children surviving catastrophes such as Hurricane Katrina. 

Dr.  Mora is a licensed psychologist with experience addressing the social,  emotional, and behavioral needs of both typically developing and  developmentally disabled children and adolescents. In particular, Dr.  Annie specializes in the assessment and treatment of common childhood  disorders such as ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, Autism, and Learning  Disabilities. She works closely with the Archdiocese of New Orleans and  local schools training parents, counselors and administrators on tactics  for minimizing the effects of bullying. She has also served on the Archdiocese’s Anti-Bullying Committee and the Safe Environments Committee.

Gina is a Licensed Professional  Counselor-Supervisor and National Board Certified Counselor who  specializes in child and adolescent behavioral health. She has worked in  the school setting for many years and continues to  offer counseling services to children, adolescents and adults. Her  primary focus is providing an atmosphere that promotes growth and change  by depending upon qualities such as unconditional positive regard,  genuineness and empathy. Her area of treatment expertise include  anxiety,depression, ADHD, social, communication and problem solving  skills, relationship issues and adjustment issues. Gina uses cognitive  behavioral therapy (CBT) while incorporating mindfulness techniques. 

     Jill  is a Licensed Professional Counselor and National Board Certified  Counselor who specializes in working with adolescents and young adults  in the clinical and school setting. She has been working with  adolescents for more than 30 years and is passionate about  supporting young people, especially those experiencing challenges with  learning disabilities, ADHD, autism, anxiety, and depression.

Utilizing  a strengths-based and individualized approach, she helps clients build  resilience, improve communication skills, and develop executive  functioning strategies to navigate academic, social, and personal  challenges. She empowers young people to gain confidence,  manage stress, and achieve their goals through compassionate and  evidence-based Cognitive-Behavioral interventions.

Committed  to creating a safe and supportive environment, she works  collaboratively with clients and their families to foster personal  growth, self-awareness, and lifelong success. 

Rachel is trained in Child-Centered Play Therapy, SandPlay, and attachment-focused interventions. She helps children and teens explore anxiety, depression, life challenges, and big emotions in ways that feel natural and developmentally appropriate. Because children often communicate through play before they have the words to express themselves, play therapy helps them work through challenges while building emotional regulation, coping skills, and self-esteem. With teens, Rachel integrates play-based approaches with talk therapy, including CBT, based on their individual needs, strengths, and preferences.

Rachel provides a safe, supportive, and engaging environment where children and teens can build confidence, develop emotional regulation, process difficulties, and strengthen their relationships. Because parents and caregivers play an essential role in their child’s progress, she also believes that supporting the child means supporting their caregivers.

Rachel strives to meet each child and family where they are, with curiosity, compassion, and a relationship-focused approach. Her goal is to help children and teens build confidence, emotional regulation, coping skills, and self-esteem that they can carry beyond therapy and into everyday life, relationships, and future challenges.

Stacey Stemke, MCD, CCC-Slp.
Director, Speech & Learning Center
 

Stacey Stemke is an independent speech pathologist whose practice is  housed in the BHHDC facility. She and her team serve as consultants to  the BHHDC staff and provide speech and language therapy to children and adults.