OUR FOUNDER
Sheng Lee Yang, MSW, LCSW
Sheng is a first-generation immigrant who arrived in the U.S. as a refugee at a young age and has remained a resident of Wisconsin ever since. Today, she is a practicing Licensed Clinical Social Worker, President and Executive Director for Us 2 Behavioral Health Care. Additionally, she teaches graduate-level courses in Clinical Mental Health and Diversity & Inclusion, and more importantly, is a proud mother of two young girls. Her previous professional experiences include direct care and leadership positions in public, private, government and nonprofit institutions. Her personal and professional experiences helped cultivate a vision to integrate social justice and cultural humility into mental health. On September 3rd, 2019, Us 2 Behavioral Health, led by Sheng, opened its doors with a mission to advance health equity by removing barriers and creating an inclusive community where people can reach their full potential.
OPERATIONS
Kou Yang
Mai Yer Lee
CLINICAL THERAPISTS
Jodi Hage, APSW
I am a clinical therapist licensed as an Advanced Practice Social Worker working with clients ages 4 and older. My therapy approach is taken from a variety of therapeutic modalities as no two clients have the same needs. I use cognitive behavioral techniques most often and enjoy using an informal style of therapy as having the client feel comfortable is a priority.
I earned my Bachelor’s in Social Work from the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point and my Master in Social Work from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh.
In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my family and watching my children play sports. I love creative projects, gardening, baking, and enjoy snuggling and playing with my dogs.
Kinsey Pierre, APSW
I am a clinical therapist licensed in Wisconsin as an Advanced Practice Social Worker. I work with individuals ages 10 and older, and also couples. In therapy, I focus on each individual person’s needs, strengths, and preferences as I tailor my therapeutic approach. Approaches I frequently use include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), solution focused approaches, and motivational interviewing. I am also trained in Brain Spotting, a treatment modality effective with trauma-based situations, and certified in substance abuse treatment.
I have a Bachelor’s in Psychology and Human Development and a Master’s of Social Work from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay with 10 years of human services experience.
I was born and raised in Western Wisconsin and have lived in the Fox Valley for the past 12 years. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, traveling, practicing yoga, reading, gardening, camping, and biking.
Nhia Moua, APSW
Nyob Zoo! I am a bilingual Hmong clinical therapist. My therapy approaches include person-centered therapy, narrative therapy and mindfulness. I believe in bringing hope and healing by meeting people at their level.
I graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Services from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh and a Master of Social Work from the University of Wisconsin Madison.
In my free time, I volunteer in the community to support minority groups and am an active member at my local church. I enjoy a lifestyle that incorporates my personal and professional beliefs.
NURSE & PSYCHIATRIST
Rachael Cabral-Guevera
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