Ann is passionate about family and child safety, especially for those kids that are caught in systems and intuitions that care more about bringing in a profit off children rather than helping children obtain safety and healing.

Ann served as an elected County Commissioner and gained valuable insights about the needs of communities and found creative ways to meet those needs.

While working as a Juvenile Probation Officer she connected with the youth and learned about their world, their concerns, and helped to empower them in ways that changed their lives forever.

With Northwest Regional ESD Ann fought for the rights of children and served as a legislative advocate for children with special needs.

As an A & D Counselor, DUII Diversion Instructor, Ann aided Clatsop County Mental Health in facilitating women's and adolescent groups and in teaching diversion classes.

Kate Dimon; attended UCG and graduated University Limerick went on to work for Digital Equipment Corporation in Europe then on to Intel Corporation in Oregon as a Senior Construction Project Manager. Returning to finish Grad work at Marylhurst College then completing her career as an Adjunct at Clatsop College and a team lead at Blue Mountain Community College in recruiting solutions.

Ms. Dimon was the president of the Board of Directors for The National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Centre Trail Tenders from 2011 to2013 and again from 2014 to 2022. Ms. Dimon is a well-known preservationist who still serves on boards and provides expertise on IBC and building knowledge She also sat on the committee along with Ann Samuelson and Senator Joan Dukes in support of minorities in the construction industry and an advocate for grandparents who have been alienated by the court system as irrelevant in Parent/Grandparent disputes. Ms Dimon also has worked as a paralegal and has been trained in Oregon Land law. Ms Dimon is retired and splits her time between Oregon and Europe.

Throughout his life Bob has always challenged authority when it appeared that those in power were out of step with the protection or respect of (or for) the rights of the individual.

Bob successfully graduated from NCCU Law School in 1985. He was trained as a political operative for the Democratic National Committee and served as a Delegate to the DNC Convention on behalf of the Reverend Jessie L Jackson in his historic effort for the Democratic Nomination for the Presidency of the United States.

Bob has worked for three (3) State Legislative bodies, (Michigan, Alabama and Oregon) as well as serving as an assistant prosecutor in Saginaw, Michigan.

Justin is a red-blooded American who believes in the power of the constitution and a justice system and laws that work for the people. He is an advocate for family and child safety, due process, and is passionate about fostering systems that help rather than retraumatize victims and families.

Steve is compassionate when it comes to obtaining the truth and justice in every case.

He is a retired police officer of 47 years of public service. He has worked on many investigations from petty theft, horrific child abuse, to complicated multiple homicides.

Steve’s comprehensive experience of case investigations and preparation on both criminal and civil matters has earned him admiration and trust with both the public and government officials.

Steve is keenly aware of how those who should be protecting the public’s best interest can sometimes use their positions of power for personal gain or revenge.

She believes in a holistic approach to counseling and respect the individuality and complexity of all human beings

As a Licensed Professional Counselor with 27 years of experience as a psychotherapist she has worked with both victims and offenders on complex cases for individuals as well as court-mandated clients.

She has worked in the area of abuse and trauma since the early 1990s.

Her experience as a former Parent Custody Evaluator gives her additional insight into the world of the court system and has allowed her to effectively consult with parents going through difficult custody processes.

She is a member of the American Psychological Association (APA), American Counseling Association (ACA), Association for Addiction Professionals (NAADAC), International Association of Trauma Professionals (IATP)

Janiene brings over 21 years of experience to the team both as a JD and Social Worker. She is passionate about working with youth and families in building and maintain strong relationships.

She works as a collaborative divorce coach: to help each spouse manage the strain of changing relationships as they focus on goals for the present and future.

Janiene is also a neutral child specialist: and helps to create safe parenting time plans and arrangements customized to fit the unique needs of each family.

She teaches parents skills to help their children both change challenging behavior and shift to a place of deep healing and connection.

Loredana was born in a communist country during a time of political upheaval. As a young child she immigrated to the United States with her family to enjoy the rights and protection offered in the country.

Loredana later discovered that justice is often only given to those who can afford it and testimonies could be purchased, thus putting a price on truth.

Loredana became a family advocate and volunteered as a parent support specialist for families in trauma, victims of crime and cyber intelligence legal researcher.

Over the years she has worked with various non-profits and has helped to build awareness regarding discrimination victims face in the justice systems that result in skewed or harmful outcomes. This includes discrimination against victims based on their family status to the perpetrators which often results in a lack of proper protections.

Loredana operates a successful, licensed early learning program in Portland. She has partnered with government sponsored programs to organize a community safe haven for children and help provide much needed child care for working parents as essential workers during the pandemic.

Esther is a Licensed Professional Counselor. She earned a Master of Arts degree in Counseling with a youth and child specialization from Western Seminary in Portland, Oregon. She received a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Portland State University. As a counselor, Esther is committed to serving clients by partnering with them in working toward healthy change, development, and growth.

Esther has experience working with children, adolescents, helping clients with adoption, healing after divorce, adults, families, and parent skills training. Her areas of concentration include play therapy, neurofeedback therapy, and parent skills training. Specialties include abuse recovery for all ages, narcissism, adoption, trauma, attachment, ODD, and other severe diagnosis, as well as parent coaching.

She believes that giving a voice to those who have been silenced is both healing and empowering. She knows that truth is the most powerful thing in the universe and it can not stay hidden forever.

She is an international best-selling author and legislative family advocate. She served on an anti-human trafficking force and worked to help support parents who had lost their children or were at risk of homicide.

She received her Master's degree is Pastoral Counseling and Community Chaplaincy. Through the Department of Justice she was certified to help families onto the Address Confidentiality Program.

She is a member of the American Association for Christian Counselors and received her Suicide PAIR Certification.