Our Team
Katie Tuner, LPCC
Katie Turner brings invaluable personal experience to the table, having navigated the challenges of divorce, remarriage, and raising six children. With this firsthand insight, she offers a deep understanding of blended families and empathizes with the distinct hurdles faced by teenagers.
Armed with a master's degree in Clinical Mental Health, Katie is adept at addressing a spectrum of psychological needs. Her firsthand experiences have illuminated the hurdles student athletes often confront, from battling perfectionism to grappling with self-confidence.
Specializing in reintegration and reunification, Katie boasts a comprehensive understanding of the family court process. Her therapeutic arsenal includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), mindfulness, and art therapy techniques, tailored to meet individual needs.
Katie is a proud member of the following organizations:
American Counseling Association, Association for Child and Adolescent Counseling, Colorado Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, and the Supervised Visitation Network.
Jeff Turner - Professional Parenting Supervisor/ Supervised Parenting Provider
Meet Jeff, a seasoned professional with a wealth of experience in law enforcement and supervision services. With an impressive 35-year career in law enforcement, Jeff retired as a Lieutenant, leaving behind a legacy of dedication and service.
In his retirement, Jeff finds fulfillment as both a devoted grandfather and an enthusiastic community volunteer. His commitment to making a positive impact extends beyond his professional career.
As a proud member of the Supervised Visitation Network and a long time member of the Community Corrections team, Jeff continues to contribute his expertise to ensure the well-being of families and communities alike.
Diana Rivera - Professional Parenting Supervisor
Diana is a proud graduate of the University of Texas At El Paso, where she earned her BA in Education. In addition to her role in supervision services, Diana shines as an Elementary School substitute teacher, bringing enthusiasm and compassion to every classroom she enters.
Diana's unwavering commitment to professional development and community empowerment is evident in all she does. Fluent in Spanish, she ensures that families in need receive the support and communication essential for their success.
Embark on a journey with Diana as she continues to make a profound impact on education and the lives of those she touches.
Ted Morris, MA - Professional Parenting Supervisor
Ted worked with clients within the judicial system and as a crisis clinician within the community mental health system in Colorado and Georgia for 15 years. Ted is a graduate of Argosy University and holds a master's degree in psychology. Skilled in both cognitive behavioral therapy and motivational interviewing, Ted favors a direct approach in goal setting and giving people tools they can apply right away. Within these diverse settings, Ted noticed a common theme impacting clients' successes: people tend to do better if those helping them meet them where they are in their respective challenges. Outside of SPCC, Ted runs a coaching practice that focuses on assertiveness training and runs an ADHD support group for adults.
Jen Vespa - Professional Parenting Supervisor
Jen has worked with families in the Department of Human Services for nearly 20 years. Jen has extensive experiene supporting families and brings a wealth of knowledge to SPCC. Jen holds a BS in Social Work from Colorado State University.
Janet L. More, MSW, JD - Professional Parenting Supervisor
Nicole Atkins - Practice Manager
Nicole joins SPCC with a indepth understanding of the needs our families. Nicole has first hand knowledge of the visitation experience as a foster parent. Nicole is certified as a Nurturing Parenting Facilitator and leads SPCC's parent education program.