Our Team C-D

Jenna Chatfield, MA, is a Qualified Mental Health Specialist focused on school-, community-, and home-based services for New Richmond Elementary Schools. She graduated from Liberty University with her Masters of Arts degree in Religion in April of 2012 and will soon complete a Masters in Clinical Mental Health at Liberty University with plans to become an LPC. Jenna started working for Child Focus in August of 2021. Jenna also serves as part of the Crisis Response Team through Child Focus.

Ruth Combs, BA, CT, is a qualified mental health specialist providing services in the Clermont county area. She earned her bachelor degree from Berea College and is currently in a Masters degree program with Grand Canyon University. Ruth joined Child Focus in 2023 and is currently working with children and adults in the outpatient and school-based settings. She serves children and families using a person-centered approach with a special interest in trauma informed care, family systems, anxiety, and grief. Outside of Child Focus, Ruth enjoys hiking and playing sports with her family.

Aimee Cooper, M.Ed., L.S.W., is Mobile Crisis and Hotline Responder. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work at Northern Kentucky University in 2000 and her Master’s in Special Education from Wilmington College in 2013. She earned a Master’s Degree in Administration from Capella University in 2016. She worked as a teacher at Wasserman Day Treatment from August 2013 to May 2020. Aimee has been a member of Child Focus, Inc. Clermont County Mobile Crisis team since 2013.

Catherine Cosker MA, LPC, is the Coordinator of Crisis Services. She received her graduate degree in Mental Health Counseling from Xavier University in 2021. She began with Child Focus in 2017 as a school based Qualified Mental Health Specialist in the West Clermont School District. During her graduate studies, she completed her internship training as an outpatient therapist. As an outpatient therapist, she performed individual, family, and group therapy. Currently, she coordinates and serves as a part of the Mobile Crisis, Mobile Response and Stabilization Services, and the Clermont & Brown Crisis Hotline Teams. 

Alannah Daniels, BS, is a Mental Health in Early Childhood Consultant at Child Focus. Alannah graduated from Capella University in 2024 with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. Alannah is working to obtain her Ohio Early Childhood Mental Health credential as well as her Registered Applicant certification. Alannah has been a part of the Child Focus Early Childhood in Mental Health team since October 2024 and is working to support and strengthen this program at Child Focus and improve the quality of lives for the littlest of youth. Alannah has worked as a Registered Behavior Technician in both an ABA clinic setting and in-home setting. Alannah is looking forward to working as an Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant and getting to meet with families, teachers and students and helping to create better relationships to schools and equipping young children with important social emotional tools to help them have the best experience possible.

Elizabeth Dolle, MA, LPCC-S, completed her graduate training in mental health counseling at the University of Cincinnati in 2005.  It included training on working with children and families, group therapy, and program development.  Ms. Dolle’s internship experience was completed at St. Aloysius Orphanage. Her experience included working with individuals and groups who presented with various emotional and behavioral concerns to complete assessments, treatment plans, and discharge summaries.  Ms. Dolle has been employed at Child Focus, Inc. since 2006. As an outpatient therapist, she works with both male and female children and adolescents who present with various concerns including ADHD, oppositional defiant disorder, depression, and anxiety. She has run the anger management group since she came to Child Focus.