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  Marianne Oliveira, Ph.D., M.P.H., R.N.
Vice President, Outpatient and Residential Services
Education:
Doctor of Philosophy in Education with emphasis in Public Health, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Master of Public Health, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Bachelor of Science in Psychology, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Associate of Science Degree in Nursing Science, Walter's State College
Professional Licensures:
Registered Nurse in Tennessee
Other:
As Administrator of Peninsula Village, Dr. Oliveira oversees all Peninsula Village operations. Dr. Oliveira has over 25 years experience working in the mental health field. She has served Covenant Health as a leader for 18 years, including 13 years at Peninsula Hospital as clinical director and administrator.
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Reggie T. Raman, M.D.
Psychiatrist
Education:
University of Bangalore, India, Doctor of Medicine
Chief Resident, University of South Carolina child and Adolescent Residency Program
Psychiatry Residency Program, James H. Quillen College of Medicine, East Tennessee State University
Professional Affiliations:
American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology
American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
American Psychiatric Association
Other:
As the Village psychiatrist, Dr. Raman is responsible for the psychiatric care and medication management of all Peninsula Village patients. Dr. Raman participates in the Interdisciplinary Treatment Teams and also serves as a member of the Village Leadership Team. He is Board Certified in Child, Adolescent and Adult Psychiatry by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Dr. Raman has developed strong Child and Adolescent Inpatient programs at Peninsula Psychiatric Hospital and patients in these programs have experienced excellent outcomes. He has served as Medical Director for Peninsula Psychiatric Hospital and Chief of Staff for Peninsula Behavioral Health.
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Bob Pegler, CAS
Program Director
Education:
Certified Addiction Specialist
Certified ROPES Facilitator
Certified Interventionist
Professional Affiliations:
Tennessee Association of Alcohol & Drug Abuse Counselors
National Association of Alcohol & Drug Abuse Counselors
Other:
As the Program Director of Peninsula Village, Bob is responsible for overseeing all operational aspects of the program. Bob also manages Recovery Services, Activity Therapy, Admissions and Community and Alumni Relations. Bob facilitates weekly recovery groups and chemical dependency education groups with the outdoor cabin groups as well as the Admission and Assessment Units. He assisted in developing a Family Relapse Prevention Group for patients and families nearing program completion. Bob also co-facilitates alumni and family support groups in Atlanta, GA, and Raleigh, NC. Bob has over 25 years experience working with adolescents with substance abuse issues.
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Dr. Barbara Taylor
Clinical Director
Education:
Doctor of Philosophy, University of Tennessee, Knoxville (Psychology)
Master of Social Work, Jane Addams Graduate School of Social Work, University of Illinois, Chicago
Bachelor of Arts, History of Art, Wellesley College
Professional Affiliations/Licensure:
Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Tennessee (1997-present)
Academy of Certified Social Workers 1978-1982
Appalachian Psychoanalytic Society
American Psychological Association
Other:
As the Clinical Director, Dr. Taylor provides clinical leadership for all programs as well as direct clinical care to patients at the Village. She is responsible for clinical oversight of all aspects of treatment planning and delivery. She oversees all psychological testing and individual therapy services, and supervises doctoral students who are placed at the Village each year by the University of Tennessee's School of Psychology.
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Todd Roberts, B.A.
Director of Continuum Services
Education:
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, University of Tennessee
Other:
As Director of Continuum Services, Todd oversees the day-to-day operations of the nursing department, utilization review and medical records, and Peninsula Village School. He is also the Peninsula Village Health and Safety Officer. Todd is a member of the Peninsula Behavioral Education Steering Team, the Peninsula Revenue Cycle Team, and the Village Leadership Team.
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Carol Marshall, APRN-BC; Psy NP
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Education:
Master of Science in Nursing, State University of New York at Stoney Brook
Other:
As a licensed Nurse Practitioner, Carol assists the Village psychiatrist with ongoing medication management for all patients. She also provides direct patient care, evaluates outcomes, consults with other specialists as required and adjusts processes as indicated to ensure optimal patient care. As an integral part of treatment team she plays an active role in developing the treatment plan. Carol provides support and expertise to the nursing staff as well.
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Jean Bolding, L.C.S.W.
Director of Family Therapy
Education:
Master of Science, Social Work, University of Tennessee College of Social Work, Knoxville
Professional Affiliations/Licensure:
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, TN
Approved Field Instructor for Social Work Students - UT College of Social Work
Other:
As Director of Family Therapy, Jean supervises and oversees the Family Therapy Department. She also assists in developing clinical programming. Jean helps ensure the coordination and continuity of patient care through communication with the Village Psychiatrist, Family Therapists, Nursing Services and Utilization Review. She also assists in providing leadership for continuous quality improvements for Peninsula Village's clinical services operations. Jean has more than two decades of experience as a family therapist and previously served Peninsula Village as a family therapist from 1990-1995, and as Director of Family Therapy from 1995-2003.
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Michelle Schwartz Wilson, L.P.C., L.A.D.A.C.
Manager of Residential Services, Girls Program
Education:
Master of Science, Mental Health Counseling, Nova University
Bachelor of Science, Psychology, University of Miami
Licensure/Professional Affiliations:
Licensed Professional Counselor
Licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor
Other:
As the Manager of Residential Services for the Girls Program, Michelle co-leads treatment teams & group psychotherapy sessions in the Girls Admission and Assessment Unit and Outdoor Cabin Program. She also trains and manages Team Leaders and Program Counselors in the Girls Program. She is responsible for the daily management of operational and clinical processes for the Girls Program. Michelle also helps orient new families and staff.
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Tabatha Eaton, B.A.
Administrative Coordinator, Girls' Program
Education:
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
Other:
As Administrative Coordinator for the Girls' Program, Tabatha is responsible for purchasing, scheduling, payroll, Human Resource processes and all administrative tasks related to the Girls' Program. She provides leadership support for frontline staff and program management. She also attends treatment teams and actively participates in a variety of support services at Peninsula Village.
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Kristen West, C.M.S.W.
Family Therapist
Education:
Master of Social Work, George Warren Brown School of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis
Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Washington University in St. Louis
Professional Affiliations/Licensure:
Certified Master Social Worker, Tennessee
Other:
Kristen is a Family Therapist who also serves as a family's liaison to other departments involved in their child's treatment. Kristen meets with patients and families for weekly family therapy sessions in addition to maintaining phone contact as needed depending on current issues in an adolescent's treatment. She also is one of the clinicians who lead group psychotherapy sessions in both programs.
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Lisa Roberts, MSSW
Family Therapist
Education:
Master of Science, Social Work, University of Tennessee
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, San Francisco State University
Professional Affiliations/Licensure:
National Association of Social Workers
Certified Master of Social Work, Tennessee
Other:
Lisa is a Family Therapist who also serves as a family's liaison to other departments involved in their child's treatment. Lisa meets with patients and families for weekly family therapy sessions in addition to maintaining phone contact as needed depending on current issues in an adolescent's treatment. She also is one of the clinicians who lead the group psychotherapy session with the Girls Admission and Assessment Unit and Girls Outdoor Program.
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Nena Taylor, M.S., C.T.R.S.
Activity Therapist, Girls Program
Education:
Master of Science, Therapeutic Recreation, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Bachelor of Arts, Education and Therapeutic Recreation, University of Tennessee Knoxville
Professional Affiliations/Licensure:
Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist
Other:
As the Girls Program Activity Therapist, Nena directs weekly therapeutic recreation activities with all groups in the Girls Outdoor Program as well as the Admission and Assessment Unit. As a certified ROPES instructor, she also leads ROPES courses with the female patients. Nena co-facilitates a weekly co-ed Aftercare group for patients preparing for discharge in addition to a weekly co-ed group called Keeper of the Fire (KOF). She also co-facilitates the Knoxville area family support group held on the Village campus each month.
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Stephanie Swain, M.S.S.W.
Family Therapist
Education:
Master of Social Work, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, College of Social Work
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Professional Affiliations/Licensure:
National Association of Social Workers
Trained in Critical Incident Stress Management
Trained in QPR suicide intervention
Member of University of Tennessee's Safety, Education, and Environment Committee
Member of University of Tennessee's Executive Committee of the Chancellor's Commission for LGBT people
Volunteer Group Therapist for University of Tennessee Lady Vols Athletic Department
Other:
Stephanie is a Family Therapist who also serves as a family's liaison to other departments involved in their child's treatment. Stephanie meets with patients and families for weekly family therapy sessions in addition to maintaining phone contact as needed depending on current issues in an adolescent's treatment. She also is one of the clinicians who lead group psychotherapy sessions in the girls programs.
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Denise McFarlan, M.S., L.P.C., MHSP
Family Therapist
Education:
Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Appalachian State University
Professional Affiliations/Licensure:
Licensed Professional Counselor
Mental Health Services Provider
Other:
Denise is a Family Therapist who also serves as a family's liaison to other departments involved in their child's treatment. Denise meets with patients and families for weekly family therapy sessions in addition to maintaining phone contact as needed depending on current issues in an adolescent's treatment. She also is one of the clinicians who lead group psychotherapy sessions in both programs programs.
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Ron Debord, M.S.S.W.
Family Therapist
Education:
Master of Science, Social Work, University of Tennessee
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, Berea College
Other:
Ron is a Family Therapist who also serves as a family's liaison to other departments involved in their child's treatment. Ron meets with patients and families for weekly family therapy sessions in addition to maintaining phone contact as needed depending on current issues in an adolescent's treatment. He also is one of the clinicians who lead the group psychotherapy sessions with the Boys Admission and Assessment Unit and Boys Outdoor Program.
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Ashley Wade, C.M.S.W.
Family Therapist
Education:
Master of Social Work, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, College of Social Work
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Professional Affiliations/Licensure:
Certified Master Social Worker, Tennessee
Other:
Ashley is a Family Therapist who also serves as a family's liaison to other departments involved in their child's treatment. Ashley meets with patients and families for weekly family therapy sessions in addition to maintaining phone contact as needed depending on current issues in an adolescent's treatment. She also is one of the clinicians who lead group psychotherapy sessions in the boys programs.
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Heidi Poore, M.S., C.T.R.S.
Activity Therapist, Boys Program
Education:
Master of Science, Therapeutic Recreation, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Bachelor of Arts, Sociology, Cumberland University
Professional Affiliations/Licensure:
Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist
Other:
As the Boys Program Activity Therapist, Heidi directs weekly therapeutic recreation activities with all groups in the Boys Outdoor Program as well as the Admission and Assessment Unit. As a certified ROPES instructor, she also leads ROPES courses with the male patients. Heidi co-facilitates a weekly co-ed Aftercare group for patients preparing for discharge in addition to a weekly co-ed group called Keeper of the Fire (KOF).
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Ashley Saint-Villiers, M.S.
Family Therapist
Education:
Master of Science, Marriage and Family Therapy, Southern Adventist University
Bachelor of Science, Family Studies, Southern Adventist University
Other:
Ashley is a Family Therapist who also serves as a family's liaison to other departments involved in their child's treatment. Ashley meets with patients and families for weekly family therapy sessions in addition to maintaining phone contact as needed depending on current issues in an adolescent's treatment. She also is one of the clinicians who lead group psychotherapy sessions with the Boys Admission and Assessment Unit and the Boys Outdoor Program.
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Stephanie M. Vanover, B.A.
Administrative Coordinator, Boys Program
Education:
Bachelor of Arts, Business, Lincoln Memorial University
Professional Affiliations/Certifications
Therapeutic Crisis Intervention Instructor
Other:
As Administrative Coordinator for the Boy's program, Stephanie is responsible for purchasing, scheduling, payroll, Human Resource processes and all administrative tasks related to the Boy's Program. She provides leadership support for frontline staff and management. She also attends treatment teams and actively participates in a variety of support services at Peninsula Village.
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Shaun Balch, M.A.
Family Therapist
Education:
Master of Arts, Marriage and Family Therapy and Professional Counseling
Bachelor of Science, Bible and Counseling, Johnson Bible College
Other:
Shaun is a Family Therapist who also serves as a family's liaison to other departments involved in their child's treatment. Shaun meets with patients and families for weekly family therapy sessions in addition to maintaining phone contact as needed depending on current issues in an adolescent's treatment. He also is one of the clinicians who lead group psychotherapy sessions with the Boys Admission and Assessment Unit and the Boys Outdoor Program.
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David R. Humphrey, Ed.S.
Peninsula Village School Principal
Education:
Education Specialist, Lincoln Memorial University
Master of Arts, Teaching, Carson Newman College
Bachelor of Science, Management, Carson Newman College
Other:
As principal, David has overall responsibility for the operations of Peninsula Village School. He began work at Peninsula Village in 1991 as a program counselor and in July 1992, David became a teacher. He has taught at various locations within the Peninsula system.
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Andy Keller, RN
Nursing Supervisor
Education:
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, University of Tennessee
AASN, Walters State Community College
Professional Affiliations/Licensure
American Psychiatric Nursing Association
Registered Nurse
Other:
As the Village Nursing Supervisor, Andy has overall responsibility for the operations of the Village Nursing Department. He has worked with adolescents since 1991, and has experience working in both residential and outpatient settings. He joined our team in 1999 as a registered nurse and was promoted to Nursing Supervisor in 2002. He is an active member in the American Psychiatric Nursing Association.
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Kelly Roberts
Community and Alumni Relations Coordinator
Education:
Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Lincoln Memorial University
Other:
Kelly is responsible for coordination of marketing and other communications related to referral relations. Kelly is also responsible for coordinating the Peninsula Village Family Support Groups in Knoxville, Raleigh and Atlanta. She serves as a member of the Village Marketing Team and maintains communication with former Village patients and their families.
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Kimberly West
Intake Services Coordinator
Education:
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, University of Tennessee
Other:
Kimberly is responsible for overseeing the daily functions of the Village Admissions Department along with responsibility for intake/admissions data collection and analysis. She is also a part of the Village marketing team.
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