Meet The Team

Tiffany Webb LIMHP, LMHP, LADC

Rachel Dunn LADC 

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Rachel is not your typical substance-use counselor — she’s a trauma-informed catalyst for transformation and renewal. Clients often come to her feeling stuck, ashamed, or lost — and leave with renewed strength, clearer purpose, and a deeper sense of self.

With Rachel, recovery isn’t about checking boxes. It’s about reclaiming your life. Drawing from evidence-based practices and a fierce commitment to empowerment, she designs individualized plans that meet you where you’re at and harness your inner resilience. She guides clients through the pain, confusion, and fear of addiction with empathy, clarity, and unwavering support.

Working with Rachel means:

• Being seen and heard — She builds trust fast, listens deeply, and creates a safe space for honest vulnerability.

• Transformative healing, not quick fixes — Her approach doesn’t just aim for sobriety; she helps you rediscover hope, rebuild relationships, and reconnect with your values and strengths.

• A partner in your journey — Whether you’re taking your first step toward change or rebuilding after setbacks, Rachel walks beside you with consistency, kindness, and clinical skill.

Aubree Bradley, LADC

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Aubree provides steady, personalized addiction and mental-health counseling for adults seeking relief from substance use disorders, co-occurring mental health symptoms, and the overwhelming pressures of life and recovery. Aubree specializes in helping clients gain clarity around their emotional and behavioral patterns, develop realistic coping strategies, and build a stronger sense of stability and direction.

Her approach is calm, collaborative, and deeply client-centered. Aubree uses Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and trauma-informed practices to help clients reduce distress, feel more grounded, and create meaningful, long-term change. She is known for her steady presence, thoughtful insight, and the ability to help clients feel safe, supported, and understood from the very first session.

Whether someone is entering recovery for the first time or returning after a difficult setback, Aubree offers a consistent, reassuring space where healing and progress can take root. With her grounded guidance and strong clinical expertise, clients are able to rebuild confidence, strengthen resilience, and move forward with greater stability and hope.

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John Cho, LIMHP

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John is a dedicated mental-health therapist who brings together clinical expertise, cultural awareness, and a strong commitment to service. He works with individuals navigating substance use, trauma, anxiety, depression, and major life transitions, offering steady, personalized support grounded in evidence-based care and real-world experience.

John has served in a range of therapeutic environments, including residential and outpatient treatment settings, community-based programs, and case management roles. His clinical foundation is strengthened by his long-standing service as a commissioned officer in the Nebraska Army National Guard, which informs his resilience-focused approach and deep respect for diversity, discipline, and personal growth.

Using CBT, trauma-informed practices, motivational interviewing, and strengths-based interventions, John helps clients understand their patterns, build coping skills, and create meaningful change. He is known for his grounding presence, cultural sensitivity, and ability to meet clients with both compassion and clarity.

John believes in empowering clients to reconnect with their strengths and chart a path toward lasting emotional health. His calm guidance and genuine investment in each person’s well-being make him a trusted partner in the healing process.

Pamela Florang LADC

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Pamela is a steady guide for individuals navigating substance use and the emotional challenges that often accompany it. She creates a safe, nonjudgmental environment where clients can be honest about their struggles, explore their strengths, and take meaningful steps toward recovery. Known for her straightforward communication and deep clinical knowledge, Pamela provides clear guidance that helps clients understand exactly what they need to move forward.

Pamela uses a trauma-responsive and strengths-based approach, integrating CBT, MI, and solution-focused strategies to help clients understand their patterns, build healthier coping skills, and regain control of their lives. She has worked with clients across all levels of care and brings a strong, practical understanding of how addiction affects the whole person—mind, body, relationships, and daily functioning. She excels in comprehensive assessments and group facilitation, offering both structure and support.

Clients often describe Pamela as grounding, approachable, and refreshingly direct. She believes in meeting people exactly where they are and giving them the honest, knowledgeable feedback they need to grow. With her supportive but no-nonsense style, Pamela walks with clients as they discover the resilience and hope within themselves.

Kim Chandler