Meet Susan Sherer-Vincent, LCSW, LMFT, CAC
Dedicated trauma specialist with 40+ years of experience, Susan Sherer-Vincent offers compassionate, expert counseling rooted in a community-first approach. EMDR, ART, Gestalt expertise, and law enforcement collaborations enrich her trauma-informed care. Passionate about supporting public servants and community healing.
Meet Sarah Szybowski, LMHC
Sarah loves to help people achieve their goals, reach their full potential, and recognize their strengths in the midst of turmoil. She approaches each of her clients with genuine curiosity and a desire to understand and meet each person where they are. Sarah believes that each person is unique, and utilizes a client-centered approach tailored to helping each individual meet their goals.
Sarah graduated with a Masters of Science in Counseling from Cairn University in 2011, and has been working as a therapist for over 12 years. She specializes in working with adults who have experienced trauma and are struggling with PTSD, anxiety, depression, fertility struggles, and relational concerns. Sarah is trained in EMDR, a clinician for WCPR under FRSN in Indiana, and has a long history working with children, adolescents and their families, specializing in child-centered play therapy,
Sarah is passionate about reaching those is public safety. Sarah is the wife of a police officer and has had the unique opportunity of seeing the life of a first responder first-hand. Sarah has a deep empathy for the struggles that face those in the the line of duty.
Meet Emily Azcona, MSW
Emily Azcona is advancing her expertise in Trauma-Informed Care with a Doctorate. She holds degrees in Criminal Justice and Social Work, with extensive experience in criminal justice roles. As a licensed therapist with Frontline Counseling, Emily brings deep empathy and understanding, especially for those in law enforcement and military families. She cherishes family moments, coaching volleyball, and outdoor activities.
Meet Callista Maguire, Counseling Intern
Callista Maguire is dedicated to supporting law enforcement mental health. She is pursuing a master's in counseling, focusing on trauma and resilience, especially for officers. With a background working within Federal law enforcement and a family history of service, Callista offers a compassionate, confidential space for healing and growth.
Meet Trish Northcutt, LMHCA
Trish Northcutt has recently joined the Frontline team. She brings with her a passion for client care that guides clients to achieve their great potential and purpose. She has a Master's Degree in Clinical Mental Health from Indiana Wesleyan. She has experience working in mental health in both adult and juvenile maximum-security correctional facilities. She feels drawn to support those who work in law enforcement and as first responders. She is currently training to provide Trauma Informed Care. She seeks to help each individual find and restore connection not only within themselves but also with others and the lives they lead. She believes each individual is capable of great potential and has purpose, and thinks no one should walk that path alone.
Jamie Fisher recently joined the Frontline team. She holds a Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and brings a longstanding passion for helping others navigate life’s challenges and discover their capacity for meaningful growth. Jamie is particularly passionate about supporting first responders and their families, recognizing the unique sacrifices they make and the importance of caring for the individuals and families who serve our communities. She works with individuals, couples, children, and families and values the opportunity to work with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds, informed by her experiences traveling to nine countries and developing an appreciation for cross-cultural communication. Jamie draws from Logotherapy and Reality/Choice Therapy, with additional training in EMDR to expand her ability to support clients experiencing trauma. Her approach is grounded in warmth, acceptance, and genuine presence while encouraging clients to examine what is holding them back and take meaningful steps toward change. Jamie believes that people can experience greater freedom and fulfillment when they walk in truth, release what they no longer need to carry, and take ownership of becoming the best version of themselves. She strives to create a therapeutic environment where clients feel heard and accepted, while also feeling empowered and positively challenged to move beyond simply “okay” and toward the life they truly desire. Outside of counseling, Jamie enjoys traveling and spending time in nature.