Mayra A. Hernandez, LCSW-S, SEP, CEAP
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Mayra A. Hernandez is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Board-Approved Supervisor, and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner with extensive experience in trauma-informed care, case management, relationship-centered therapy, and community-based support. Fluent in English and Spanish, Mayra’s work spans non-profit organizations, K–12 education systems, and clinical settings. She is dedicated to providing responsive and compassionate care for all. She serves as the Employee Assistance Program Team Lead.
Mayra’s clinical approach integrates a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Family Systems Therapy, Play Therapy, and Somatic Experiencing. She blends evidence-based practices with mindfulness and relationship centered interventions to support individuals and families navigating trauma, life transitions, mental health challenges, and barriers. Her trauma-responsive lens and relational approach emphasize safety, empowerment, and resilience.
Mayra has extensive experience supporting individuals impacted by intimate partner violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, anxiety, substance use, and those who wish to integrate spirituality into their counseling experience. Additionally, she has supported prenatal and postpartum mental health and has led district-wide initiatives supporting students and families within the k-12 school system. Her leadership includes facilitating support groups, mentoring professionals, overseeing case management services, and building partnerships across sectors to create lasting change in the community.
Mayra is deeply committed to creating healing spaces, building authentic, lasting relationships with individuals and communities, and remaining grounded in her own journey of personal and professional growth.
Jamie Justus, LCSW-S
Jamie has been a Social Worker for over 15 years. She has worked in agency settings such as a nursing home, court-appointed special advocates, rape crisis centers, a university counseling center, and private practice.
Jamie specializes in working with survivors of trauma and those who want to better manage their anxiety. She is a Hatha yoga teacher and is passionate about making yoga practices accessible to all bodies and minds.
In therapy sessions, Jamie enjoys delving into psychoeducation and helping clients to shift old stories that no longer serve them. She is honored to be a therapist, getting to be curious with people one session at a time.
Danica Morgan, LCSW-S, CEAP
Danica Morgan (duh-NEEK-ah) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with experience serving various populations across various agency settings since 2011. Her expertise includes supporting active-duty military members, veterans, sworn and civilian law enforcement professionals, individuals experiencing chronic homelessness, young adults aging out of foster care, individuals with multi-ethnic backgrounds, victims and survivors of crime, K–12 students and their families, first-generation college students, and young professionals navigating new careers or transitions. She also has extensive experience assisting people with visible and invisible disabilities, mental and/or substance use disorders, including those seeking inpatient psychiatric care.
Her therapeutic approach is rooted in a strengths-based, culturally responsive perspective, where she translates complex psychological concepts into practical, personalized tools to promote overall well-being. She combines the science of interpersonal neurobiology and attachment theory with the spiritual depth of transpersonal and positive psychology, creating a safe space for emotional resilience and soulful self-exploration. Recently certified in EMDR, Danica incorporates trauma-informed care with cognitive-behavioral techniques and motivational interviewing via resilience first aid to foster meaningful and lasting growth and healing. By viewing each individual through a systemic and solution-focused framework, she assists clients in integrating clinical insights with their daily lives.
Danica offers presentations on topics such as emotional intelligence, growth mindset, communication, and workplace feedback skills building, micro-resilience strategies, and aligning core values for well-being.
Zarina Moreno, LCSW-S, CEAP
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Zarina Moreno is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Board Approved Supervisor who provides bilingual counseling services in both English and Spanish. She works with young adults and adults, as well as groups and communities, supporting individuals navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, life transitions, relationship concerns, burnout, and stress management. Her clinical work includes supporting survivors of domestic and sexual violence, first-generation individuals, and those impacted by immigration-related stressors and generational and intergenerational trauma.
Zarina brings experience from a variety of settings, including schools, domestic violence agencies, private practice, and healthcare environments. She approaches therapy from a relational-cultural and trauma-informed perspective, with the belief that healing happens through connection and that clients’ identities, lived experiences, and cultural and intergenerational strengths are essential to the healing process.
Her approach integrates Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), mindfulness practices, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and somatic-based interventions, and she is EMDR trained. Zarina is committed to creating a supportive, culturally responsive space where clients can reconnect with themselves, build self-compassion, strengthen boundaries, and develop tools for healing and well-being that feel authentic and sustainable.
Geeti Shirazi Mahajan, LCSW-S, MPH, C-IAYT
Geeti has worked as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Yoga Therapist since 2012. Her clinical experience includes working at a psychiatric inpatient hospital, an intensive outpatient group setting, and an academic integrative medical setting. Geeti specializes in working with survivors of trauma and offers individual and group therapy at the EAP and in her private practice. Geeti is an embedded EAP counselor at UTHA/Dell Medical School.
Amber Hunter-Crawford, LCSW-S, CEAP
Amber Hunter-Crawford is a licensed clinical social worker and board-approved supervisor, and a certified employee assistance professional. As Assistant Director of HealthPoint at The University of Texas at Austin, she leads the Employee Assistance Program, Employee Well-Being, and Occupational Health Program teams, which together serve faculty, staff, retirees, and their adult dependents.
Amber’s focus is on how a large university and academic medical center builds the conditions for its people to be well at work. That means supporting employees and leaders as they navigate change and respond to critical incidents, and it means shaping the policies and systems that help faculty and staff know about and utilize the benefits already available to them. Under her leadership, HealthPoint’s programming spans the full range of employee well-being, from financial and physical health to emotional and mental health, learning and career, environment, and community.
She brings a clinician’s perspective to this leadership work, shaped by advanced training in interpersonal neurobiology, EMDR, and trauma-informed systems of care.
Amber serves as a Senior Trainer for Longhorns Listen: Suicide Prevention and sits on the Health and Well-Being Leadership Team and the Healthcare Entities Team.