PROGRAM DIRECTOR

Leslie Summerfield

Leslie is a licensed psychotherapist that has been working with individuals and families since 2011. Prior to working at The Center For Discovery, she worked at Casa Serena, an intensive outpatient program for eating disorders. Leslie brings a unique perspective to her counseling clients – with a deep background in human resources and organizational development, she is able to quickly identify concerns, issues, and an effective path forward for her clients. Leslie also brings warmth and compassion to her therapy work that puts clients at ease and encourages them to share often-difficult situations.

Leslie has an undergraduate degree in Psychology from UCLA, a Masters in Business Administration from Santa Clara University and a Masters in Counseling Psychology from the University of Santa Clara.

PRIMARY THERAPIST

Priscilla Wetmore, LMFT

Priscilla is a licensed Marriage and Family therapist with a background in dietetics and 12 years experience as a Certified Addiction Counselor and over 15 years working with teens in intensive outpatient and residential treatment settings. She has a passion for working with families in developing resilience in their struggles with eating disorders, anxiety, depression, and trauma. Her practitioner approach consists of individual psycho-dynamic therapy coupled with experiential learning of DBT skills, ACT, mindfulness and the integration of Dialectical Behavior and Seeking Safety trauma curriculums.

PROGRAM PSYCHIATRIST

Dr. Indra Singh, MD

PROGRAM THERAPIST

Erin Osanna-Barba, MSW, ASW

Erin comes to Center For Discovery with over 20 years’ experience in victim advocacy, crisis intervention, and interpersonal violence/trauma. She is passionate about providing empathetic and individualized strength-based support to clients. For over 14 years she served as a Victim/Witness Advocate with the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office, working with survivors of violent crime within the criminal justice system. She has also worked for two community based domestic violence agencies in the East Bay where she provided crisis intervention, safety planning, advocacy, case management and community outreach for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors. She most recently served as the Director of the CARE (Campus Assault Response and Education) Center at Saint Mary’s College of CA.

Erin holds Bachelor’s degrees in Sociology and Criminal Justice Administration and a Master’s degree in Social Work. She is currently a registered Associate Social Worker with the California State Board of Behavioral Science. She has been certified in California as a Rape Crisis and Domestic Violence Counselor since 1996. She holds certificates in both beginning and advanced Victim Advocacy from the State of California. She also received Crisis Response certification by the National Organization of Victim Assistance (NOVA) in 2001. During her career, she has provided multiple training on victim services, trauma, and crisis response for law enforcement, students and community organizations. She served as a panel member at a conference on hate crimes at UC Hastings School of Law and in 2005, contributed to the first community resource manual for response to hate crimes, published by the National Center for Transgender Equality.