EAP Team

Amanda Brandon has been a Licensed Professional Counselor since 2011 and has been working with the Oklahoma State EAP for seven years. She works with adults and children who are experiencing anxiety and/or depression or those who have experienced trauma, helping them gain the tools necessary to combat these issues immediately and providing them with the resources they might need to find additional help after their sessions at the EAP office are over.

Outside of work she enjoys gardening, watercolor painting, and hiking with her teenage son and dog, Ace

Andrea has been a licensed counselor since 2018. She is a Graduate of East Central University where she received her Master of Science in Psychology after she completed her Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Social Work. Andrea has over 6 years of working in mental health and substance abuse services in a variety of roles:  direct care, outpatient, crisis care, and advocacy. Andrea has experience working with mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, relationships, substance use, crisis management and adjustment disorders among adults, adolescents, and children. Andrea's passion is helping individuals learn how to build healthier relationships with themselves and others. Her work focuses on targeting ineffective behaviors, habits, and beliefs.

Amber Jones has been a Licensed Clinical Social Worker since 2008. She is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma where she received her Master of Social Work in 2003. Amber has worked with children, adolescents and adults across a number of settings including child welfare, therapeutic foster care, adoption support services, schools, hospitals and outpatient counseling. She has experience working with issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, loss, relationship problems, and substance use. Amber's favorite part of her work is helping people learn healthy ways to relate to their thoughts and feelings that enable them to live fulfilling, meaningful lives. Amber enjoys being a mom to her 6 year old son, reading, and traveling whenever possible.

Tony Stelter is a proud Okie that loves to serve Oklahomans. He received his bachelor's in psychology from the University of Central Oklahoma and his master's in human relations from the University of Oklahoma. Tony has worked in behavioral health since 2011 and has been a Licensed Professional Counselor since December of 2017. Tony's theoretical approach has a strong foundation in cognitive behavioral therapy and believes every client is worthy of unconditional positive regard. Tony has and continues to enjoy the privilege of working with individuals from diverse backgrounds, cultures and age groups. Tony's goal for therapy is simple, "I want people leaving feeling better than when they started and with the tools to help themselves for the future."

Tony's believes his most important job is being the father to his teenage son. In his free time, Tony enjoys trail running, reading books and comics, trying new foods, and spending time with family and friends.

Angela has been in the mental health field for almost 20 years and has been Licensed as a Licensed Marital and Family Therapist since 2016. Angela is trained in several different trauma treatment modalities including EMDR, TF-CBT, Internal Family Systems and Making Sense of your worth. Angela likes to work with all age groups and can cover a wide range of subject matter. Angela loves rescuing animals and spending time with her family.

Domonique LuGrand has been licensed as a professional counselor since 2020. She has worked in the mental health field in various capacities since 2008. Domonique works well with people experiencing the impact of traumatic events, anxiety and/or depression. Domonique provides a safe space for her clients to process and explore life stressors. Together, we will identify healthy ways to decrease anxiety and manage mood using your personal strengths and abilities.

Domonique enjoys traveling, spending time with friends and family. Reading, listening to music and trying new restaurants. She enjoys caring for plants and is new to gardening.

With 20+ years as a Licensed Professional Counselor, Renita has helped individuals, couples, and families during some of their most difficult times. Renita creates an atmosphere that is non-judgmental, compassionate and one that meets you where you are. Renita graduated from Southern Nazarene University with a Master of Arts in Marital and Family Therapy. She taught psychology and sociology courses classroom lecture and online for Murray State College. She served our country in the United States Air Force and is a board approved LPC supervisor for the state of Oklahoma.

If you are feeling overwhelmed and not yourself; experiencing symptoms of anxiety and depression; struggling with your faith; low self-worth; grief and loss; angry with God; compassion fatigued; health crisis; poor boundaries; relationship issues; struggling with forgiveness; caregiving and poor life/work balance, there is hope. Renita also has experience with utilizing and applying biblical principle with psychotherapy, she can provide counseling from a Christian framework to assist you on your journey of healing. 

Holly graduated in 2010 from the University of Central Oklahoma with a Bachelors in Family Life Education, Marriage and Family. Before coming to the EAP office she worked in multiple community mental health settings including North Care, Red Rock Behavioral Health. Holly also worked at HopeHouse OKC supporting homeless families break the cycles of poverty and homelessness. Through this experience she has worked with people in recovery, connecting people to local community resources, and supporting people in accomplishing their goals. Holly is passionate about providing compassionate care to those who are seeking the resources and the help they need. Holly resides in OKC with her husband and two-year old son. She enjoys a good cup of chai, being outside on warm days, and organizing.

Lori has been a licensed counselor since 2018. She is a Graduate of Oklahoma Baptist University where she received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Family and Community Services and Southern Nazarene University where she received her Master of Science in Counseling Psychology. Lori also attended the University of Oklahoma where she completed Master Level courses in Human Resource Management and completed an Employee Relations Internship. Before coming to the EAP office she worked in many settings including community mental health agencies, community mental health centers, and inpatient hospitals since 2013. Lori has experience working with mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, grief, relationships, substance use, crisis management and adjustment disorders among adults, adolescents and children. Lori’s passion is providing mental health awareness and educational opportunities for employees within their work place setting. Her goal is to ensure employees of ODMHSAS have access to adequate mental health resources and opportunities that will help promote greater psychological health and personal well-being. Lori enjoys spending time with her husband and three dogs, spending time outdoors enjoying nature and going on girls trips to Beavers Bend.

M.J. Clausen has been working in the mental health field for 16 years. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Professional in Human Resources, and Certified Peer Recovery Support Specialist. M.J. has worked in inpatient and outpatient settings with private and non-profit organizations. She has implemented and supported programs that serve persons experiencing homelessness as well as persons with severe mental illness living in supportive housing. M.J. currently serves as the Director of Workforce Development at Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services where she works with peer recovery support, case management and wellness training specialists as well as the Employee Assistance Program which provides help to many state employees across Oklahoma. M.J. enjoys any opportunity to abolish stigma, dancing, meditation practice, eating Mexican food, spending time with family and friends and learning new things.