Giving Thanks and Celebrating Employees’ Twenty-Five-Plus Years of Service

Dr. Linda Perez, Ph.D. works with a child in Epiphany’s Family Treatment Program.

On November 18th, for the first time since the start of the pandemic, staff and clients joined together in the dining room to enjoy a “Giving Thanks” meal!

We honored Dr. Linda Perez, Ph.D., the Clinical Director of the Epiphany Center Family Treatment Program. Dr. Linda is considered one of the leading experts on trauma informed practices as well as on mental health and developmental disorders of infancy and early childhood.

She has a profound interest in serving low-income mothers with psychiatric and substance abuse problems and the growing population of infants and young children with a range of special needs enduring trauma and living in impoverished or dangerous environments. Dr. Linda has been integral to the agency’s infant mental health services for 30-plus years, and we feel blessed that she continues to serve Epiphany’s families.

Dr. Clem examines a patient at the Center’s Pediatric Clinic.

We also marked Dr. Clem’s quarter century of service leading the agency’s Pediatric Clinic. For more than two decades, Dr. Clem has shared his time and talent to help countless families at Epiphany Center, often caring for newborns as they continue to grow up, and until they head off to college.

A thousand thanks to Dr. Clem and Dr. Linda for their kindness, compassion, and dedication to helping our women, children, and families build healthier futures.