The TEAM
Executive Director, Diana Grimaud, MSFP, MSW, ACSW
Diana has dedicated her career to volunteering for many organizations serving underprivileged populations. Diana completed her undergraduate degree in Criminal Justice and pursued a Master's Degree in Forensic Psychology with a concentration in Treatment. Diana also completed a second Master's Degree in Social Work with a concentration in Children and Families at USC. Diana has worked with many populations, including human trafficking, sexual abuse, domestic violence, LGBTQIA+, and suicide prevention. Diana currently volunteers with PetPartners, where she is the Handler of her Therapy Dog, Cooper. Diana's love for animals is captured in her ability to advocate for Animal-Assisted Interventions (AAI). Diana believes that we can help make the world a safer place by providing the tools and services to those who need it.
Executive Clinical Director, Brooke Rebosio, AMFT
Brooke is an exceptional therapist with years of experience as a coach. She received her Master of Marriage and Family Therapy and continued working with underserved populations. Brooke has focused her career on working with individuals battling addiction at a rehab facility. She has also worked with survivors of human trafficking, domestic violence, and sexual abuse and exploitation. Brooke is a certified EMDR therapist, and she hopes to teach many more therapists the powerful work she has done.
Case Manager, Jannette Hernandez, MSW, ACSW
Jannette, a Master of Social Work graduate from USC, specializes in supporting individuals with developmental disabilities and mental health challenges. With expertise in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and mindfulness, she combines evidence-based techniques with a holistic approach to care. Passionate about fostering growth, Jannette is dedicated to helping individuals overcome challenges and thrive.
Cooper, CGC, Crisis Team Canine
Cooper and Diana (Handler) started their journey as a therapy team in December 2023. Cooper earned his Canine Good Citizen certification before his first birthday. Now, at 3 years old, Cooper enjoys working with children and adults of all ages at schools. His favorite treat is tacos, and when he's at home, he finds comfort lying under his handler's desk, quietly listening to her clients. Cooper will play a crucial role in assisting and being a valued member of the Crisis Team.