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MEET OUR STAFF
| Elizabeth N. serves as the Youth & Young Adult Coordinator at Youth MOVE PA, where she leads initiatives under the Healthy Transitions Grant for Luzerne-Wyoming Counties. Her role is centered on building, supporting, and sustaining Youth MOVE Revolution’s local chapter, fostering youth empowerment and community resilience. She is currently attending college for her bachelor’s degree in psychology. Elizabeth has lived experience with bipolar disorder, PTSD, panic disorder, major depressive disorder, psychosis, and dissociative disorder. In 2016 Elizabeth graduated from Northampton Community College with an associate degree in funeral service, allowing her to understand the grieving process and how it affects mental health. Elizabeth is an empath who is passionate about advocating and assisting those in need. Elizabeth enjoys crocheting, writing, spending time with her cats and husband. She enjoys challenges and problem-solving and is committed to her work. |
| Mandie Burgess-Gonzalez, MSW, CPS Program Specialist mandie@pmhca.org Mandie Burgess Gonzalez is a dedicated staff member of Youth MOVE PA, serving as a Sources of Strength Training Specialist and Assistant under the Healthy Transitions Grant. She holds a Master’s degree in Social Work and brings deep passion to her work supporting youth and young adults. A proud single mother of two grown sons, Mandie radiates pride and love for her family. Her mission is rooted in sharing wellness, light, and joy with others—an aspiration she fulfills through her work with Sources of Strength. Recently certified in Yoga, Zumba, Circl, and Reiki, Mandie looks forward to integrating mindfulness and movement into her approach, nurturing holistic wellness in every space she enters. |
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