PSI AZ Chapter - Nonprofit Board

Roxana Barrios-Orozco (she, her) is a mental health therapist serving primarily Arizona women. Her experience in social work is inclusive of working with various communities including a focus of maternal health, and the infant-mental health population. As a doctoral candidate, Roxana aims to add to the understanding of how untreated trauma can impact attachment. Roxana identifies as a BIPOC, and strives to bring a cultural perspective to any role. She is a proud mother of 4 children, and enjoys sharing her experiences with new parents.

Diane Palacios LPC, LISAC, PMH-C (she/her) is the owner and psychotherapist at

Palacios Crew Counseling LLC and has grown up in AZ, is an intercultural

marriage for over 12 years with three children ages 10, 9, and 7.

Diane has worked in the mental health field and has served the community in

many capacities for over 27years. She graduated from NAU with a BA in

Psychology in 2002. Diane then moved to Pasadena, CA to attend Fuller

Theological Seminary and graduated in 2004 with a Masters in Multicultural

Ministries and Hispanic Studies. In 2009, Diane went back to graduate school at

Grand Canyon University and graduated in 2011 with a double Masters in

Professional Counseling and Addictions Counseling. She is a Licensed

Professional Counselor (LPC) and Licensed Independent Substance Use

Counselor (LISAC) as well as an Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Approved

Clinical Supervisor. Diane is a Certified Perinatal Mental Health Professional and

a Certified EMDR therapist and an Approved EMDR Consultant in Training who

specializes in working with women and families in the perinatal period by

helping new parents adjust to the changes in life, processing birth trauma or

previous trauma as well as treating Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders.

Tandie Myles, LCSW, IMH-E®, RPT/S, PMH-C is a licensed clinical social worker, the owner and therapist of Anchored in Hope Therapy Services, LLC. Tandie specializes in the treatment of perinatal and pediatric mental health issues. She is a passionate advocate for children, families, development, attachment, and trauma. She considers it an honor to have served children and families in Arizona for the past 20 years. Tandie started her career in 2005 after earning her Master of Social Work degree from Arizona State University in 2005.  She completed the two-year Infant/Family Clinical Practice program with the Harris Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Training Institute in 2009. Tandie is endorsed by the Infant Toddler Mental Health Coalition of Arizona as an Infant Mental Health Specialist (Level 3 Clinical) and is also a Registered Play Therapist by Association of Play Therapy. Recently, she was able to become certified in Perinatal Mental Health by Postpartum Support International. Tandie has worked as an Integrated Behavioral Health Consultant and Supervisor in Federally Qualified Healthcare Centers in many departments and truly enjoyed working in the women’s and pediatric clinic. Tandie Myles specializes in the treatment of perinatal and pediatric mental health issues. Her approach is rooted in child development, attachment theory, informed by neuroscience and trauma informed research, to provide developmental and relationship-based therapy. Her unique lens in perinatal and infant mental health allow her to provide her expertise in helping caregivers understand their own needs as well as the needs of their childr with compassion, education, and resources. 

Moriah Harris (she/her) is a bilingual Certified Nurse Midwife and IBCLC. She is passionate about all things women's health. Currently working in community health and striving to provide equitable, holistic care to the underserved of Arizona. Moriah identifies as BIPOC, and brings multiple cultural and religious perspectives. She believes mental health is a large component of holistic health and understands the challenges that come as a BIPOC parent with various cultural backgrounds and beliefs.