2009 marks MN LINC's TEN YEAR anniversary. We are pleased and humbled by the countless people who are impacted by our services and are more committed than ever to provide quality and excellence in this ever-expanding profession. We are very thankful for the generous donation during the past two years of a farm-site by the Turnquist Family. This has allowed MN LINC to focus on further developing its infrastructure and planning for a long-term location where we will maintain our services and transform lives through the restorative and healing power of nature and animals.
Continue to check back with us this year as we are working with a consulting group consisting of the following individuals to help move MN LINC through transition and form new programs and possibilities.
Please click on name for bio and photo!
Tanya K. Welsch, MSW, LGSW
Education Director and Co-founder of MN LINC
tanya@mnlinc.org
Molly DePrekel, MA, LP
Clinical Contractor and Co-founder of MN LINC
Co-owner - Phoenix Process Consultants
md@phoenixprocessconsultants.com
www.phoenixprocessconsultants.com
952-922-8822
Wendy DeCamp , Wellness Director, Office Manager & Barn Manager
Wellness Contractor
Owner - Essence of Equus, Training and Riding Lessons through Partnership with the Horse
www.essenceofequus.com
763-360-3392
Lisa Avaloz
Dressage trainer and owner of Featherbrook Farm
www.featherbrookfarm.com
Jackie Levin
Process Integrator
Mindful Innovation
jlevin4dream@aol.com
www.mindfulinnovation.com
612-759-7549
Cheryl Y. Mayberry
Principal Consultant
Integrated Performance Management, Inc.
cheryl.mayberry@iperformancemgmt.com
www.iperformancemgmt.com
612-201-4881
Natasha Tong
Knowledge Integrator
Mindful Innovation
ntong01@gmail.com
www.mindfulinnovation.com
612-770-7110
Carolyn von Hauck
Artist
www.ponycandy.com
www.fresh-walls.com
Additional Staff
In addition, MN LINC subcontracts with other professionals for the roles of animal training assistants, obedience instructors, guest speakers, mentors, and program development assistants. Furthermore, MN LINC has the support of community leaders and volunteers from both the animal and human milieus who will assist the program by sharing their experience, guidance and development abilities. Parents and other community members such as business owners are also strongly encouraged to participate.
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