He has a Masters Degree in biological science, nursing, and psychopharmacology. He obtained his doctorate in 2012 from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professionals in Utah. Dr. Caloor has served as an OR and ER nurse, the Director of Nursing, and been a clinician with his own practice for the past 15 years. He has also served as an instructor at both the high school and college level. His goal is to reduce hospital admissions as he wants to see his patients live full, productive, stable lives. He believes early detection of mental illness in a primary care setting is key. In his spare time Dr. Caloor enjoys jogging, martial arts, and biking. He is also a news enthusiast and an expert in chess.

Following his time there, he worked for Turquoise Health and Wellness. Mr. Jimenez is glad to be part of La Casa Community Behavioral Health Services, an organization which has been serving local communities for almost 40 years. He is grateful for the opportunity to help mental health clients through La Casa’s service offerings.

Helping Relationship Skills (with Honors) in 2004. He then acquired his Bachelor of Generalist Practice Social Work in 2006. In 2011, he graduated with his Master of Social Work in Clinical Practice degree. Mr. Ivy has worked in several social work roles: peer counseling, independent living specialist, life skills coach, career counseling, case worker, educator, substance abuse counseling, chemical dependency unit director, and clinical therapy. He currently serves as a clinical therapist at La Casa Behavioral Health. Chuck has also been a musician for almost 30 years, playing in several bands and recording multiple albums.

Ms. Leos worked as a school teacher for seven years before making a career change as a school guidance and mental health counselor. During her time as a counselor, she continued to work for the Roswell Independent School District, New Mexico Military Institute and as a Crossroads Counselor serving the Albuquerque Public School District (APS). During her stay with APS, Ms. Leos served as a prevention /intervention alcohol and substance abuse counselor. Ms. Leos accepted a position with SL START/NM Works assisting adults who were ready to leave a life of alcohol and substance use before coming to La Casa Behavioral Health. When not working with youth, Ms. Leos enjoys spending time with her grandchildren, volunteering in the community, gardening, and spending time with her pets Draco and Bella.