Therapy Team
Meet Our Therapy Team
Our team of licensed psychologists, therapists, counselors, and certified equine specialists is committed to providing exceptional care. Each member brings unique expertise and a passion for helping clients achieve their therapy goals. Together, we create a supportive and transformative environment for healing and growth.
Amber Fasula, PsyD, BCN-L
Founder and Clinical Director, Neurogenesis Center of Florida
With more than 16 years of clinical experience, Dr. Fasula specializes in psychotherapy, neurofeedback, equine-assisted psychotherapy, biofeedback, and neuroscience-informed care. Her work helps clients better understand the connections among their brain, body, emotions, and behavior while developing skills to navigate challenges and strengthen relationships.
A graduate of Adler University and former ISNR board member, Dr. Fasula is a Fellow of the International Society for Neuroregulation and a Senior Fellow of the Biofeedback Certification International Alliance. She brings a compassionate, individualized approach to helping clients improve emotional well-being and build lasting resilience.
Aleah Lodge, LMHC
Jennifer Sierra, LMHC
Counseling. Certified in Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) and Equine Assisted Learning
(EAL), Jennifer primarily works with women and young adults navigating anxiety, trauma-
related patterns, and life transitions through psychotherapy and coaching.
Jennifer takes a holistic, trauma-informed, and integrative approach to therapy, with an
emphasis on strengthening self-awareness, self-compassion, emotional regulation, and
healthier relationships with self and others. She also offers Christian counseling, integrating
evidence-based care with spiritual wisdom for those who want to include faith in their healing
journey.
Jennifer’s love of horses grew through her own experiences volunteering with horses, where
she found a kind of presence and calm, she hadn’t expected. It taught her that healing often
begins when we slow down, become more present, and connect with others through healthy,
supportive relationships.
Lindsay Brim
Julie Hester
Tiffany Hynes
Tiffany has been a volunteer with Crossroads Corral since 2021. What started as volunteering quickly became something much more meaningful to her. She found a place where she could combine her love of horses with her passion for helping others.
Tiffany now serves as Board Treasurer, Co-Volunteer Coordinator, and an Equine Specialist. She helps coordinate and support the volunteer team, assists with events and programs, and enjoys being out at the barn working alongside the horses and other volunteers.
She loves seeing the difference Crossroads Corral makes in the lives of the people it serves and believes there is something incredibly special about the connection between people and horses. For Tiffany, being part of Crossroads means being part of a herd where everyone has a place, everyone has a purpose, and no one has to walk their journey alone.
Mary Jett
Mary has been on the back of a horse since before she could even walk. Growing up she was always seen shadowing her mom around their farm between training show horses and teaching horsemanship lessons, and that still continues to this day. She loves to go out for rides on her mare in her spare time and always enjoys jumping, riding dressage, or just exploring on a trail ride. Mary is a proud 4th generation member of the 4-H program and loves to be involved with teaching others about horse sciences and skill development. She has traveled all the way to the 4-H National level representing Florida with her presentations, one of which was about human and horse anxiety. In 2025 she received the Horseman of the Year award for her dedication and commitment to the Florida 4-H horse program. Mary has been with Crossroads since 2021 and the therapy program was what really sparked her true interests of studying mental health. As soon as she could, Mary completed her certification course for Equine Assisted Learning and Psychotherapy and is currently studying for her degree in Clinical Psychology at the University of Central Florida.
From the tender age of 5, Tiffany immersed herself in the world of horses, cultivating a profound connection that would later become instrumental in her own journey of overcoming trauma. Having experienced firsthand the therapeutic impact of these majestic creatures, Tiffany has dedicated her life to harnessing their empathetic nature in aiding others on their path to healing. Currently pursuing a degree in psychology, Tiffany seamlessly integrates her academic pursuits with her hands-on equine expertise, aspiring to bridge the gap between psychology and the profound benefits of equine therapy. With a heart that beats in tandem with the hoofbeats of her equine companions, Tiffany is a beacon of strength and compassion, committed to guiding others through their own transformative journeys.
Jessica Gonzalez
Jessica Gonzalez is a Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern and Registered Marriage and Family Therapist Intern who works with children, adolescents, and adults. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Psychology and master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Rollins College. Jessica is pursuing her doctorate in Counselor Education and Supervision at Kansas State University. Whether in a traditional counseling setting or alongside horses, Jessica strives to create a supportive space where clients feel heard, valued, and empowered to grow.