Therapists

Lisa Butler has been a therapist since 2008 and has worked in both private practice and community mental health prior to coming home to Catholic Charities. She is dually licensed in the state of Kansas as a Licensed Clinical Marriage and Family therapist and a Licensed Clinical Addiction Counselor. Lisa works with families, couples, and individuals from toddlers to the elderly. As a wife and a mother of three, she has a true passion for strengthening relationships and enjoys collaborating with her clients to move through individual and relational issues that affect the mind, body, and spirit. Lisa is also trained in EMDR therapy and approved as a Gottman Seven Principles Program Educator.

Jeannette Swindler is dual licensed as a licensed professional counselor (LPC) and a licensed masters addiction counselor (LMAC). She joined Cana Counseling in June 2022 after working in community mental health for a number of years. She obtained a bachelor’s in psychology with an emphasis on Biblical studies from Oklahoma Wesleyan University, and a master’s in clinical mental health counseling in 2015 from Grace University. Jeannette’s experience includes working with adults and adolescents experiencing mental health and addiction issues. She enjoys partnering with her clients along their personal journey to recovery, using dialectical behavior therapy, motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy and solution focus strategies with her clients.

Michelle Raine is a Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist (LCP). She joined Cana Counseling in April 2023 bringing 15-years of experience in community mental health. She obtained a bachelor’s in psychology from Wichita State University then attended Washburn University for her master’s in clinical psychology. Michelle has significant experience in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and uses these evidence-based treatment strategies that are a strength-based approach to the whole person – mind, body and spirit. Her goal is to help others live out the message of the Serenity Prayer by working toward change in the areas that can be changed, finding acceptance in those areas that cannot be changed, and learning to discern the difference.