Meet Our Team
Clinical Team
Liz Hubbs, EdD, LCSW
FOUNDER & CEO
Liz is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Georgia and Oregon and has been a practicing clinical social worker since 2009. Liz has a Doctor of Education degree from the University of Georgia, a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree from New York University, and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Psychology from the University of Richmond.
Liz founded Modern Jane Solutions in November 2023 and has spearheaded its growth and expansion since its inception. She is focused on providing culturally competent, ethical, and quality mental health and professional development services in Georgia. Liz has integrated her clinical and teaching skills to help foster and develop a professional training program within Modern Jane to help support and empower newer professionals. Liz is passionate about providing and overseeing quality mental health services that address clients’ individualized needs through evidence-based, culturally responsive practices. Professionally, Liz is dedicated to mentoring new and aspiring social workers, helping them to develop their skills, confidence, and professional identity.
Liz is also an Assistant Professor of Social Work and Director of Practicum Education in the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program at Dalton State College, where she teaches clinical and practice-related courses.
In her words, “My mission is to empower individuals and communities to achieve well-being and social justice through mental health education and advocacy.”
Season Flores, LCSW
CLINICAL MANAGER / THERAPIST
No matter who you are, life can get hard. We all have seasons where life seems to be a string of difficult circumstances after another. Sometimes we can work to change things and improve our situation. Sometimes we have to figure out the best way to survive the difficult circumstances. I have worked with clients struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, changes at work, changes in life, women's health issues, and conflict in relationships.
No matter where you are, there is always a place of support here. I like to come alongside my clients and walk with them through whatever they are struggling with. Sometimes I provide support through advice or skills. Sometimes I just offer a listening ear. I have received intensive training in DBT as well as training in CBT. My goal is always to help clients see what is missing and help walk you towards a solution.
If you're wondering if therapy can help, please reach out to us. We can talk through whatever you might be struggling with and I can share some ways I think therapy might be beneficial.
Life can get difficult but you don't have to try to walk it alone.
Steven Cooper, LCSW
CLINICAL MANAGER / THERAPIST
Steven holds a BSW from Dalton State College and a Masters in Social Work from the University of Alabama.
In his words: “As a dedicated Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), my ideal client is someone navigating life challenges, be it relationships, career shifts, or personal growth. They often feel overwhelmed, uncertain, and isolated, yearning for clarity, support, and tools to thrive. Their goal isn't just to "get by", but to genuinely flourish. They desire understanding, strategies to cope, and ultimately, a renewed sense of purpose.
With me, they'll find a compassionate ally in their journey, combining evidence-based techniques with genuine empathy to manifest resilience and transformation. Let's co-create a brighter tomorrow.
With warmth and a non-judgmental stance, I provide a safe place for clients to be truly understood and heard. We will collaborate to address challenges and amplify your strengths in a partnership that focuses on growth.
I genuinely understand the weight of what you may be feeling and the courage it takes to seek help. Remember, reaching out is a sign of strength, not weakness. If you're seeking a space to be heard, valued, and empowered, I'm here to walk that path with you. Your experience matters, and I'm ready to listen.”
Lizbeth Arreguin, LMSW
BILINGUAL THERAPIST
English/Spanish
Lizbeth has a BSW from Dalton State College and an MSW from the University of Kentucky, with a Clinical Social Work Certificate. She is a first-generation Hispanic and aims to provide services from a culturally sensitive lens.
Liz is a bilingual therapist, serving adolescents, families, and adults through culturally competent and evidence-based interventions. Fluent in both English and Spanish, Liz is passionate about bridging cultural gaps and ensuring that all clients feel understood and validated. Using a blend of evidence-based techniques and a warm, empathetic approach, Liz helps clients develop coping strategies, build resilience, and foster healthier relationships with themselves and others.
Liz works with individuals and families to navigate a variety of mental health challenges, including anxiety, depression, self-image, trauma, and adjustment issues. With a compassionate and client-centered approach, Liz creates a safe space for clients to explore their thoughts and feelings, fostering healing and personal growth. By focusing on amplifying strengths and fostering a partnership centered on growth, Liz empowers clients to navigate their journeys with confidence and resilience.
Nancy Avila de Welles, LMSW
BILINGUAL THERAPIST
English/Spanish
“Hi! My name is Nancy, and I would like to be part of your journey in the pursuit of your mental health stability. Not only am I bilingual, but I also understand the Hispanic/Latino culture.
I graduated with my master’s degree in social work. My goal is to serve any population, but my focus is on those who have limited access to mental health services in their own language and culture.
My experience is working with adults with symptoms of adjustment, depression, anxiety, the loss of a loved one, or other types of grieving. “
Stephanie Cervantes, LMSW
BILINGUAL THERAPIST
English/Spanish
Stephanie has a bachelor of social work degree from Dalton State College and a Master of Social Work from Southern Adventist University.
In her words, “I come from a Hispanic background and recognize the stigma that surrounds mental health in many cultures. I have a strong passion for providing individuals of all backgrounds with the mental health care they deserve while taking into account their unique experiences in life.
I believe it takes great strength to ask for help in any challenges. Change and growth can be uncomfortable. Having someone you can connect with whom you can share your vulnerabilities and trust is a step towards reaching your goals. I strive to provide a safe space where you can openly discuss your stressors. I believe it is important to have a nonjudgmental approach to allow you to gain the most out of therapy and accomplish what you seek out of it.”
Laura Garza, LMSW
BILINGUAL THERAPIST
English/Spanish
Laura received a Bachelor’s in Social Work at Augusta University and a Master’s in Social Work, with a clinical concentration, at The University of Texas at Austin. Before working in the mental health field, she gained experience working in healthcare and school settings identifying client needs and connecting them to the appropriate resources. These experiences contributed to her knowledge and insight on compassionate and ethical care across diverse populations.
“My passion is building healthy relationships with clients and assisting them with identifying personal strengths and skills that aid them in facing and overcoming life’s challenges. I have successfully worked with children, adolescents, and their families to foster healthy connections and improve family dynamics. While working with families, we have addressed issues including disruption in care, anxiety, depression, self-esteem, symptoms of adjustment, trauma, and behavioral issues.”
Within the last year, I have gained notable experience working with the adult population. Through our work, clients and I have fostered therapeutic alliances that have served in creating a safe space to transform generational patterns, manage interpersonal stress, develop a strong sense of self, and normalize emotional experiences.
In addition, I am of Mexican descent and bilingual in Spanish and English. My background allows me to connect with Spanish-speaking individuals and foster a personal connection. I am devoted to finding avenues that advance access to mental health care for Spanish-speaking communities. Therefore, I strive to meet the need of ethical and culturally sensitive care by providing services in Spanish and highlighting cultural aspects to create a safe and familiar environment.
Overall, I aim to create a safe and healthy environment that allows individuals to freely express themselves and feel supported as they work towards improving their overall well-being. I am eager to continue my work with children, adolescents, families, and adults.”
Cory Lowe, LCSW
THERAPIST
Cory holds a BSW from Dalton State College and a MSW from Campbellsville University.
In Cory’s words: “I aspire to use my skills and knowledge as a mental health therapist to help people overcome their challenges and live fulfilling lives. I will work with my clients to create a safe, supportive, and collaborative environment where all ideas are valued and respected and where my clients can explore their thoughts and emotions while working to make positive changes and achieve goals.
There are many different treatment types available for mental health, and what works best for one person may not work for another. It's important to find a treatment that feels right for you.
I want to be a part of a world where mental health is treated with the same importance as physical health. I will work to raise awareness and reduce stigma surrounding mental illness and will advocate for policies that support services and resources. Together, we can create a society where everyone has access to care and support they need to thrive.
It's important to take care of our mental health, especially during difficult times. We all face challenges in life, and it's okay to ask for help when we need it. Taking care of our mental health allows us to live happier, more fulfilling lives and be there for the people we love. Remember, it's okay not to be okay, and there's no shame in seeking support.”
Veronica Raymundo, MSW
BILINGUAL THERAPIST
English/Spanish
In her words: “My primary mission is to provide a profoundly impactful and compassionate therapeutic experience in English and Spanish. I firmly believe that healing and personal growth flourish within an environment defined by empathy, trust, and genuine connection. To this end, I am unwaveringly committed to crafting a secure and non-judgmental space where individuals can confidently embark on their journeys toward healing.
I take great pride in being a resource for the Latinx/Hispanic community, a role I approach with cultural sensitivity and respect. My proficiency in both English and Spanish ensures that language is not a barrier to those seeking assistance.
My expertise is centered around cognitive-behavioral therapy, a field in which I have successfully assisted clients facing a spectrum of challenges, including depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, and loss, as well as acculturation stressors. My academic and practical experiences have granted me a profound understanding of the intricate complexities of human behavior and mental health.
Above all, my ultimate aspiration is to serve as a catalyst for personal growth, healing, and positive change. I consider it a deep honor to be entrusted with the well-being of those I work with, and I am wholeheartedly committed to walking alongside them on their unique journeys toward a more fulfilling and balanced life.”
Azucena Rodriguez-Becerra, LCSW
BILINGUAL THERAPIST
English/Spanish
Azucena holds a BSW from Dalton State College and an MSW from Kennesaw State University.
In her words, “I am a strong believer in the inherited worth and dignity of each individual. I have 15 years of experience working in different areas of social work, including child welfare and community mental health, and also as a social work instructor. I have six years of experience providing psychotherapy services to children, youth, adults, and families.
My approach in therapy is non-judging, compassionate, caring, and culturally sensitive. I respect the client's choices and support them in discovering solutions instead of imposing my own views. I am an open-minded therapist, and I believe that the client is the most important one in therapy; I support clients in finding and strengthening their capacities to overcome or cope with the challenges they face.
I highly believe in addressing mental health challenges from a holistic/multidimensional approach by addressing the physical, emotional, mental, spiritual, and social needs based on the client’s preferences. I am skilled at completing culturally sensitive and comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments.
My areas of expertise include stress management, anxiety and depression, increasing self-esteem, enhancing self-advocacy skills, grief and loss, parenting challenges, acculturation, trauma, and coping with other life stressors.
I am a native Spanish speaker, fluent in English, and an advanced beginner in American Sign Language. I have first-hand experience with mental health challenges and with raising a child with a physical disability. I am passionate about supporting my clients in rediscovering and utilizing their existing personal and environmental strengths so they can reach their therapeutic goals.”
Marlen Rodriguez-Sandoval, LCSW
BILINGUAL CLINICAL SUPERVISOR
English/Spanish
Marlen received her her BSW from Dalton State College and her MSW from the University of Pittsburgh. She is a therapist as well as a supervisor to student interns and those in the process of clinical licensure.
In her words: “One of the most important parts of therapy is establishing safety. I offer a safe space for you to be your authentic self as we work together to find a deeper understanding of self, past experiences, stressors, and challenges all while working collaboratively to identify strengths and accomplish goals.
Congratulations for taking a step into exploring therapy as part of your life journey. I am a bilingual (English & Spanish) and bicultural Licensed Clinical Social Worker and therapist. My goal is to be part of your therapeutic journey in reaching your goals.
With over a decade of experience, I am trained to provide various therapy techniques. I specialize in treating trauma, anxiety and depression, immigration issues, esteem, coping, and grief. I practice with individuals and families in an empathetic manner, focusing on strengths, developing skills, making connections, and strengthening relationships.
I believe in the power of the therapeutic alliance and together, you as the expert of your experiences, and me helping you develop insight into those experiences, we can accomplish positive change and effective tools for a healthier and happier life. If you would like to begin your journey in improving or strengthening your mental health, I am ready to help.
Jennifer Soto, MSW
BILINGUAL THERAPIST
English/Spanish
Jennifer is a dedicated bilingual therapist committed to providing a safe and supportive space for individuals seeking to navigate life's challenges. Jennifer received her Bachelor’s in Social Work from Dalton State College and her Master’s in Social Work from Louisiana State University. With experience in mental health and substance use, she understands the importance of effective communication and the power of empathy in fostering healing.
As a first-generation Hispanic, she works to provide a culturally sensitive approach that empowers individuals to express themselves fully and authentically, knowing they are truly heard and understood.
In her words: " I believe that every person has the capacity for growth and change. As a good listener, I prioritize creating a safe and non-judgmental space where you can explore your thoughts and feelings. Together, we will work toward your goals, whether you are facing anxiety, depression, relationship issues, or simply seeking personal growth, I am here to support you on your journey”.
Prisma Amador, BSW, MSW Intern
BILINGUAL MSW INTERN
English/Spanish
Prisma Amador received her BSW from Dalton State College. She is a master’s level social work intern passionate about working with all age populations. She is completing her MSW at the University of Kentucky with a Clinical Social Work Certificate. Amador utilizes a strengths-based approach focusing on resilience and inner strengths. Prisma creates a safe and supportive environment for her clients.
"As a first-generation Hispanic, I understand that the idea of therapy may seem intimidating and overwhelming. I'm proud of you for taking the first steps in researching and finding ways to help yourself and others. It can be challenging to reach out for help, but recognizing the need for support is a significant achievement in itself. I hope that we can provide you with the necessary support you are looking for."
Karen Vargas, BSW, MSW Intern
BILINGUAL MSW INTERN
English/Spanish
Karen Vargas has a bachelor of social work degree from Dalton State College and is studying at University of Kentucky for her Master of Social Work, pursuing a certificate on Trauma-Informed Practice and interning at Modern Jane Solutions.
“I am a passionate and dedicated bilingual Hispanic social worker whose commitment to mental health stems from personal experience. I have a deep commitment to helping others and enjoy providing compassionate and effective care to my clients because I have witnessed firsthand the struggles that come from the lack of understanding and support. Due to my experience, I have a profound commitment for mental health and supporting individuals on their mental health journey to empower them to achieve their fullest potential.
Outside of practice I enjoy being with my family, friends. and pets. I love reading, listening to podcasts, and trying new restaurants.”
Administrative Team
Cecilia Rodriguez, BA
OPERATIONS COORDINATOR
Cecilia Rodriguez is a recent graduate of Agnes Scott College, where she earned her bachelor of arts degree in dance with a minor in mathematics. Cecilia is a dancer with Full Radius Dance Company in Atlanta, Georgia. She is delighted to be with Modern Jane Solutions and is committed to providing excellent service to individuals and families seeking care.
Edith Jaimes
BILINGUAL RECEPTIONIST
Edith is a dedicated psychology student at Dalton State College, currently working as a bilingual receptionist at Modern Jane Solutions. In this role, she serves as a welcoming first point of contact for clients, helping to create a supportive and positive environment.
“My studies in psychology have deepened my understanding of mental health issues and the importance of compassionate communication. I strive to apply this knowledge in my interactions with clients. Outside of work and academics, I enjoy going on walks and spending time with my friends and family, which help me maintain balance and perspective. I am excited to continue learning and growing in this environment, with the goal of making a meaningful impact on the lives of others.”