Nikki Stuhr has worked in the chemical health field since 2011, including both inpatient and outpatient substance use disorder treatment centers. She currently supports students who are experimenting with or affected by substance use and provides education to youth on accurate substance-related information.

Nikki holds a Bachelor of Science in Alcohol and Drug Studies with a minor in Psychology and is a Licensed Alcohol & Drug Counselor (LADC). She serves full-time at Stillwater Area High School.
Fun Fact: Nikki is a big history buff and loves Halloween.

Mali Wampach works directly with staff and students to promote healthy behaviors and reduce substance use. A former health teacher and outreach specialist, she holds a B.S. in Health Education from UW La Crosse and is licensed in health education.

Mali joined YSB out of her passion for supporting youth in making positive health choices.
Fun Fact: She enjoys spending time with her daughter, shopping, lake days, cooking, and traveling.

Gwendylene Yang is a Chemical Health Specialist working with middle school students to provide education, guidance, and support around substance use and prevention. Her role focuses on equipping youth with accurate information and helping them make informed, healthy choices.

Gwen holds a B.A. in Developmental Psychology from the University of Minnesota and brings experience from mental health clinics, academic tutoring, and adaptive swim instruction. She was inspired to join YSB by its mission to offer youth meaningful support and opportunities for growth.
Fun Fact: Gwen enjoys powerlifting, exploring the outdoors, and crocheting.

Tala Bain helps youth involved in minor offenses avoid deeper justice system involvement by encouraging accountability and connecting them to resources. She previously served as a substitute teacher in District 833 and holds a B.S. in Psychology from the University of Minnesota.

Tala is passionate about making a positive impact on youth within her community.
Fun Fact: She has climbed the Great Wall of China and loves gardening.

Kay Schwebach provides therapy to individuals and families ages 5–25 and also supervises fellow therapists. She is part of the ISD 834 Crisis Response Team and offers community presentations on mental health.

Kay joined YSB in 2011 and previously worked in home therapy and crisis response across the metro. She holds an M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy from Argosy University and a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities.
Certification: Accelerated Resolution Therapy (A.R.T.).
What Inspired Her to Join YSB: A desire to serve her home community and support youth through their growth and challenges.

Mike Huntley serves as YSB’s Executive Director, overseeing the organization's operations and acting as its chief fundraiser. He brings decades of experience in youth and family services, having joined YSB in 1989. Mike holds a Master’s degree in Counseling and Psychological Services and a Mini-MBA in Non-Profit Management from the Opus College of Business at the University of St. Thomas. He is also YSB’s HIPAA Compliance Officer.

Mike was originally drawn to YSB for its emphasis on early intervention and prevention and has remained committed to that mission throughout his career. He currently chairs the St. Croix Area Agencies Council (SCAAC) through United Way Washington County East.
Fun Fact: Mike enjoys traveling to visit his grown-up children and grandchildren.

Madison Bonniwell brings over a decade of administrative experience, including work with the Minnesota Air National Guard where she managed training documentation and logistics for large teams. She now ensures smooth office operations at YSB’s Woodbury site, supports front desk needs, and coordinates programming for military families.

She holds an Associate's degree from Century College and actively participates in Yellow Ribbon events supporting military families.
Fun Fact: Madison once traveled to Puerto Rico for hurricane recovery efforts, distributing resources and rebuilding communities.

Roger joined YSB in October 2021 as Finance Manager, bringing over 30 years of financial management experience to the organization. With a background primarily in the private sector and four years in nonprofit finance, he stepped into a critical role at YSB, quickly establishing stability and structure after a two-month vacancy in the position.

Throughout his career, Roger worked for companies focused on producing goods and services for profit. Transitioning to YSB has been a fulfilling shift—supporting an organization that delivers mental health therapy, chemical health education, youth diversion, and educational services to the community regardless of financial means.

Inspired by YSB’s mission and the impact it makes, Roger is proud to contribute to a team deeply committed to helping youth and families thrive.
Fun Fact: Roger describes joining YSB as one of the most gratifying experiences of his career and is continually impressed by the team’s dedication to getting the job done.