Compass Health Network Prevention
our team
Executive Director
Jamie Myers, M.Ed, LPC, NCC, MACSAPP
Working in the prevention field since 1990, Jamie Myers has provided leadership as the executive director of Prevention Consultants of Missouri since its inception in 1993. His work includes providing evidence-based training, strengthening prevention coalitions, establishing collaborative programs, and administrative leadership for all agency services. In addition, his professional experience includes working as a licensed professional counselor in the behavioral health field. Supporting the positive efforts of community coalitions, professional organizations, families, and individuals is the emphasis of his prevention work. He is an accomplished trainer, teacher, and counselor. He has led the successful development and implementation of multiple programs and services in many communities created from proposals and applications he has authored.
Email me: jamie@preventionconsultants.org
COORDINATOR OF EDUCATION & TRAINING
Mary Beth Myers, Ph.D, MACSAPP
Mary Beth Myers is the Coordinator of Education and Training at Prevention Consultants of Missouri. She received a doctoral degree from the California School of Professional Psychology. Her research in the areas of women and self-esteem and women and victimology has been published in professional and educational journals as well as in popular literature. She has been working in the field since 1978
Dr. Myers has many years of teaching experience in the social sciences as well as providing professional development workshops and training. She specializes in communication, self-esteem, parenting, children's issues, suicide prevention, child sexual abuse prevention, and the psychology of women. She is available to do multiple workshops and training for agencies, schools, businesses, churches, and other organizations.
In addition to her work at Prevention Consultants of Missouri, Mary Beth is an instructor at Drury University and Webster University. She is the mother of two children.
Email me: mary@preventionconsultants.org
PREVENTION MEDIA SPECIALIST
Endi Rolufs, MPS Endi is a Prevention Media Specialist with Prevention Consultants of Missouri. She graduated from Columbia College with a bachelor's in marketing in December 2023. Endi started at Prevention Specialists in February 2024.
Endi is certified to facilitate Youth Mental Health First Aid.
Endi enjoys spending time with her family outdoors, attending soccer games, and traveling.
Email me: erolufs@compasshn.org
PREVENTION PROJECT SPECIALIST
Linda Kozlowski, MPS
Linda graduated from Drury University in 2009 with a BS in psychology. She is also credentialed as a Missouri Recovery Support Specialist (MRSS) and Medication-Assisted Recovery Specialist (MARS).
Linda has worked in the public housing sector as well as public health and has spent the last 10 years working primarily with youth and families. Linda joined Prevention Consultants of Missouri in 2016, coordinating and facilitating the “Teen Outreach Program,” and began full-time employment with the team in 2021.
Linda works closely with Phelps County Child Advocacy Network (PCCAN) and Drug-Free Communities Task Force (DFC) and Phelps County schools to provide trainings and tools that improve and enrich adolescent health outcomes.
In her free time, Linda enjoys fishing, chicken farming, and spending time with family, friends, and pets.
Email me: lkozlowski@compasshn.org
PREVENTION CONSULTANT
Kadie Steska, M.Ed., PLPC, MPS
Kadie Steska serves as a Prevention Consultant for Missouri, supporting communities in Washington, Iron, and St. Francois Counties. With a background as a high school English teacher and 6–12 school counselor, Kadie brings both educational and mental health expertise to her work. She also serves as the Marketing Director and Youth Coordinator for the Iron County Health Coalition.
Kadie holds a Master’s in Education in School Counseling, has crisis intervention training, and is currently working toward full licensure as an LPC.
Outside of her professional work, Kadie enjoys traveling, camping, gardening, and getting lost in a good book.
Email me: ksteska@compasshn.org
PREVENTION COORDINATOR
Lenette Robinson, BSPH, MPS
Lenette Robinson is a Prevention Coordinator with Compass Health Network, serving Boone, Carroll, Chariton, Cooper, Howard, Randolph, and Saline Counties. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Public Health from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, with minors in Sociology and Gerontology, and is a Missouri Prevention Specialist (MPS). Her background includes community health education, aging services, community engagement, and program administration.
Lenette's passion for Prevention is rooted in her own life experiences. Learning about risk and protective factors helped her understand why some of her childhood friends were able to overcome significant challenges while others were not. That perspective continues to shape her approach to prevention and her commitment to strengthening the protective factors that help youth, families, and communities thrive.
Since joining Compass Health Network in 2021, Lenette has provided training and technical assistance to schools, coalitions, public health agencies, and community partners, helping them build and sustain evidence-based prevention strategies. She is certified to facilitate Adult, Youth, and teen Mental Health First Aid; Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR); CATCH My Breath; and Too Good for Drugs. She especially enjoys building relationships and mobilizing communities through coalition development and helping to establish Boone County SYNC (Support Youth Navigate Change).
In 2024, Lenette was recognized as Missouri's top Mental Health First Aid instructor. In 2026, she was recognized for her contributions to a tobacco and vaping prevention partnership between Cooper County Public Health Center and local schools that was named a Promising Practice by the National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO).
Outside of work, Lenette enjoys spending time with her daughter and finding joy in life's simple pleasures as they make new memories together. She also enjoys the company of her fur and scale babies: Oscar Mayer Wiener, a long-haired dachshund, and Penelope, a bearded dragon.
Email Olivia: oh22863@compasshn.org
PREVENTION COORDINATOR
Olivia Hunt MPS, CHES
Olivia has been working as a Prevention Coordinator for Compass Health Network since 2021. She received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Health Science with a concentration in Community, Public, and Worksite Health from Truman State University in 2019. Olivia is a Missouri Prevention Specialist and a Certified Health Education Specialist. She is also certified to facilitate Adult , Youth, and Teen Mental Health First Aid, Question, Persuade, and Refer, Catch My Breath, Too Good for Drugs, and various other evidence-based programs.
Outside of work, Olivia loves spending time with her fiancé, friends, and family. She enjoys reading, cooking/baking, Friday night games, and going to the movies.
Email Olivia: oh22863@compasshn.org
PREVENTION COORDINATOR
Michaela Anderson Michaela earned her bachelor's degree in Resiliency and Performance Optimization from Drury University and is currently pursing a master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She enjoys partnering with schools and community organizations to provide a variety of prevention education and trainings, with Too Good for Drugs being her favorite program to teach. Michaela also provides technical assistance to several coalitions - Laclede County Drug Council, Lebanon Positive Choices, Healthy Futures Pulaski County, and Hickory County RISE. Prevention is important to her because she wants children and families in the community to have access to the education, support, and resources that she wishes had been available to her growing up. Michaela believes that investing in prevention today helps build stronger, healthier communities for the future. When she is not working, Michaela spends time with her husband, two children (with one more precious baby on the way), hosting family and friends, working on their homestead, or tackling renovation projects on their 124 year old farmhouse.
PREVENTION COORDINATOR
Jamee Benavidez, MPS
Jamee Benavidez has been with Compass Health Network since 2021 and currently serves as a Prevention Coordinator. She graduated from Columbia College in 2020 with a Bachelor’s degree in Human Services. Jamee’s favorite part of her work is the opportunity to build relationships and connect with people and communities. She enjoys getting to know the people she works alongside, learning what matters most to each community, and helping connect them with the tools, resources, and support they need to turn their ideas into action. She is trained to facilitate Teen, Youth, and Adult Mental Health First Aid, QPR, Too Good for Drugs, and several other evidence-based programs.
Outside of work, Jamee is a mom to two little ones and has three dogs who are very much part of the family. She loves spending time with the people she loves and finding joy in the everyday moments, like catching a good sunset. Jamee is a big believer in the simple things in life and finds that some of the best moments are the ones spent making memories, laughing with her family, and simply enjoying the moment.
Email Jamee: jb22759@compasshn.org
Mentoring Coordinators
Diamond Sells – dsells@compasshn.org
Regina Hoss – rhoss@compasshn.org
Lonna Sowers – lsowers@compasshn.org
Mentoring Specialist
Tracy Huffman – thuffman@compasshn.org
Prevention Champions
Rob Viehman – Crawford County rviehman@compasshn.org
Amber Schell – Maries County aschell@compasshn.org
Too Good For Drugs Educators
Bobbi Shelton – bshelton@compasshn.org
Lana Croft – lcroft@compasshn.org
Tina Sohn – tsohn@compasshn.org
Beth Kight – bkight@compasshn.org
Candy Stanley – cstanley@compasshn.org
Diamond Sells – dsells@compasshn.org
Prevention Consultants Direct Line:
573.368.4755
Call for an Appointment:
844-853-8937 (Toll Free)
Behavioral Health Crisis Centers:
833-356-2427 (Toll Free)
Behavioral Health Crisis Line:
988
Upcoming Events
- DFC Task Force Meeting September 23, 2026 at 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
- Washington County Community Partnership Monthly Meeting October 8, 2026 at 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
- Phelps County Child Advocacy Meeting October 14, 2026 at 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Coffeesmiths, 707 N Pine St, Rolla, MO 65401, USA
- Missouri S&T Prevention Coalition Meeting October 15, 2026 at 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm