Employee Spotlight

Brooke Redwine

What is your Job Title/Role at RHS? 

Addiction and Trauma Receptionist

·    How did you come into the Mental Health Field? 

In 2017 I started going to counseling and it opened my eyes. It made me want to help/be there for others who were going through similar things in life and to broaden my horizons.

·       Who inspired you to pursue this career choice?

My past boss, Megan.

·       How important is it for you to work with our Southeast Idaho Community?

It is important to me to work with our Southeast Idaho community because this is where I have lived my whole life. So the people in this community matter to me.

·       What is something someone might not know about you?

I have two cats that are my world. Kenzie (10) and Anastasia (2).

·       What are some of your interests/hobbies? 

High fitness, Zumba, watching tv, hanging out with my nieces and nephews and listening to audio books.

·       What is the best advice you would give to someone just coming into this field? 

Be open minded, kind hearted and understanding. You never know what others are going through so always be caring and a bright part of their day. 

Employee Spotlight

Michelyn Devine

What is your Job Title / Role at RHS?

Psychologist – Clinical Director, Psychological Testing Center

How did you come into the Mental Health Field?

Wanting to help people – Human beings are fascinating, each one unique yet there are overarching themes and patterns.

Who inspired you to pursue this career choice?

A child therapist I knew growing up

How important is it for you to work with our Southeast Idaho Community?

Very important – people in need are everywhere – life brings challenges throughout our development and none of us “can do” life alone.

What is something someone might not know about you?

I am an identical twin

What are some of your interests/hobbies?

Jigsaw puzzles, crosswords, knitting, movies

What is the best advice you would give to someone just coming into this field?

It’s ok to make mistakes, experience is the greatest teacher and there are no shortcuts for it!