Meet the MC Mental Health Team

Dr. Robert Sack is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist (PSY23839). He received his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychologist with an emphasis in Forensics from Alliant International University/ California School of Profession Psychology. He has experience working in clinic, private practice and forensic based organizations conducting therapy, psychological assessments and program development. His approach to treatment is eclectic, using Cognitive Behavioral, Solution Focused, Mindfulness and Family Systems theories to assist clients meet their goals. Dr. Sack provides individual, couples and family therapy. He specializes in working with teens, young adults and their family/support systems.  

At Moorpark College, Dr. Sack provides support to the mental health team, assists in creating policy and producer, supervises the post-doctoral training program, and is the liaison to the Exotic Animal Training Management (EATM) program. As a liaison, he spends time interacting with the staff and students to provide proactive support for mental health needs that may arise.   

When not working, Dr. Sack enjoys doing CrossFit, hiking and spending time with his wife and three children. 

Dr. Jessica Fisher is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist (PSY30859). She earned her bachelor’s degree from Chapman University and her doctorate from Alliant International University, San Diego/ California School of Professional Psychology. Dr. Fisher has experience working in residential treatment centers and private practice providing therapy, psychological assessments, program development, and supervision. She approaches therapy with a trauma informed lens taking into account individual and cultural factors to create collaborative treatment goals. Dr. Fisher utilizes Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) when working with clients. She specializes is supporting individuals with intense emotions and trauma. 

At Moorpark college Dr. Fisher provides services through the Student Health Center and is the liaison to the athletics department. As the program liaison Dr. Fisher spends time with the coaches, staff and student athletes to provide consultation and support for any mental health needs.

When not working, Dr. Fisher loves to spend her time outdoors hiking and walking with her dog. She also enjoys spending time cooking and baking with her husband.

Lauren is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). After completing her Bachelor’s in Psychology from The University of Washington, she received her Master’s in Social Work with a PPS credential from San Diego State University. She has experience working with children, adolescents and adults in private practice and schools, conducting therapy and providing clinical supervision.
Her approach is eclectic and genuine, utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Solution Focused and Family Systems theories to help clients collaboratively be the best version of themselves possible.

In her free time she enjoys cooking and trying new recipes, walking on the beach, visiting friends and spending time with her husband and their three teenagers.

Bennie Harris (he/his) is a mental health provider in the Student Health Center at Moorpark College. He is currently presenting his dissertation to earn a doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology from the Pacifica Graduate Institute. He has experience in providing therapy in various community-based mental health settings, working with families, couples, individuals, and adolescents who are struggling with anxiety, grief, depression, PTSD, and relational issues, among others.

Bennie is a veteran having served in the United States Marine Corps. His time in the Marines and his time spent in Iraq from 2004 to 2009 has informed his awareness and approach in support of fellow veterans.

Bennie’s clinical background is Jungian Depth Psychology and his therapeutic approach is relational and process oriented.

​At Moorpark College, Bennie provides services through the Student Health Center and he can also be found embedded at Raiders Central for consultations and student support.

During his free time, Bennie enjoys spending time with his family, reading, writing, and quality time at both in-door and out-door ranges.

Dr. Ravreet (Ruby) Kaur Cheema is a Postdoctoral Fellow. She earned her psychology doctorate in Clinical Psychology from California Lutheran University. She has experience providing therapy and psychological assessments in various community-based outpatient clinics, university and VA medical centers, and private practice.  

Dr. Ruby approaches therapy in a culturally responsive and social-justice informed lens. Her primary interests include working in areas of identity development, immigrant mental health, childhood trauma, acculturation, and racial issues. Her approach to treatment is holistic, person-centered and relational. In treatment, she often integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, and Values approaches.

At Moorpark College Dr. Ruby provides services through the Student Health Center and is a liaison to the Performing Arts department. As the program liaison, Dr. Ruby spends time with the instructors, staff, and the student performers to provide consultation and support for any mental health needs.

In her free time, Dr. Ruby enjoys exploring the outdoors, trying new places to eat or things to bake, and enjoying quality time with friends and family.

Brandon Shearer (he/his) is a Psychological Graduate Trainee for the Student Health Center at Moorpark College. He is currently a third-year student in the PsyD Clinical Psychology program at California Lutheran University. He has experience in a community mental health clinic helping individuals of all ages with anxiety, depression, OCD, and other mental illnesses. He also has experience working in Residential Drug Treatment Centers. He has experience using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Exposure Therapy, and Mindfulness to help these difficulties. He is particularly interested in working with anxiety and mood disorders within the emerging adult and student-athlete populations.

During her free time, Brandon enjoys reading, watching sports, and playing with his dog. His favorite activities are going to the beach or spending time at a sporting event.

Ciara Giordani (she/her) is a Psychological Graduate Trainee for the Student Health Center at Moorpark College. She is currently a third-year Clinical Psychology PsyD student at California Lutheran University. Ciara has experience working in a community mental health clinic and is trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). She particularly enjoys working with adolescents and young adults.

In her free time, Ciara enjoys cooking, singing, dancing, and hanging out with her dog (a 16-year-old chihuahua dachshund).

Kelsie Embrey-Bergstrom (she/her) is a doctoral therapy trainee at the Moorpark College Student Health Center. She is currently in her 4th year of her graduate training at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks. Kelsie’s experience has focused greatly on community mental health, working with those who struggle with difficulties with depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, and trauma. She has had concentrated training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), substance use treatment, and Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT). She is very passionate about supporting individuals through big life changes and stressful events! Kelsie will also be working in collaboration with the ANCT program to promote more easily accessible mental health services to the students.

During her free time, you’ll probably find Kelsie at Disneyland! She also loves being outdoors, watching movies/tv shows, bowling, and enjoying quality time with her friends.

Megan Brown (she/her) is a Psychological Graduate Trainee for the Student Health Center at Moorpark College. She is currently a fourth-year Clinical Psychology PsyD student at The Chicago School in Los Angeles. She has experience working in community mental health and medical settings helping patients of all ages with anxiety, depression, PTSD, sexual trauma, and relationship difficulties. She has experience using cognitive, behavioral, mindfulness, humanistic, and existential interventions to support patients’ healing, growth, and empowerment.

In her free time, Megan enjoys going to concerts, exploring art museums, watching movies, and walking her two dogs.