About Us
Executive Director
Richard Lee- Ph.D., LP
Dr. Lee joined CMMHC as its Executive Director in February 2016. A native of the Twin Cities, Dr. Lee earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology at the University of Wisconsin – River Falls, and was granted his Masters and Doctoral degrees in Clinical Psychology from Bowling Green State University. He has provided clinical services in a variety of settings over his career. Prior to joining CMMHC, he was a staff psychologist for several years for another community mental health center before becoming its Clinical Director for 13 years, and then was its CEO his last six(6) years there.
Leadership Team
Beth Rhoads- MA, LMFT
Director of Health Integration
Jennifer Rocheleau-Dorholt- PsyD, LP
Director of Crisis Services
Tracy Hinz- LICSW
Director of Rehabilitative Services
Brieene Frantesl- PHR, SHRM-CP
Director of Human Resources
Joy Shamla- MBA
Director of Compliance
Robin Matushin
Director of Operations
Danielle Brant- MSW, LICSW, LADC
Director of Chemical Dependency Services
Keven Kiloran
Director of Finance
Steven Loos- PsyD, LP
Director of Outpatient Mental Health
Board of Directors
- Chair
- Mark Sizer
- Vice Chair
- Steve Bresnahan
- Secretary
- Lori Long
- Treasurer
- Paula Erdmann
Members
- Dave Bentrud
- Lisa Fobbe
- Mary Pfohl, Ph.D.
- Bonnie Rodness
- Larry Hosch
- Ann Coffell
- Corey Pieper, Ph.D.
- Tama Theis
- Troy Heck
Together, Creating a Healthier Life
Do you or someone you know struggle with chemical or mental health symptoms? Do you want to reach out but aren’t sure where to turn?
We’re here to help.
Our History
Central Minnesota Mental Health Center (CMMHC) has been a trusted community resource for mental health services since 1959. Our headquarters are based in Saint Cloud and we have additional office sites in Buffalo, Elk River, Monticello and Waite Park with individual services locations throughout the four-county area.
Committed Staff
Highly qualified, caring professionals are there every step of the way to assist clients as they regain their sense of self and acclimate back into their communities to lead active and full lives.