Training & Skill Enhancement Program

Shayna Fisher, MSW is Workshop Facilitator of the Training &Skill Enhancement Program and a Lead Therapist at Wesley Family Services. Shayna has been with Wesley Family Services for almost 3 years. Shayna graduated from University of Pittsburgh in 2022 with her master’s in social work and a certification in children, youth, and families. Shayna has over 5 years of experience with working children and families in the school, home, and community setting. The majority of her career has been focused on advocating for the needs of families in the community, with their mental health, and behavioral health. Shayna’s passion in life is to help others. Shayna is a life-long resident of Westmoreland County and in her free time enjoys spending time with her pets, family, and friends, reading, playing video games, and spending time in nature.

Chantelle Jennings, LPC is a Licensed Counselor and Clinical Supervisor for the School-Based Outpatient Programs at Wesley Family Services, serving both Pittsburgh Public Schools and the Woodland Hills School District. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from La Roche University in 2011, followed by a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
With nearly 20 years of experience in the mental health field, Chantelle is deeply committed to supporting and advocating for children and adolescents across diverse settings—including schools, athletic programs, homes, and communities. Her therapeutic approach is eclectic, allowing her to tailor treatment to meet each client’s unique needs and support their journey toward mental health and wellness.
Outside of her professional work, Chantelle enjoys spending quality time with her daughter, family, and friends. She also loves traveling, attending concerts, and staying active.

Annie Smith, M.Ed, is the Community Engagement Specialist and Workshop Facilitator for Wesley Family Services.  Annie has worked in the behavioral health and education fields for the past 25 years.  She has worked with children ages 2 years to middle school.  Annie has gained a vast amount of experience through the years and is always happy to share ideas and experiences with others.  Annie is a graduate of West Virginia University and Carlow University. She keeps busy sharing information with the community about Wesley Family Services and following her boys around to their activities.

Christie Ross has a BS in Elementary Education. After working as a kindergarten and first grade teacher, Christie shifted her career path to work in the Foster Care Program with Wesley Family Services and is currently a supervisor overseeing staff in Placement Services. Christie has worked with children and families for over 20 years after graduation from Duquesne University with an emphasis on mental and behavioral health. Christie has a strong passion for health and wellness and also serves as a Wellness Ambassador for the agency and combines her love of wellness and teaching with this position as a Skills Enhancement and Workshop Facilitator. In her free time Christie loves to spend time with her husband and 2 teenage children, traveling and having new adventures. Christie loves to work out by spinning, running and yoga to help with stress relief and personal wellness. Christie also loves to read and spend time outside gardening, swimming, and spending time at the beach.

Melodi has been a therapist in the Neighborhood Family Counseling Program for 31 years providing counseling services in several community family centers. Since 2019, Melodi has been a Parent and Community Educator with the ParentWISE program conducting various parent education classes and workshops. Melodi enjoys engaging with others to help them develop strategies for improving their emotional health and wellness. Outside of work she enjoys spending time with her husband and 3 sons, as well as with extended family and friends.

Frank Grazulis has a BA in Education from Washington and Jefferson College. Frank has worked with Wesley Family Services for over 20 years. Frank worked directly with children, families, and educators for 10 years as a Lead Therapeutic Specialist and earned employee of the year honors for his clinical work in 2011. Frank is currently the Staffing Supervisor for the Autism Center for Growth and Wonder Kids programs where he supervises teams of clinicians that serve children 18 months to 20 years of age with Autism and other mental health diagnosis. Frank trains staff in behavior and crisis management as a CPI trainer. Frank trains emerging leaders and supervisors in Before BEST and BEST supervisor training series. Frank brings a thoughtful, people-focused approach to helping others learn, grow, and succeed. He is known for creating engaging learning experiences and building positive connections with the people he works with. Away from work, Frank and his wife raise their four children. Frank has been a football and wrestling coach for 15 years for his three boys and enjoys cheering on his daughter at volleyball games. Frank enjoys spending time with family, gardening, fishing, and camping.