Meet the Team
Founder
Dusty Carter
Dusty Carter is our founder and founder of Summit Wilderness Therapy. He is a follower of Jesus Christ, a veteran and advocate for mental health. He leads healing through a wilderness therapy, scripture faith blend. He is a staple in his community and has experience as a correctional officer, probation and parole officer, program director for at risk youth, suicide prevention trainer, and personal trainer. He currently studies at Oral Roberts University.
Vice President
Emily Miller
Emily Miller comes with us with many skills and talents. She is a photographer, artist, creator, care giver, outdoor enthusiast, and expert marketer. Emily has a passion for helping the community and caring for the mental health of others. Emily currently owns and operates Bucking Dun Photography and involved in equine therapy.
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Treasurer
Gary Goodwin
Gary Goodwin is a Vietnam veteran, valued member of the community and brings with him extensive non-profit knowledge. Gary is the founder of the non-profit Hydro and Aquatic Therapy Studio in Woodsville, New Hampshire. Gary has set the mark in aquatic therapy in our area and continues to help veterans rehabilitate.
Administrative Networking
Carrie Myers
Carrie Myers is an award-winning author, freelance writer/editor, empoweree of women in self-care, intuitive eating, and body positivity. Carrie is a huge supporter of veteran non-profits and advocate for mental health. Carrie is very involved in the community and is an integral part to our mission.
Fundraising Specialist
Lisa Marie Ames
Lisa Marie Ames is our fundraising expert. She brings with her extensive knowledge in the field of in-home care, fundraising, community, and a burning desire to better the mental health of our veterans and community. She has been with us from creation and is very vital to our success.
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Tech Lead, L.C.M.H.C. - Nikki Brant
Nikki Brant is a veteran, LCMHC, outdoor enthusiast, and a very valuable member in her community. She is still serving her country in the Vermont Army National Guard as a chaplain and strives to bring awareness to veteran and military suicide. Nikki has helped many and will continue to bring many more to healing.
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