Executive Director

Luella Mahannah, MS, LCPC, volunteers full-time as Executive Director of INtegRIty. She earned her Masters in Counseling Psychology in 1990 from Illinois State University and has worked professionally at the McLean County Center for Human Services and Catholic Charities. Luella became a volunteer counselor at Home Sweet Home Ministries in 2010. While there, she took additional graduate classes and became a Licensed Professional Counselor in 2013. In March of 2014, Luella, with her husband Don, founded INtegRIty Counseling in response to a growing need for mental health services for people who were falling through the cracks. Luella maintains a small counseling caseload while focusing her attention on directing the team of paid and volunteer counselors and master's and bachelor's level interns who are working together to meet the needs of the vulnerable and under-served population in McLean County. Luella has two adult daughters and was promoted to "Oma" in 2021 when her first granddaughter was born.

Counseling Staff

Kathleen (Kathy) Case, LCSW  is a retired Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has spent 40 + years working with children and adults with mental health and behavioral challenges.  Much of the time was in direct work with children who struggled in school because of behaviors that were the result of mental health or chronic behavioral issues.  In addition to her mental health work, she has spent much of her “spare” time in prison ministry, providing parent training classes for incarcerated parents.  Kathy has 3 adult children and two granddaughters and loves spending time with family.

Jennifer Moore, MFA MA LCPC worked for over 25 years as an Accountant. In 2000 Jennifer received an MFA With Honors (Master of Fine Arts Degree) from Roosevelt University. In 2015 Jennifer Received her MA With Honors in Clinical Psychology also from Roosevelt University. Jennifer has worked with both children and adults in all spheres. She believes in teaching Life Skills and Coping Skills. Jennifer considers herself an Analytical Counselor because she likes to know why. Her approach is when you understand why it is easier to change.

Verneice Prince MSW, grew up in Chicago in the foster care system. While this brought on challenges to her life, she focused on her education and raising her children. Verneice now wants to use the experience and education she has gained to help people overcome obstacles to live the best quality of life possible. Her belief in God has helped her succeed, and because of her faith, she is willing to add a religious aspect to counseling sessions if desired. In addition to her roles as a mom and counselor, Verneice is the Founder of her own nonprofit, Cruisin Outta Poverty Services - COPS, NFP. 

Volunteer Counselors

Deb Cochran, MS Ed, has her Master's Degree in school counseling from Illinois State University. She started her career as a special education teacher and seventeen years as a counselor at Normal West High School and retired from Unit 5 Schools in 2012. Her experience includes personal and group counseling, working with families, and leadership training for adults and adolescents. Her therapy includes solution-focused counseling.  Deb loves to spend time with her husband and friends, play golf, travel, and create. 

Erika Quinn, MSW, LSW earned her MSW from the University of Illinois. She uses compassion, attunement, and experiential approaches like Internal Family Systems to accompany people as they heal and meet their therapeutic goals. She especially enjoys working with people suffering from grief, trauma, and attachment wounds. Before becoming a social worker, she was a professor of history. In her free time she enjoys walking her dog in the woods, baking, and reading.

Celeste Bradley, MA has her Masters Degree from ISU and a wealth of experience from Heartland Community College, McLean County Center for Human Services, and the Lighthouse Institute, now known as Chestnut Health Systems. Celeste is a trained Myers-Briggs facilitator especially qualified in helping others with career and life choices. She has been with INtegRIty since January 2015. We are grateful for her service and her deep compassion towards her clients. Celeste became a grandma in 2023 and spending time with her family is her greatest passion.