Our Staff

Rosalynn (Roz) Adams, Exercise & Movement

I am certified in teaching many forms of exercise, and I have been a professional fitness instructor for almost twenty years. My goal is to educate and inspire individuals to live their life through movement, motivation, and mindful alignment. I love to encourage clients to connect with their MINDS, BODIES & SPIRITS. My objective is to help them achieve their goals from the inside out. Through muscles-N-motion and gentle moves we develop renewed strength, stability, flexibility, and range of motion in our bodies. My overall goal is to help people deal with life today and achieve their personal health goals.

Nancy Birang, BS, NC, Nutrition

Nancy Birang is a board certified holistic nutritionist and certified herbalist who has been practicing nutrition for over twenty years. She is the founder of Four Seasons Nutrition, a consulting firm based in Los Gatos, CA, that provides nutrition talks and online and telephone-based appointments. She currently specializes in oncology nutrition, helping patients stay nourished during all phases of cancer. Nancy provides nutrition services for several cancer support centers including Cancer CAREpoint in San Jose, Bay Area Cancer Connections in Palo Alto, Women Care in Santa Cruz and Wellness Within in Roseville, CA, where she leads nutrition talks, food demoes and provides private consultations to patients, families and caretakers. Nancy’s goal is to partner with her clients, to provide a personalized health plan that includes meals, recipes, nutritional and lifestyle support as needed to enhance cancer treatment, help manage side effects, and support overall health and vitality.

Morrigan Bruce, Chief Operating Officer

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Morrigan served successfully as Cancer CAREpoint’s Interim Executive Director from March to August 2024 providing seamless and highly productive leadership to the Staff, Board and Volunteers through a critical transition.  She has been promoted to Chief Operating Officer in acknowledgement of her countless contributions over the past six years with CCP and her advocacy on behalf of those experiencing the unique challenges of a cancer diagnosis.

Morrigan oversees all Operations including Client Services and works with staff and volunteers to ensure that Cancer CAREpoint’s programs and services meet the needs of the community.

Morrigan has a bachelor’s degree in psychology and social Action and a MPA with a focus in Nonprofit Management. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Disability Studies. Her nonprofit and community service experience includes work and outreach with YWCA Silicon Valley, The Health Trust, Service League of San Mateo County, and Community Cycles of California. Like many others, cancer has impacted her family and friends, so she feels grateful to have this opportunity to support patients, caregivers and families affected by cancer.

Taylor Christy, Client Care Coordinator

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With a background in education and over a decade of experience as a teacher, I bring strong communication skills, empathy, and a passion for community-building to my role as Client Care Coordinator at Cancer CAREpoint. Transitioning into the nonprofit world has given me the opportunity to continue making a meaningful impact—now by supporting cancer patients and their families through some of their most difficult moments. I’m especially passionate about helping clients navigate the non-medical aspects of their cancer journey, providing both practical support and a sense of connection.

Juliann Halvorsen, MA, LMFT, Counselor

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Juliann holds a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology and certificate in Traumatology from Holy Names University in Oakland. She has worked with a wide variety of clients and settings—substance abuse, severe mental illness, Hospice, schools, and senior care. Juliann has enjoyed the creativity that comes from working with these various groups and the different ways that people have to express themselves. Juliann has a background in massage therapy and has found the relationship between mental health and body awareness to be an asset in helping others find this connection as well. The impact of cancer can greatly affect the way we think of ourselves and the world around us. It’s an honor to be able to meet people in this time of need and offer authentic, genuine support when we need it the most.

Diana Iniguez, Program Operations Manager

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Diana joins Cancer CAREpoint with over twenty-five years of work in the Bay Area at companies ranging from healthcare to nonprofit organizations to Fortune 500 companies. She is excited to further the diversity within our Silicon Valley community with her fluency in Spanish. Diana is proud and honored to work at an organization that offers direct support to those affected by cancer.

Ariana Jimenez, Client Care Coordinator

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I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Azusa Pacific University and have spent the past five years working in nonprofits, primarily supporting families with developmental disabilities. My goal is to serve communities impacted by cancer by applying my skills in customer service and case management. I am passionate about treating people with care and compassion, and I deeply value the opportunity to connect directly with individuals affected by cancer, ensuring they feel heard and supported.

Pam Klaus, Executive Director

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Throughout her career in the nonprofit sector, Pam has dedicated herself to advancing meaningful causes, with a strong focus on fundraising and community engagement. She spent many years supporting Catholic education in Silicon Valley, holding key development roles at Santa Clara University, Saint Francis High School, and Sacred Heart Nativity School.

In 2023, Pam transitioned to the healthcare space as Regional Director for Pink Ribbon Good, an organization providing essential support services to individuals undergoing treatment for breast and gynecological cancers.

Now as Executive Director at Cancer CAREpoint, Pam leads the organization’s strategic direction, development programs, and community outreach efforts. She is passionate about expanding awareness of Cancer CAREpoint’s mission and strengthening its impact for cancer patients, caregivers, and their families across the Bay Area.

Pam is honored to lead a dedicated team and to continue serving the community with compassion, vision, and purpose.

Lindsey Kolb, Exercise & Movement

Lindsey began practicing yoga in 2005 on the advice of a doctor when she was searching for ways to have a healthier mind-body connection. What began as a method of relaxation, turned into a journey of self-discovery that encompassed mindfulness and fitness. As a practitioner and an instructor, Lindsey blends Qigong and several styles of yoga including Yin, Restorative, Gentle flow, and alignment based Hatha. Aligning body with breath yields positive results on a person’s frame of mind, leaving the practitioner relaxed and empowered to face the challenges of the day. She has experience working with practitioners facing challenges due to chronic pain and cancer. Lindsey believes in making yoga an accessible and enriching experience for all people, working with a broad range of ages and levels, from teenage beginners to daily practitioners and seniors.

Cynthia McDonald Ph.D., Mind-Body Skills

Cynthia McDonald, Ph.D., holds a Masters in Psychology, a Doctorate in Transpersonal Psychology and certifications in clinical and medical hypnotherapy and Mind-body Skills. She is also a cancer survivor and has worked with thousands of cancer patients over the past 14 years through her programs at Cancer CAREpoint, local hospitals, and her private practice. Cynthia is also certified in Reiki and energy healing, and is a long-time practitioner and teacher of meditation, contemplation, and spiritual inquiry.

Lacey Morris, MA, LMFT, Expressive Arts

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Lacey has completed her Master’s in counseling psychology with an emphasis in expressive arts from JFK University, a program that incorporates the arts and a holistic approach to psychology. She is registered through IEATA as a Board certified Expressive Arts Therapist.
Lacey’s passion for movement, music and art is uplifting and contagious. Driven by her mother’s experience with cancer, Lacey has a deep passion to help people grappling with a cancer diagnosis. Her work in art therapy at UCSF hospital helped individuals process their struggles with cancer through art expression. She also offers music by the bedside and facilitates cancer support groups at Cedars Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles, Bay Area Connections, as well as expressive art classes at Cancer CAREpoint. Lacey Morris is deeply honored to be part of Cancer CAREPoint so she may continue to help others on their cancer journey.

Kelli Morton, LMFT, CARE counselor

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Kelli received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from Santa Clara University. She has enjoyed working with a wide range of clients, from children, teens, and adults, to clients in the correctional system, clients with developmental disabilities, and clients experiencing daily and significant life challenges. Kelli believes in providing a safe space for people to feel heard, seen, and valued. She is honored to be able to provide and hold this space for individuals, couples, and families as they are facing cancer, and her hope is for each person navigating this time to know that they are not alone.

Karen Newcomb, LMFT, Expressive Arts

Karen Newcomb, LMFT, discovered her passion for Expressive Writing in 2011 after her own breast cancer diagnosis. She has been facilitating writing groups throughout the Bay Area since 2012.

Ellen Ostergren, LCSW, CARE Counselor

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Ellen Ostergren, LCSW, is a graduate of CSU Sacramento, School of Social Work. She has worked as a direct practitioner and administrator in health care for over 20 years in California and Florida, including over 15 years at the Veterans Health Administration. Ellen also teaches part-time at CSU East Bay and San Jose State University. She is very excited to join the Cancer CAREpoint team.

Nancy Romo, Development Coordinator

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Nancy holds bachelor’s degrees in Accounting and Spanish Studies from Santa Clara University. She began her career in public accounting at Ernst & Young before transitioning to an accounting role at a medtech company. After several years in the private sector, she shifted to the nonprofit sector, motivated by a strong desire to serve others. Her most recent community service experience includes tutoring and providing administrative support to the Special Events, Graduate Support, and Finance Departments at Sacred Heart Nativity School in San Jose.

Ana Stenberg-Enz, Exercise & Movement

Ana studied qigong, martial arts, and oriental medicine for more than 15 years with world renowned teachers such as Grandmaster Duan Zhi Liang and Eva Wang. Having earned a Master’s in Medical Qigong in 2008, Ana began teaching qigong in the USA and internationally in 2009. Ana went on to earn a Master’s degree in Oriental Medicine and Science through a university that combines Chinese, Japanese and Western medical approaches for maximum efficiency. She now focuses on her clinical practice, Stone Mountain Healing, in Los Gatos and the Monterey peninsula area as well as continuing to teaching classes in taiji and qigong. Ana Stenberg-Enz’s knowledge and experience provide a straightforward approach in helping others to harmonize their internal landscape and coaching them in how to naturally and easily interact with, strengthen, and refine their own personal life-force energy.

Amy Wang, Exercise & Movement / Mind-Body Skills

I have always been curious about the mind and psychology, and after graduating from UC Berkeley with a major in Psychology, I joined Americorps to volunteer across the USA in various community service projects. After finishing that year, my inner struggles and dissatisfaction led me to a yoga ashram, and then finally to Spirit Rock Meditation Center where I attended my first insight meditation retreat. I fell in love with the simple and kind teachings of Buddhism, and it has become the foundation of my life since 2009. After meditating for many years in Insight Meditation/Vipassana and Zen styles, I received yoga teacher training at Breathe Together Yoga in 2017, and I’m now 500-hour certified. A regular yoga practice has benefited my life in many ways, helped me to regulate my body and calm my mind for meditation. Insight meditation practice has revealed deep and mysterious aspects of the human mind. I’m currently getting certified through UCLA’s Training in Mindfulness Facilitation program. So now I offer yoga, mindful movement, plus mindfulness and compassion meditations at Cancer CAREpoint and other centers in the south Bay Area. I was deeply touched by the kindness, love, and wisdom of my meditation mentors, and hope to offer classes that help my clients reduce their suffering and touch real happiness.