Alyssa Mayer, LMHC-A

“At CVCH we work as a team. The pod structure utilizes a variety of skills from med clerk, MAs, RNs and providers, to help assist each patient in receiving the individual care that they need.”

Christine Bosa, ARNP, Wenatchee
“I trust our leadership. I appreciate that we continue to be an organization that nourishes input, innovation, creativity and places importance on every individual within our organization. I appreciate that we continue to… Read More »
Aura Sanderson, PA-C, Chelan
"I am often asked why I have chosen to spend my career at CVCH, and I always reply, “as soon as someone can find more important work for me to do with better people, I will take that job.” CVCH has put a huge amount of… Read More »
Dr. Malcolm Butler, Columbia Valley Community Health
"I serve on the board of CVCH because it is the most effective and enthusiastic way I can serve my community in the capacity of a volunteer."

Joanne Hill, Board Member
"I really do enjoy the friendly service at Columbia Valley Community Health. Thank you very much. I tell all my friends to go to CVCH when I can."

Jeannie N.
"I am completely in love with your Express Care Clinic in East Wenatchee! It's close to my house and I've been taken care of thoroughly, kindly and quickly!! I would highly recommend it!"

Lisa, CVCH Patient
"My son needed a physical for a job and was worried he wouldn’t be able to complete the physical in time. He came to Express Care and was able to start his new job on time. Thank you Express Care!"

Express Care Patient 01
"Thank you for being an awesome clinic! There was a cancelation today for my MD and I was able to get right in to see her!"

Alyssa, Patient
"Our visits with our Doctor have been very good. They show lots of concern for what is really helping with my recovery."

Patient 01
"Cristian's smile always gave me strength. I feel blessed for the compassionate people at CVCH and I am so grateful for Helping Hands."

Yolanda, Cristian's mother
"To Helping Hands Committee, Walk-in Clinic Staff, and Dental Staff:
Thank you seems so inadequate to express how grateful I am for all you did for me. I was treated graciously, kindly and with the utmost courtesy.… Read More »
Sylvia, Helping Hands Recipient
"The services I have received have been high quality, prompt, friendly and courteous. I am treated with respect every time I visit the Pharmacy. I have no complaints. Staff is always fast and eager to assist and answer… Read More »
Jose, Pharmacy
"I liked that everyone was very friendly and helpful. I liked that they were able to answer my questions and that they treat me like a human."

Chelan Patient, February 2015
"I liked that the doctor spoke Spanish so we could understand each other without needing an interpreter. I liked that the doctor explained everything to me."

Chelan Patient, December 2014
"I liked that everybody was friendly and eager to answer my questions. I noticed that it wasn't just to me because when I looked around other people were talking to the receptionist and everyone was really nice."

Chelan Patient 02, December 2014
"I received excellent service from all of the staff at CVCH Chelan."

Chelan Patient, November 2014

Education
Biography

Undergrad: Fordham University

Graduate: Antioch University Seattle

Alyssa Mayer, MA is a behavioral medicine intern in the final year of her doctoral program in Clinical Psychology at Antioch University Seattle. Alyssa was born and raised in Long Island, New York. She completed her bachelor’s degree in psychology at Fordham University. After spending three years working under a neuropsychologist assessing individuals with traumatic brain injury, Alyssa relocated to Seattle in 2020 to complete her doctoral degree. Her doctoral training has included assessment of neurodevelopmental disorders and therapy with patients who have chronic pain. Alyssa is interested in tailoring evidence-based interventions to the specific needs of her individual clients considering their history, cultural context, and therapeutic goals.

Professional areas of Interest:

Chronic pain and illness; Assessment and treatment of neurodevelopmental disorders

Are you fluent in Spanish? Yes/No/Learning

Hometown:

West Hempstead, NY

Hobbies: (What I do for fun)

I love cooking and baking, exploring nature, and playing with my two dogs, Beans and Gooby.

Why did you choose to do your internship at CVCH?

I wanted to search for an internship that emphasized behavioral healthcare from an integrated perspective. I was so excited to see that CVCH employed a biopsychosocial-spiritual approach to care, and I was incredibly impressed by the culture of support and collaboration at CVCH. As an added bonus, I fell in love with Washington after relocating for my doctoral program and I’m thrilled to be staying in such a beautiful state!

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