I started to work in mental health since 2013 as an administrative assistant and love doing what I do every day to make the provider and client meeting go smoothly. In my free time, I enjoy cleaning my house and cooking for my family, we love to eat pho and egg rolls.  

I believe in treating others the way that you want to be treated. I was always told by my mother that I was a natural born helper.  Helping others makes me feel good because I love to see others smile.  I believe that as a Case Manger I can help clients take back a piece of their life one step at a time.

I feel blessed to have a nursing career of over 20 years that has been filled with helping people. I love to see clients work toward their health goals no matter how big or small. I strive to connect with clients in a way that is honest, compassionate, and understanding. My goal each day is to meet someone where they are in their health journey and hopefully make a difference in some way.

I have worked in human resources now for 10+ years and I wouldn’t trade that for anything. I believe that all people need a little push to keep them going in the right direction. In my free time I enjoy camping, riding my side by side, building old cars with my husband and spending time relaxing with my dogs.

Favorite Organization: The Trevor Project

One of the greatest experiences that I could have, is seeing those that I work with closely succeed in any goals that they set out for themselves. This is especially true when it comes to our clients. I want to help those that are in need realize that they can accomplish their goals. When I am not in the office, I enjoy working out and cooking. 

Loveline Ngu is a Board Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner who treats patients across the lifespan. She completed her Master of Science Degree in PMHNP at Walden University. Loveline earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing from Metropolitan State University. She received an Associate Degree in Nursing from the College of St Katherine and an Associate Degree in Law from the University of Dschang in Cameroon. Loveline provides medication evaluations, ongoing medication management and enjoys working together with patients to formulate an integrative and holistic plan that promotes wellness. Loveline advocates for her patients and has worked in the health care field for 22 years.

My greatest joy in this field is being able to help clients achieve their goals one step at a time. Being able to create relationships and watch them do things that they may have thought impossible is one of the most rewarding feelings. They come to find that they are their own biggest hero’s who just needed a bit of compassion and encouragement. I also love being a part of that journey with them. In my spare time I enjoy being surrounded by my family and investing in my own financial literacy. 

Favorite organization: People for Ethical Treatment of Animals

I have a huge passion for creating change. I want to help make a positive impact on our client’s lives, and help them grow through every step along the way. When I’m not working, I enjoy being outside, reading, and spending time with my dog and cat. 

Favorite Organization: CAPRW

For me there is no better feeling in the world than to help someone in a meaningful, concrete way that genuinely improves their quality of life. That holds true in every aspect of my life. Whether I’m with my wonderful family, my friends, or in my role at Natalis, my first priority will always be service to others.

Favorite Organization: Bridging

Helping others achieved the highest they can achieve has been my lifelong goal. I love working in a close diverse setting, promoting independence, support, and guidance. Working alongside with others gives me the greatest joy I could ever ask for. I have an Associate degree in Human Services and a bachelor’s degree in social work. When I am not working, I enjoy spending time with my family and being outdoors.

Favorite Organization: Planned Parenthood

I am passionate about fostering progressive change through various means of support for the underrepresented communities impacted by faulty systemic policies and systemic oppression. I strive to support individuals through mental health awareness, advocacy, and inclusivity. I recently graduated from UMN-TC with my BA in Biology, Society, and the Environment with a double minor in Developmental Psychology and Public Health. I am 1 of 8 children and a First-Generation college student of Hmong refugees hoping to accomplish holistic healing within my community to improve the conditions of our future generations to come.

Favorite Organization: National Alliance on Mental Illness

Being able to advocate for others and get them the help they need is something I’ve always wanted to do within my career. It’s the reason why I decided to study psychology at the University of Minnesota Duluth, as well as why I chose to enter the social services field.

When I am not working, I enjoy going on walks, reading, and cross-stitching!

Favorite Organization: East Side Freedom Library

I came to this field with the intent of helping clients live with dignity and joy, and ultimately creating community that’s safe and non-oppressive. I have a B.A. in sociology from Hamline University and I always bring that perspective into my work. In my free time I enjoy going to the gym and spending time with my friends & my cat Ada!

As someone with a degree in sociology I have a good understanding of both the system and systematic influences that effect people’s lives. My goal is to help people navigate these circumstances as well as assist in their day to day lives. I want my clients to know that I am there for support and want to help them get back on their feet. Working with Natalis Outcomes is just one of the ways I feel like I can help support the community in my day to day life. 

I LOVE LOVE LOVE MOST music. I am also a huge fan of boat rides, rainy days, very relaxing and peaceful walks and drives in the fall, and most of all, LOVE my family! Pretty simple guy in other words.

Favorite organization:  Disabled American Vets

After nearly 20 years of direct patient care, I am looking forward to starting a new career chapter.  My wish is to help people to stay safe and have the essential services that we all deserve.  It’s though listening and understanding that we can build strong relationships to achieve this goal. 

Favorite Organization: Planned Parenthood

Being able to uplift the community and community members has always been a passion of mine. I graduated with a degree in Political Science and Public Health from Hamline University which helped solidify my passion for helping and advocating for others.

My hobbies outside of work include listening to historical podcasts, watching the Timberwolves, and most of all going to concerts!

Favorite Organization: Amherst H. Wilder Foundation

I am passionate about helping others connect to resources in the community to improve their wellbeing, safety, and outlook on life. In the past, I have worked with youth by helping them manage their mental health symptoms through social emotional learning skills as well as teaching them how to become their own advocate. I recently transitioned to this role to learn more about the programs and resources that are available to individuals in society. I enjoy helping clients navigate the system and being a reliable, compassionate human being that they can rely on. The most important thing that we can do in the social service field is build strong relationships with the clients we serve and see them as human beings, not just someone who is struggling.

I am currently a Graduate Student in the Master Of Social Work and Holistic Health program at St. Catherine University. I believe in using holistic approaches to health and healing and enjoy empowering others to be their best self. Long term, I hope to become a Clinical Social Worker or a School Social Worker.  In my free time, I enjoy traveling to other countries, spending time with family, and cuddling with my bulldog, Bella!