Fearless Kind Team
Caitlin Martinez, MS, LMFT
Founder and Clinical Director
Caitlin began working with families in Las Vegas in 2008, initially her work began with children in Foster Care and their families. It was through this work that she became inspired to support women in their recovery and to develop a safe place for women to heal. Caitlin received her Master's from UNLV in Marriage and Family Therapy and her Bachelor's from University of Texas Austin in Psychology. Her clinical work is focused on working with families impacted by addiction, trauma, and body image.
Tam Macanas
Program Director
Tam brings her lived experience as a woman in long term recovery who guide and support their recovery. Utilizing her training as a Peer Support Specialist, she has supported countless women through their recovery journey. She is passionate about the recovery process, personal growth, and the great outdoors. At The Fearless Kind Tam manages day to day operations.
Vivian B.
Certified Peer Support Specialists
Vivian's Peer Support Specialist training allows her to use her own lived experience as a woman in recovery to aid others in finding their own unique pathway to healing.
Leslie I.
Leslie has a passion for sharing strength and hope with women seeking recovery. Leslie has training in Healthy Steps to Freedom- gender responsive curriculum focused on nutrition and substance use recovery.
Val Phillips
Val Phillips is an Intuitive Artist, Shamanic Practitioner, Deliberate Creator, and has been an ECE Teacher for over 30-years. She uses art and creativity, mixed in with intuition and intention to help connect others with their greatest ally... themselves.
Michelle Costigan, MA, CPC, LCADC-S, ATR
Michelle is a licensed clinical professional counselor, licensed clinical alcohol and drug counselor supervisor, and registered art therapist.
April C., CADC-I
April is passionate about recovery and spirituality. She brings a holistic approach to healing and counseling -often she incorporates meditation,and other mindfulness approaches into her clinical practice.
Community Partners
Healthy Steps to Freedom
The University of Nevada Cooperative Extension developed the Healthy Steps to Freedom program in 2007 to help women in treatment for addiction, specifically for those with low energy, eating issues, and weight concerns. The curriculum promotes nutrition, and participants learn about essential nutrients, meal planning, food labels and portions, calcium intake, disordered eating and more.