Your Support Team
We care for and cheer you along each step of the way.
Omusi - CEO/President
Omusi is has dedicated her life to social services. Growing up with both parents in the field and being exposed to critical issues like mental health and substance abuse, her mind has always searched for solutions to these issues. Because of this, Omusi was a peer listener in high school, volunteered at a domestic violence center and manned a suicide phone station all before graduating from college.
She graduated with an undergrad in sociology and a masters in human services family counseling and certified in marriage counseling.
After working in varying aspects in the field veteran's, substance abuse, intellectually delayed, mental health, homeless... etcetera and finding herself in Central Florida where the resources are limited for the behavioral health population Omusi felt lead to develop a business that channels her passions, utilizes her experience and serves the community in an area that is desperately needed.
Omusi is not just committed to helping the community and BCSS clients but also to creating a working environment that promotes and aides those professionals dedicated to the field.
Marlon - CFO
Raised in Orlando, FL, this professional has a background and B.A. in Management and Finance and plays an important role in the social work field. With experience in business operations and a focus on HR and team support, he helps connect financial planning with the needs of people. His work includes managing budgets, making sure the organization follows rules and regulations, hiring staff, and helping team members grow. By combining business knowledge with a passion for human services, he helps create strong systems that support both the mission and the people behind it.
Catrina - Program Manager
Catrina Lynch, originally from Pensacola, FL, has been a dedicated professional in the mental health field for over a decade. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Florida A&M University and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Walden University. She has also held multiple leadership roles through previous work experiences and various non-profit organizations, further demonstrating her commitment to service and community impact.
For the past four years, Catrina has worn many hats at Bridges Community Support Services, serving as a Targeted Case Manager, Housing Coordinator, and Intake Specialist. Her ability to build rapport, provide client-centered care, and de-escalate crises has set her apart as a leader in the field. These skills, combined with her unwavering dedication, led to her well-earned promotion to Program Manager.
Catrina is passionate about supporting individuals through their most challenging moments and celebrating their progress toward stability and wellness. When she is not working, she enjoys spending time on fun adventures with her husband and four children.
"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel." – Maya Angelou
Vincent - Supervising LMHC
Vincent has been a Licensed Mental Health Counselor for twenty years, counselor for ten years and a case manager for five years. He has worked with the Children’s Home Society and has conducted emergency interviews for the Department of Children and Families in Sumter County, Lake County, Flagler County and Hillsborough County.
He works with family of origin issues, pre-divorce, post-divorce, parent –child conflicts, grief and loss issues, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, anxiety, anger management, impulse control, conduct disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder, depressive disorders, bipolar disorder and domestic violence to name a few.
Madison - Supervising LMHC
Community Support Services, providing clinical leadership and oversight across our community behavioral health programs. With a strong commitment to quality of care and ethical practice, Madison supports staff in delivering trauma-informed, person-centered services that enhance client well-being and promote long-term stability. She oversees diagnostic assessments, treatment planning, and clinical documentation, while consulting on complex cases and supporting coordination between intake, case management, psychosocial rehabilitation, and peer services. Madison also contributes to program development, staff training, and compliance efforts, ensuring that BCSS maintains high standards of service delivery within the community behavioral health framework. Her clinical expertise, professionalism, and collaborative approach strengthen the continuity of care for the individuals we serve and support the ongoing growth and mission of BCSS as we continue to expand services throughout Central Florida.
Khandis — Targeted Case Management Supervisor
Khandis serves as the Targeted Case Management (TCM) Supervisor for Bridges Community Support Services, providing leadership and oversight to ensure clients receive coordinated, person-centered support across multiple levels of care. With a strong understanding of community behavioral health systems and resource navigation, Khandis guides case management staff in developing service plans, advocating for client needs, and linking individuals to essential services such as housing, medical care, social support programs, and behavioral health treatment. She provides supervision, training, and mentorship to TCM staff, helping strengthen clinical judgment, documentation practices, and compliance with Medicaid and managed care requirements. By supporting quality assurance and workflow coordination, Khandis plays a critical role in improving client outcomes and maintaining service integrity. Her commitment to advocacy, accountability, and professional development contributes to the growth of the TCM program and aligns with the mission of BCSS to support individuals in achieving stability and independence within the community.
Shaunte - Office Manger
Shaunte serves as the Office Manager for Bridges Community Support Services, playing a vital role in supporting the administrative, operational, and logistical functions that allow our behavioral health programs to run efficiently. With strong organizational skills and a proactive management style, Shaunte oversees office coordination, inventory control, equipment distribution, credentialing support, and internal communication across departments. She assists with onboarding processes, compliance documentation, vendor coordination, scheduling, and the movement of materials and resources that staff rely on daily. Shaunte also acts as a central point of contact for internal needs, helping bridge administrative workflow with program operations to maintain continuity and accountability. Her commitment to structure, professionalism, and team support contributes significantly to the stability and growth of BCSS as we expand services and partnerships within the community.
Mirline - PMHNP-BC
Mirline, PMHNP-BC is a Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based mental health care. With a strong foundation in critical care, hospice/palliative care, and surgical transplant nursing, she brings over a decade of clinical experience to her practice. Driven by a deep passion for serving her community within the ever-evolving healthcare system, Mirline is committed to delivering personalized, patient-centered treatment. She specializes in managing a wide range of psychiatric conditions, including depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, anxiety, schizophrenia spectrum disorders, OCD, schizoaffective disorder, and personality disorders. Her goal is to educate, empower, and support individuals across the lifespan by developing tailored treatment plans that foster mental wellness. Through a holistic and empathetic approach, she ensures that every patient feels valued, heard, and empowered on their journey to recovery and better mental health.
Edlyne - ARNP
Edlyne is a double board-certified Nurse Practitioner who specializes in psychiatry and primary care. As a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner she provides treatment for a variety of mood disorders / mental health issues including but not limited to: depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, PTSD, ADHD, schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, psychosis, OCD, substance use, personality disorders and trauma.
She understands that everyone is different and has their own unique needs and background. Her goals are to promote empowerment, enhance awareness and reduce the stigma of mental illness. She is certified in Trauma-Informed Care. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, doing yoga and spending time outdoors.
Harry - Peer Support Supervisor
Harry has worked in the mental health field for over 18 years and chose this field of work because of early exposure to the adverse effects of mental health in his own family. He is degreed in theology and is a certified recovery specialist. Currently serving as our donation and outreach coordinator, Harry also teaches independency skills and provides mentorship as a peer support recovery specialist.
Harry founded Elohym Restoration Center where he has served at-risk men and abused women for 10 years in Central Florida. Harry is a church pastor and, after 37 years, still goes dancing with his wife Maria every Friday night.
Brooke - Intake Coordinator
Brooke takes on the role as the Intake Coordinator for Bridges Community Support Services, supporting our community behavioral health programs by welcoming clients into services and managing all incoming referrals. In this role, Brooke will be the first point of contact for partnering agencies, health plans, hospitals, and clients seeking services. She will gather essential demographic, insurance, and clinical information, verify eligibility, and ensure referrals are forwarded to the appropriate BCSS service line, including TCM, PSR, Peer Support, and Housing.
Brooke will also coordinate initial intake scheduling, communicate with referral sources regarding next steps, and maintain a high standard of documentation, tracking, and follow-up to support compliance and continuity of care. Additionally, she will build and maintain positive relationships with external partners, provide professional and trauma-informed customer service, and help streamline internal workflows as referrals continue to increase. Brooke’s attention to detail, organizational skills, and commitment to client care are critical to strengthening BCSS operations and ensuring individuals entering services feel supported and informed from the first point of contact.