Dr. Chante is a visionary EMDR therapist and cultivator of community, dedicated to healing and transformation. With a deep passion for helping BIPOC individuals navigate trauma, she blends creativity, culture, and connection to make healing accessible and empowering. Beyond the therapy office, she’s creating resources, planning events, and manifesting possibilities to inspire reflection and growth. Dr. Chante is on a mission to develop spaces where people feel seen, heard, and supported on their journeys. Dr. Chante wants everyone to have the opportunity to heal and live a life they love. CA-11292

A proud cycle breaker from the tough streets of West Phoenix, Angela Salazar overcame poverty and gang culture with resilience, mentorship, and community support from Chicanos Por La Causa and Phoenix Job Corps. As Trainee Government Association President, she led student-driven change. At the University of Phoenix, she rose from the file room to Corporate Trainer in just one year, designing streamlined training systems and coaching new hires into confident professionals.

Angela’s impact extends beyond corporate walls. She led La Fuerza (Hispanic ERG), served as Unified ERG Strategy Director, and held a board seat with ALPFA Phoenix as Community Affairs Director. A passionate advocate for DEI, professional empowerment, and racial justice, she bridges communities and inspires change. Angela is a relationship builder, mentor, and thought leader who empowers BIPOC professionals and creates pathways to success. Her mission is clear: lead with purpose, uplift others, and champion equity through action.

Katelyn Harris Lange is a dynamic, community-centered communications strategist and project manager experienced in talent acquisition and workforce development. As the In-Demand Career & Apprenticeship Strategist for Maricopa County, Katelyn expands community awareness of job seeker and employer services through ARIZONA@WORK Maricopa County.In the community, Katelyn serves on the board for Phoenix nonprofit Hope’s Crossing and was appointed to the Community, Mental Health, Wellness & Public Safety Taskforce for the City of Phoenix. She is a seven-year funder of the African-American Women’s Giving & Empowerment Circle (AAWGEC) and Co-founder of the Bet of Yourself Scholarship at Phoenix College.An advocate for a more bikeable and walkable Phoenix, Katelyn joined the Bike To Work Committee for the Urban Phoenix Project. She is a 2020 Flinn Brown Fellow and a former Vice President & Civic Engagement Chair for the Greater Phoenix Urban League Young Professionals.Katelyn and her husband own a portfolio of short and long term rental properties and are currently renovating an old motel in historic Globe, Arizona.