Affinity Wellness Services is a mental health program of RCC. These services are open to anyone who has experienced any type of trauma and is not exclusive to trauma related to sexual violence. For services related to sexual violence, please contact RCC’s helpline.
Therapy
Mental health therapy services are available in person and via video platform, which meets HIPAA standards. RCC therapists are inclusive & welcoming of clients of all identities and backgrounds. Our therapy services are survivor-centered, trauma-informed, and include trauma-responsive interventions.
We accept the following insurances: GHC (GHC-MA), Dean (Dean-MA), Quartz (Quartz-MA), The Alliance, and MA without HMO
We are not currently accepting new clients at this time.
Our Team
Heidi Kobor
MSW, LCSW, Therapist.Heidi's passion for building relationships with people and ensuring their voices and stories are heard is what brought her to RCC. She strives to meet clients wherever they are in their healing journey in order to provide individualized support and skills-building resources.
She has experience working with individuals across the life span struggling with anxiety, depression and trauma. In her work, she emphasizes collaboration in order to adapt her therapeutic approach to each client's unique strengths and needs. She has received training in CBT, DBT, trauma-informed care and cultural humility.
She graduated with a Masters in Social Work from UW-Madison in 2021 and is currently working towards becoming a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. In her free time, she enjoys taking her two dogs, Luna and Garbanzo, for walks, and singing and dancing with her two small humans.
Director of Mental Health ServicesPetrovnia Charles
Since moving to Madison in 1995, Petrovnia (she/her) has centered community involvement & activism as a key focus in the work she does. Being raised by immigrant parents in NYC drives Petrovnia's passion when it comes to centering the importance of intersectionality both within herself and the clients she works with.
In 2007, she earned her MSW from UW School of Social Work and dedicated her time to walking alongside victims, survivors and thrivers on their healing journey. She is especially focused on working with those who have experienced chronic, ongoing exposure to stressful events, particularly in childhood, and is passionate about educating others about the impact of being exposed to chronic stress and/or trauma.
She is so appreciative to be part of such an amazing organization and team that's dedicated to ending sexual violence and all forms of oppression. When not at the office, you can find her spending time searching for the latest sudoku challenges or apps to challenge her ASL [American Sign Language] skills!