Executive Directors
Michael Baer, EdD, BCBA, COBA
Courtney Slocum, MEd, BCBA, COBA, TRCC
Courtney Slocum, MEd, BCBA, COBA, TRCC
My name is Michael Baer and I am the Executive Director of Day Programs at Transitions Behavioral Health. Michael started working with children and adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder in 2008 and he has worked for Transitions since 2015 in various roles and positions. He holds certifications as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BC
My name is Michael Baer and I am the Executive Director of Day Programs at Transitions Behavioral Health. Michael started working with children and adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder in 2008 and he has worked for Transitions since 2015 in various roles and positions. He holds certifications as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and Certified Ohio Behavior Analyst (COBA). Michael graduated in 2022 from the University of Dayton in the Doctor of Education in Leadership for Organizations program. Michael enjoys running marathons, hiking trails, reading novels, caring for his elderly dog, going to concerts, and learning new languages. Michael continues to work in the behavioral health field because of the positive impacts he has witnessed with individuals and their families. He has a goal to make access to behavioral health services more equitable for underserved populations in our community.
Courtney Slocum, MEd, BCBA, COBA, TRCC
Courtney Slocum, MEd, BCBA, COBA, TRCC
Courtney Slocum, MEd, BCBA, COBA, TRCC
Executive Director of Community Programs
I began my journey in this field in 2012 after earning a bachelor’s degree in Sociology from the University of Cincinnati. I later completed a Masters of Education in Foundations of Behavior Analysis at University of Cincinnati in 2014 and certified as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst in 2016.
My “
Executive Director of Community Programs
I began my journey in this field in 2012 after earning a bachelor’s degree in Sociology from the University of Cincinnati. I later completed a Masters of Education in Foundations of Behavior Analysis at University of Cincinnati in 2014 and certified as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst in 2016.
My “why” is rooted in a personal commitment to expanding access to the care individuals need and deserve. I am especially passionate about closing gaps in access to quality, trauma-responsive mental health services for individuals who are underserved and underrepresented. I believe that everyone deserves high-quality, compassionate care—regardless of their background or circumstances—and that belief guides my work every day. I’m passionate about building systems and teams that ensure quality services reach the people who need them most, and I find true purpose in the impact this work has on individuals and communities.
An interesting fact about me: I am a Combat Veteran who proudly served in the United States Army as a Transportation Management Coordinator from 2006 to 2012. Including a deployment with the 10th Mountain Division as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2008. In my free time, I love everything Halloween-related, visiting parks with my dog, kayaking, hiking, going to hockey games, concerts and live music events, or enjoying a great movie!
Directors
Kim Lanthorn
Kathryn Stanbery JD, MSW, LISW-S
Brittany Latin, MSW, LISW-S
Hello! My name is Kim Lanthorn, I am the Director of Day Services here at Transitions Behavioral Health. I have been in this field for a total of 13 years. I started as an Intervention Specialist, was a Director of a School for students with disabilities, and then became a Director of an Adult Day Program. For the past five years I have w
Hello! My name is Kim Lanthorn, I am the Director of Day Services here at Transitions Behavioral Health. I have been in this field for a total of 13 years. I started as an Intervention Specialist, was a Director of a School for students with disabilities, and then became a Director of an Adult Day Program. For the past five years I have worked at Transitions starting as community staff then transitioning to the Adult Day Program here. In 2022 I helped start the Early Intervention Program.
My “Why”- My daughter was diagnosed at age 5 with a processing delay and ADHD. Helping her get the appropriate support in her school was a daunting task and I decided then that my mission would be to help other children with disabilities and their families.I have loved every minute watching the progress of the 2 to 7 year olds in our EIBI program especially seeing them gain effective communication skills. Our Adult Day program, also called the “Best Friend Club” is full of love and has a staff that is unmatched.
In my free time I enjoy reading, crafting, spending time with my grandchildren and family, and my dream is to become a world traveler.
Brittany Latin, MSW, LISW-S
Kathryn Stanbery JD, MSW, LISW-S
Brittany Latin, MSW, LISW-S
Hi, my name is Brittany Latin, and I am proud to serve as the Clinical Director at Transitions Behavioral Health. As an independently licensed social work supervisor, I have been dedicated to this field for over a decade, providing compassionate guidance and uplifting others.
My journey began at the University of Kentucky, where I earned m
Hi, my name is Brittany Latin, and I am proud to serve as the Clinical Director at Transitions Behavioral Health. As an independently licensed social work supervisor, I have been dedicated to this field for over a decade, providing compassionate guidance and uplifting others.
My journey began at the University of Kentucky, where I earned my undergraduate degree in Social Work, followed by a Master’s in Social Work from the University of Louisville in 2010. It was during a leadership course that I discovered my true passion—supporting others in navigating life's challenges.
Outside of work, I love traveling, watching basketball, listening to audiobooks, crafting, and spending quality time with my family. These activities bring balance and joy to my life, reinforcing my dedication to both personal and professional well-being.
Kathryn Stanbery JD, MSW, LISW-S
Kathryn Stanbery JD, MSW, LISW-S
Kathryn Stanbery JD, MSW, LISW-S
Hello! I am happy to serve as the Clinical Compliance Director and Clinical Director for Day Treatment Programs at Transitions Behavioral Health!
While working on my Juris Doctor degree in 2004, I gravitated toward mental healthcare law, and also had a year-long fellowship with the Ohio Innocence Project. The lack of care and resources
Hello! I am happy to serve as the Clinical Compliance Director and Clinical Director for Day Treatment Programs at Transitions Behavioral Health!
While working on my Juris Doctor degree in 2004, I gravitated toward mental healthcare law, and also had a year-long fellowship with the Ohio Innocence Project. The lack of care and resources, and end result of that lack of resources, that had been provided to wrongfully convicted people I worked with, ignited my passion for serving people in navigating a challenging system. This inspired me to obtain my Master’s in Social Work as well in 2007, to further understand and help systems change, to better support the people within them.
I spent two years as a dependently licensed clinician working with incarcerated women with mental health and addiction needs, and then the next 11 years (2009-2020) working first as a clinician, and then supervising, building, and developing mental health programs within public schools. I began working with Transitions Behavioral Health in 2018 first as a clinical supervisor on a contract basis; I grew to love the work and the team, and have stuck around through COVID and now beyond!
In my free time, I love spending time with my husband, three children, and two dogs; moving my body in ways that are new and challenging to me (I am currently the World’s Least Crossfitty Crossfitter); and trying to turn my yard into a wildlife sanctuary/wildflower garden without letting it get too wild.