Our Team

Tiffney Davidson-Parker, LMSW is a dynamic healthcare executive with over two decades of progressive leadership experience in community mental health and healthcare systems. Widely recognized as a visionary change agent, she brings deep expertise in pioneering innovative healthcare initiatives, building inclusive and high-performing teams, and driving collaborative partnerships that expand access to care, improve patient outcomes, and reduce operational costs.

Tiffney is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Universal Therapeutic Services, LLC, a Greenville, SC-based outpatient behavioral health organization focused on strengthening systems of care for children, families, and individuals with emotional and mental health needs. She established the organization to deliver culturally responsive, community-centered services and has successfully built a diverse team of licensed clinicians and strategic alliances across the region.

Her extensive leadership experience includes serving as President and Chief Operating Officer of The Providence Center in Rhode Island, one of the state’s leading community behavioral health organizations. In this role, she led major operational initiatives and community integration efforts to enhance service delivery and expand access to behavioral healthcare.

Tiffney also served as Regional Manager of Case Management at Molina Healthcare, overseeing services for Medicaid and Medicare recipients, and as Chief Operating Officer at Visions of Greatness Inc., a community-based behavioral health agency. Additionally, she is the Founder and Senior Consultant of Davidson Consulting Solutions, a boutique firm providing advisory services to health and human service organizations nationwide.

A dedicated community leader, Tiffney has served on numerous boards, including Care New England, Rhode Island Health Center Association, Mental Health America of Horry County, and the Rhode Island Coalition for Children and Families, among others.

She holds a Master of Social Work from Howard University and a Bachelor of Arts in Speech Pathology from South Carolina State University. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Healthcare Administration. Tiffney is also a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW).

With a career rooted in service and systems change, Tiffney continues to advocate for accessible, equitable, and community-driven mental healthcare.

Imani Robinson Peña serves as the Business Manager at Universal Therapeutic Services (UTS), where she has been an integral part of the team’s success since 2022. Originally from San Jose, Costa Rica, Imani now resides in Greenville, SC. She is dedicated to serving others, with a special focus on supporting the Hispanic community.

Imani earned her B.A. in Spanish from USC Upstate in 2016 and has been providing interpretation services since 2019, leveraging her expertise to ensure that the Hispanic community has access to quality healthcare. She became a Certified Healthcare Interpreter in Spanish (CHI™ – Spanish) after passing the national certification exam in January 2022. Her dedication to bridging language barriers and providing quality care has made her a vital asset to both UTS and the communities it serves.

Imani is proud to be a part of the UTS family and is committed to making a positive impact through her work, fostering connections, and supporting the company’s mission to offer comprehensive, compassionate services to all clients.

I have a B.S. in counseling, and a M.S. in Marriage and Family Therapy from Capella University. My educational background has equipped me to work with families, couples, and individuals to find freedom from anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, life changes, or relationship problems. I specialize in working with families and couples as I utilized a systemic perspective and approach to therapy. I take a Narrative approach to therapy; this means that I acknowledge that you are the expert of your own story, and I will work collaboratively with you to empower and support you in reaching your goals. My goal is to assist you in finding your purpose, your self-worth and inner strength to overcome obstacles standing between you, and your dream.

Cherie Fogle has over 16 years of experience in medical billing. She’s been with UTS since its inception. Cherie is dedicated to quality services and operational compliance regarding medical billing processes and procedures.

Stephanie Marimón-Chavez was born in Barranquilla, Colombia, and moved to the United States in 2006. With a strong passion for helping others, she became a certified medical interpreter in 2011, dedicating herself to bridging language barriers and ensuring that individuals had access to the care they needed. Throughout her career, Stephanie has worked with organizations like Prisma Health, St. Francis Hospital, and Greenville County Schools, providing essential support to her community.

In 2023, Stephanie joined Universal Therapeutic Services (UTS), continuing her mission to help and uplift those in need. Her commitment to making a meaningful impact is evident in every aspect of her work as she supports individuals and families with the resources they need. Stephanie’s compassion, dedication, and expertise drive her ongoing efforts to make a lasting difference in her community.

I believe that therapy is a collaborative process, and I am committed to creating a safe, non-judgmental space where clients feel heard, validated, and empowered. I primarily work with children and adolescents, though I am open to working with adults as well. I utilize evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and play therapy to help clients develop coping skills, build resilience, and work through emotional difficulties like anxiety, depression, ADHD, and anger. My approach is individualized, working with clients to set realistic, achievable goals that foster long-term growth and mental well-being. Outside of my professional life, I enjoy reading, historical and spiritual exploration, cooking, traveling, and spending time with family. I look forward to working with you and your family as we embark on this journey of healing and growth together.

Ali is an Associate Therapist at Universal Therapeutic Services. She has been in practice for almost two years now. Ali received her master’s in social work degree from Florida State University and her bachelor’s in science degree in clinical psychology from the University of Central Florida. Her interests include working with women who have experienced complex trauma, including domestic violence, human trafficking, and exploitation. Ali is a firm believer in the “empowerment approach” to healing and strives to incorporate that approach in her work with clients of all ages.

Keisha Harper received her Bachelor degrees in Criminal Justice and Human Service: Human Behavioral Science from Anderson University in Anderson, South Carolina. She received a Master of Social Work degree from the University of South Carolina and currently pursuing her Doctor of Philosophy degree in Leadership and Organizations Business concentration from Anderson University to address food insecurity and healthy living behaviors.

Keisha has ten years of experience in law enforcement and seven years of experience in the mental health and substance abuse treatment field in the areas of forensic social work, persistent mental health disorders, depression, anxiety, trauma, obsessive compulsive disorders, perfectionism, Type-A personality behaviors, stress, and anger. Keisha strongly believes in 1 Peter 5:10 and Isaiah 40:31 in restoring, supporting, and
strengthening individuals, families, and communities by giving them essential coping strategies to overcome difficult circumstances.

Life has a beginning and an end. It is the days in between that can sometimes be challenging to walk through. However, individuals have a choice not to experience these circumstances alone. Some people truly care and desire to see hurting individuals make positive changes concerning their mental health. I desire to assist clients through the counseling process by enabling them to live a more productive and satisfying life, reach worthwhile goals and aspirations, offer support with new situations and challenges, and provide a safe and warm atmosphere.

Therapy offers a wide variety of beneficial applications that help individuals cope with life stressors, make positive mental and behavioral changes, and heal the mind, body, and soul. No one person is the same and their experiences in life vary in diverse ways, therefore, I apply a variety of therapeutic techniques in my practice. My therapeutic modalities comprise the following psychotherapies: recreational, cognitive behavioral, dialectical behavioral, solution-focused, person-centered, humanistic, positive, and faith based therapy. Each of these therapeutic modalities offers a systematic approach that delivers an encouraging and positive outcome for clients. I have used my academic studies and research along with my personal life experiences to help guide clients into creating new ways of thinking, understanding and restoring interpersonal relationships, and releasing past hurt to reclaim their happiness.

I embrace the opportunity to work with clients from all backgrounds and from ages four to seniors. I have experience in providing services to clients with anxiety, depression, stress management, eating disorders, and behavioral and emotional disorders in children. Additionally, I have experience working with clients in the LGBTQ community and those who purposefully rely on spirituality for guidance. As a spiritual and psychoeducational theory, faith-based therapy plays a large part in the client’s therapeutic journey and promotes self-fulfillment. Combining one’s faith with secular psychotherapies can provide a powerful therapeutic experience and produce hope to enhance growth and development in counseling sessions.

Dr. Rodney Robertson has been a counselor for more than 40 years. His experiences  include but are not limited to: working with families in large Churches; working as the  counselor for the Miami City Ballet; working in his private practice in Cary, North Carolina;  working as a Director of Family Services at a residential treatment facility for adults (126  beds) near Nashville, Tennessee. Dr. Robertson specializes in Trauma Treatment and  Family Relationships. Dr. Robertson has two Master’s Degrees and one Doctorate with a  focus on Counseling. 

My name is Mariela Albarelli Butler. My parents are Italian. They moved to Argentina for  work. That’s where I was born. I have lived and worked in several countries including  Argentina, Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia, Spain, and Italy. I now live in the United States with  my husband of 8 years. We have a wonderful international blended family. My husband has  two sons and together we have four grandchildren. When I am not working, I like to go to  the gym and participate in several exercise classes such as Yoga, TRX, Spin, and Pilates.  My husband and I love to travel and experience different cultures and foods. We are  foodies. Since I was 15 years old, I have been volunteering for non-profit organizations  such as Damas Rosadas, Operation Smile, Unicef, and the Julie Valentine Center.  Therefore, social work is a natural fit for me as a career. There is always more to learn,  research, and advocate for.

Work With: Small Children and Adolescence 

Qualifications: Currently obtaining my master’s degree at Liberty University in Mental  Health Counseling. Bachelor’s degree from Liberty University in Psychology. 

Trainings: Human Growth Development, Social and Cultural Diversity, Helping  Relationships, Group Work, Career Development, Assessment, Research and Program  Evaluation, Professional Orientation and Ethical Practice 

“I am committed to helping clients find their inner powers by reimagining themselves,  rewriting their destiny, embracing change and growth and becoming a better self”. 

I encountered many trials and tribulations beginning at the young age of nine years old. My  early twenties I found myself listening to other people’s problems and felt the need to help.  However, I often felt the need to be on a therapist’s couch myself. I felt different from my  peers and my emotions seemed to never be regulated and I didn’t know why. It took time 

for me to feel comfortable and fully disclose to my counselor my thoughts and feelings.  After so many days of not knowing why I was feeling the way I was feeling, why I often was  sad, scared, worried, and feeling comfortable with my therapist, I opened up and after a  few weeks, my life had started to change. 

Sitting on that couch with the rapport that was built, I felt safe enough to share my  thoughts and feelings. My counselor gave me the feeling of being heard and understood.  My passion for becoming a therapist and helping others grew tremendously after that experience. 

I decided I wanted to become a counselor that creates a non-judgmental space while  allowing clients to feel heard, supported, understood, and safe. My objective is to meet  clients where they are. I aim to assist clients to enable their own thoughts and actions in a  positive way and find their inner strength. My therapeutic style consists of combining  cognitive and behavioral approaches including education, a passion for helping others,  and empathy. 

Eileen Barnes is a Licensed Professional Counselor who earned her Master of Arts in  Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Immaculata University in Malvern, PA before  relocating to Greenville, SC with her husband. She has experience working in inpatient  substance use rehab, outpatient therapy, school-based therapy and private practice.  Eileen’s practices from an eclectic approach to tailor to her client’s needs but has  additional extensive training in EMDR, DBT and TF-CBT. Eileen has been employed with the  Greenville Free Medical Clinic since 2019, where she has held several roles including  Behavioral Health Program Manager and Clinical Operations Manager. Eileen is excited to  work with student interns at Universal Therapeutic Services to help foster the next  generation of counselors.