INSPIRE 360

Salvador Castro is a Case Manager with the INSPIRE 360 Team, where he supports individuals experiencing significant mental health challenges through a compassionate, strengths-based approach. With several years of experience in community-based mental health care, Salvador is committed to walking alongside clients as they work toward stability, recovery, and personal goals that matter most to them. Salvador brings a unique perspective from his background in the criminal justice field, allowing him to better understand and support individuals navigating complex systems. He values dignity, trust, and cultural humility in his work, and believes in meeting people where they are. 

Meg Latt, MS, OTR/L is a licensed and registered Occupational Therapist (OT) with eight years of experience supporting the well-being of individuals in both inpatient and outpatient settings. She focuses on working with people experiencing psychosis, using recovery-oriented and trauma-informed approaches to guide care. Meg draws from a wide range of tools—like cognitive strategies, movement and sensory-based activities, and mindfulness—to support each person in building a meaningful life and exploring what helps them feel present, connected, and comfortable. She believes in everyone’s potential and is committed to partnering with you on the goals that matter most to you.

Barbara Naden is an engineering manager by training, but one of her most important roles has been supporting a loved one through psychosis for the past 20 years. After 15 years of struggling, she took training in how families can best support someone experiencing psychosis, and she saw firsthand how much of a difference it made in her loved one’s recovery. For the last three years, Barbara has been sharing what she’s learned by coaching other families. She believes that with the right tools, families can not only ease their own stress but also play a meaningful part in their loved one’s healing journey.

Mary Pacheco (she/her) supports INSPIRE 360 participants as they take steps towards school, work, or whatever comes next. She believes in meeting people where they are, walking alongside them through uncertainty, and celebrating progress in all forms. With a background in community psychology, crisis support, and trauma-informed care, Mary focuses on helping people reconnect with their strengths, navigate systems, and build lives that feel meaningful to them. She firmly believes that the smallest changes often lead to the biggest transformations. In her free time, Mary loves reading, seeing movies in the theater, and practicing Brazilian jiu-jitsu.

Natalie Rutherford is a Peer Support Specialist with the Inspire 360 program for participants experiencing early psychosis. As a peer support specialist, Natalie uses her lived experience navigating mental health challenges to connect with others from a place of empathy, trust, and mutual understanding. Natalie's background is in youth development, caregiving, and community-based support. Her journey through recovery has shaped her commitment to creating safe and judgement free spaces where individuals feel free to express themselves and their struggles openly. Outside of her role, Natalie enjoys one of her many hobbies including sewing, crochet, hiking, or listening to music.