STEADY, LLC
Going Far Together
Going Far Together
Steady LLC’s “Going Far Together” team is a diverse, committed group of professionals and advocates, united to end substance use stigma and foster inclusivity.
Our “Going Far Together” Team
Steady LLC is committed to “going far together” with your organization, that is why we see the members of our team as part of a community.
Our Going Far Together team consists of individuals who appreciate being a contributing “piece” to the larger society puzzle. We believe our work requires us to appreciate similarities and celebrate unique differences among each other and within our spheres of influence.
Steady’s team is reflective of the collective wisdom shared across careers and lifespans. Consisting of students, licensed mental health providers, public health professionals, and individuals with various lived experiences, our team is well rounded, committed, and uniquely knowledgeable about what it takes to end substance use stigma, for everyone.
Dr. Gabrielle Jones (She/Hers)
Founder: Gabrielle Jones, Ph.D., is an award winning licensed psychologist and the CEO and founder of Steady LLC. She founded Steady to improve substance use treatment for historically marginalized populations at the system level and to provide consultation and coaching to leadership and executives who are committed to championing cultural responsiveness in their workplace and for their workforce. Her expertise is in substance use treatment for youth and adults, and culturally responsive initiatives at the system level.
Tobirus Newby (He/They)
Tobirus M. Newby is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker whose career is deeply rooted in how to understand cultural responsiveness in mental health care in administrative, academic, and practice capacities. As the director of mental health outreach at UC Berkeley, Tobirus champions a transformative approach to wellness that centers on equity and inclusivity. His work in decolonizing mental health practice challenges traditional paradigms, pushing for culturally responsive and socially conscious care.
Dr. Anta Yu (She/Hers)
Dr. Anta Yu is a second-generation Taiwanese/Chinese psychologist specializing in cognitive-behavioral therapy and mindfulness-based approaches for anxiety, depression, and trauma. Her work embodies cultural responsiveness and social responsibility in mental health care, particularly in substance use treatment. Dr. Yu’s approach is deeply informed by her personal journey of acculturation and experiences with marginalization. This background fuels her passion for helping individuals navigate cultural and identity issues in their healing process.
Jacky Rosas Torres (She/Her)
Administrative Intern: Jacky is a proud first-generation, low-income Mexican-American born and raised in the San Gabriel Valley. Her identity is deeply rooted in resilience, community, and a commitment to equity. She is an MPH Candidate at USC’s Keck School of Medicine, concentrating in Community Health Promotion, and a Georgetown University graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management and Policy and a minor in Disability Studies.
Zoie King (She/Her)
Social Media Intern: Zoie King is a dedicated advocate for student empowerment and community growth. As a Black woman navigating college life, she finds purpose in creating content that supports students, with an emphasis on wellness, education, and career development. A business analytics major at San Jose State University, Zoie is also a Social Media and Special Programs Assistant at the César Chavez Community Action Center and the Social Media Manager for the Black Honor Society.
Naya Owusu (She/Her)
Booking Manager:Naya is a passionate connector who thrives on bringing the right people together in the right places. With a background in healthcare and public school education, she has cultivated a deep commitment to advocating for individuals striving to make their voices heard and their needs recognized. Her mission is to expand access to the world for people with disabilities across all backgrounds, championing the belief that accessible spaces benefit everyone.
Steady has developed a strategic partnership with Jernigan & Associates in which Steady offers expertise in culturally responsive substance use through technical assistance, consultation, and training collaboration. This strategic partnership highlights one of Steady’s critical principles grounded in the African Proverb, “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together”. Steady has worked with Jernigan & Associates on state and federal projects, ensuring that integrity remains central to the mission of both organizations.
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