
Cynthia Bradford
Cynthia Bradford is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Executive Director of Rio Vista CARE, Inc., where she also provides clinical supervision to Associate Marriage and Family Therapists working toward licensure.
RIO VISTA CARE

Cynthia Bradford is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Executive Director of Rio Vista CARE, Inc., where she also provides clinical supervision to Associate Marriage and Family Therapists working toward licensure.

Rachel serves as the Program Assistant Admin. at Rio Vista CARE. She brings years of experience in clinical medical administration and business office administration, providing her with a strong foundation in organization, communication, and problem-solving.

Zaida Mungaray has proudly served as an Outreach Worker and Case Worker with the Rio Vista CARE/Family Resource Center for over 20 years. Having grown up in the community she now serves, Zaida is deeply committed to supporting local families and strengthening community connections.

Jamie Wilson, CADC II, has worked in substance use treatment since 2010. Jamie began her career supporting adults in a drug and alcohol treatment facility and working with Solano County Drug Court participants. Her areas of focus include relapse prevention, building coping skills, fentanyl awareness, and harm reduction.

I'm Terry Thomas, a clinician with Rio Vista CARE since 2021 who has been working as a therapist since 1999. Over my 27-year career, I’ve built a diverse background—including retiring from the California Youth Authority, working within the foster care system, and serving as a substance prevention, intensive treatment, and substance abuse counselor. Today, I proudly support families, children, and individuals from all walks of life.

I'm Shoni Morris, a clinician with Rio Vista CARE since 2025. Having attained my master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy with a focus in trauma, I bring a deeply grounded, compassionate foundation to my clinical work.

Darin works collaboratively with children and families to better understand emotional and behavioral challenges, strengthen communication, develop healthy coping skills, and foster meaningful connections.