Joseph Campbell

 — Founder 

Joseph Campbell spent over a decade in public safety — as a volunteer firefighter, wildland firefighter, EMT, and Washington State Patrol Trooper. After years of cumulative trauma exposure, he was diagnosed with PTSD and medically separated from the Patrol in 2020. His journey through crisis, treatment, and recovery led to one conviction: Washington's first responders deserve this care in their own state.

Still Waters Ranch WA is his answer to that conviction — built from lived experience, and dedicated to the men and women who protect us all.

- Co-Founder

Alison Campbell is a registered nurse with experience spanning the NICU, school nursing, and emergency medicine. She is currently pursuing her Master's degree in Nursing Leadership and Management. As Co-Founder of Still Waters Ranch WA, Alison brings clinical expertise and a deeply personal understanding of what occupational trauma costs — not just the first responder, but the entire family. Her commitment to whole-person healing is woven into everything the Ranch is built to be

- Board member 

Scott Bosman is an entrepreneur and business owner based in Ellensburg, Washington, with a strong presence in both the agricultural and small business communities. He is the owner of Cascade Custom Apparel, a company that provides custom clothing and branded merchandise, supporting local organizations, events, and businesses with high-quality apparel solutions. Scott is known for his commitment to supporting local communities, both through his business partnerships and his involvement in regional events. His combined experience in entrepreneurship and agriculture brings a practical, grounded perspective to every endeavor he undertakes.

- Board member 

Kyle Bosman is a co-owner of Rockin B Livestock and a resident of Ellensburg, Washington, where he is actively engaged in the agricultural and ranching community. Kyle is part of a new generation helping carry forward the traditions of agriculture in Central Washington while contributing to the sustainability and growth of local ranching operations.

- Board member 

My passion has always been to be a therapist/counselor, even as a middle school student, which led me to pursue an education in that field. I completed my Bachelor's degree at Central Washington University in Ellensburg, WA wit, a degree in Family Studies, and earned my Master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, WA. As a Washington state licensed therapist, my licensure is as a Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT). 

While working in community mental health since 2009, I encountered a wide range of challenges that clients were facing - both in couples and individual sessions. I truly enjoy working with clients to help them succeed in meeting their needs, wants, and overall goals for their lives.