Women’s Center Staff
SHIRI MACRI, MA, LCMHC
Clinical and Program Director
Shiri is a Clinical Mental Health Counselor in practice since 2005. Always passionate about her work, she takes a holistic approach to support clients in moving to emotional health. Shiri complements the philosophy of Green Mountain with her extensive background in working with mindfulness-based approaches to anxiety, binge and emotional eating, and post-traumatic stress.
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SHIRI MACRI, MA, LCMHC
Clinical and Program Director
MA, Counseling Psychology, Vermont College of the Union Institute & University
BA, Psychology, University of California at San Diego
Vermont Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor
Shiri is a Clinical Mental Health Counselor in practice since 2005. Always passionate about her work, she takes a holistic approach to support clients in moving to emotional health. Shiri complements the philosophy of Green Mountain with her extensive background in working with mindfulness-based approaches to anxiety, binge & emotional eating, and post-traumatic stress. Her professional experiences have included providing clinical counseling within a community mental health agency, in private practice, and as part of a wellness program with Dartmouth Hitchcock Hospital. Shiri is the clinical director at the Women’s Center for Binge & Emotional Eating at Green Mountain at Fox Run.
LESLEY WAYLER, MSW
Associate Therapist
Lesley aims to help women stop feeling stuck and finally feel in control of cultivating healthy, mindful, and ENJOYABLE lifestyles. She hopes to guide women toward self-love, self-respect, and self-empowerment.
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LESLEY WAYLER, MSW
Associate Therapist
As a Master of Social Work, Lesley Wayler is passionate about helping individuals struggling with disordered eating and body image. She is the granddaughter of our founder Thelma Wayler and has been fortunate enough to grow up with the philosophies taught at Green Mountain at Fox Run. Before pursuing her Master of Social Work from the University of Southern California, Lesley received a Bachelors of Arts in media communications from Austin College in 2011. She works to combat weight stigma and wants to learn about and contribute to furthering the treatment of binge eating to help individuals suffering from the disorder. She has extensive training in mindfulness, including workshops in mindful eating, self-compassion and stress management.