Staff | UAMS Student Wellness Program

Tracy Haselow, M.D.

Director

Tracy Haselow, M.D., is an Associate Professor in the UAMS Department of Psychiatry and the Director of the UAMS Student, Resident, and Faculty Wellness Programs. After attending Hendrix College, she graduated from the UAMS College of Medicine in 2008 and completed a residency in Psychiatry at UAMS in 2012. She is passionate about helping medical professionals struggling with anxiety, depression, and burnout. In her spare time, she enjoys jigsaw puzzles, piddling in her yard, and spending time with her children and dog. She is currently working to visit all 52 of the Arkansas State Parks.

Matt Boone, LCSW

Associate Director

Matt Boone, LCSW, is the associate director of the Student Wellness Program and an instructor in the Department of Psychiatry. His professional interests include evidence-based treatments for anxiety, depression, trauma, and eating disorders; training professionals in cognitive behavioral therapies (CBT); and supporting students of color, LGBTQ+ students, students with disabilities, first-generation students, and others who might face challenges in medical training. He specializes in acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), mindfulness- and acceptance-based behavior therapy for a broad spectrum of problems, and has published various books, articles, book chapters, and blogs on ACT-related topics. In his life outside of work, he enjoys writing and recording music, eating amazing food, and hanging out with friends. He and his wife spend way too much time talking about their cat, Elliot, and he loves working with people who think therapy is for wimps.

Todd Brinkley, M.D.

Todd is a proud native of North Little Rock, a two-time graduate of the University of Arkansas-Fayetteville, and a former Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Maintenance Officer in the United States Air Force. His interest in psychiatry blossomed after his third year rotations at the VA and the Arkansas State Hospital and was fully cemented after meeting all of the fantastic people in the psychiatry department. He spends most of his spare time obsessing about soccer, running, and hanging with his family and his pals.

Angie Moore, LCSW

After earning a Bachelor of Science in Health Science from the University of Arkansas, Angie enjoyed a career in finance, sales, and marketing until she took three years away to raise her son. She returned to the workforce in sales and began to work toward her goal of becoming a therapist. Angie attended the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Social Work. She was trained in psychodynamic theory, family systems approach, and mediation during her work toward her master’s degree. Along the way, she earned a Certificate in Marriage and Family Therapy. She has served multiple populations from children to teens in the juvenile justice system, children and teens in the day treatment, outpatient, and school settings, as well as families in distress. Angie was introduced to meditation through extensive yoga practice and workshops, finding that slowing down and paying attention are positives! As a recovering perfectionist and constant “doer,” mindfulness provided her with calmness, balance, and a place for compassion and acceptance. As a clinical therapist, mindfulness is integrated into her practice as a valuable tool. Angie joined the Student Wellness team in December 2015. She enjoys working with individual clients, couples, and groups. In her personal time, Angie enjoys nature, creative projects, learning new things, visiting with family, and fishing/boating with her husband, Greg. Her Golden-Doodle, Tater Tot, occasionally joins her in her office on campus.

Jim Holland, LCSW

Jim Holland, MSW, LCSW, joined the UAMS Student Wellness team in February 2014. Prior work centered on mental health with kids, teens, and families, so the move to the Student Wellness Program provided an opportunity to hone skills in individual work with adults. After earning a bachelor’s degree at the University of Arkansas, Jim moved to St. Louis to join the Master of Social Work program at the George Warren Brown School of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis. An initial interest in child welfare narrowed to a passion for child, adolescent, and family mental health issues as expressed in traumatized children and teens. Jim graduated with a concentration in Children and Youth and a Family Therapy specialization in May 1997. He has since worked in suicide prevention, crisis intervention, foster care and adoption recruitment/training, clinical case management, school social work, and individual/group/family therapy. In his free time, Jim enjoys live blues music, learning new things, and napping with his dog, Henry.

Lecretha Brown

Administrative Coordinator

Lecretha Brown is the Administrative Coordinator of the Student Wellness Program. She has worked at UAMS since 2013, both in Student Wellness and Care Management. She loves supporting students, and in her off-hours she enjoys spending time with family, working in her church, hula hooping and going on long walks.