About the

Stina (STEE-nah) Borth, M.A.

She/Her • CEO & Founder, Private Client Program Manager, Performance Specialist, Executive Function & Neurodiversity Specialist

Credentials
Licenses: Exceptional Education • Emotional-Behavioral Disabilities • Learning Disabilities • Cross-Categorical Disabilities • English as a Second/Foreign Language Education

Stina Borth, M.A., the founder and CEO of Keymaker Services Inc., is a dedicated expert in productivity and executive functioning skills development, empowering adults and youth to succeed professionally, academically, and socially. Her work centers on providing functional scaffolding—strengthening executive functioning, social-emotional skill development, and care coordination. Through a personalized, collaborative approach, she works with individuals and their support systems to create sustainable strategies that unlock each individual’s true abilities.

In her work with youth, Stina emphasizes the development of executive function skills such as time management, focus, and problem-solving, recognizing that these skills directly impact a student’s ability to manage workloads, regulate stress, and excel beyond the classroom. As youth transition into adulthood, she guides them through essential life skills like budgeting, managing relationships, and setting personal goals within specialized programs designed to prepare young adults for independent living. Stina also works with adults navigating professional responsibilities or periods of transition, helping them strengthen organization, productivity systems, and practical support structures that enhance day-to-day functioning. 

In addition to her private client work, Stina provides corporate training to organizations looking to optimize productivity and communication, including with neurodivergent employees. Her approach to workplace training helps teams build more effective communication, streamline task management, and enhance collaboration, leading to increased productivity and employee satisfaction.

With an approach grounded in both theory and practical, real-world application, Stina’s work creates lasting impacts across a wide range of individuals—from students to seasoned professionals—by helping them develop the tools and strategies they need to thrive in all areas of their lives.

Jo (Giovanna) Joubert

She/Her • Relations & Operations Management

Jo is the connective thread that helps hold the Keymaker experience together. With a background in Trauma informed client care, coordination, and operations management, Jo combines compassionate communication with sharp organizational strategy. She supports families, providers, and partners by ensuring that every part of a client’s journey — from onboarding and scheduling to documentation and communication — is clear, efficient, and human-centered.

Jo specializes in designing systems that help clients, clinicians, and teams stay grounded and organized. She builds workflows, manages internal and external communications, and supports real-time collaboration between Keymaker, families, and care providers. Her goal is to create smooth, regulated pathways that reduce overwhelm and allow clients and clinicians to focus on growth. She also serves as a key point of contact for families, making sure they feel supported, informed, and connected every step of the way.

Rajbir Sahota

She/Her • Marketing Coordinator & Operations and Executive Support Lead

Rajbir drives Keymaker’s growth, visibility, and operational momentum. She transforms vision into strategic action, building the systems, messaging, and infrastructure that allow Keymaker’s impact to expand sustainably and intentionally.

With a strong foundation in marketing strategy and business development, Rajbir supports proposal creation, program design, and the development of learning initiatives, keynotes, and workshops. She brings a strategic lens to campaigns and partnerships, ensuring all communications reflect the strategic vision and values that guide our work.

Rajbir excels at translating big ideas into structured execution. Her work bridges marketing and operations, creating alignment between strategy and implementation. Through this integration, she helps Keymaker expand its reach, strengthen partnerships, and scale its impact — allowing practitioners to focus fully on delivering meaningful client care. 

Avery DeBoer

She/They • Operations Consultant

Avery helps Keymaker Services turn their vision into action. They assist Stina with project management, operational design, and other administrative services. They help, advise, and work magic from the back end so that the Keymaker practitioners can focus on the amazing work they do with clients!

Avery is the owner of Avery Marie Consulting where she helps entrepreneurs and small businesses with their strategy and operations. With a BA in Human Resources Management and Women’s & Gender Studies, and experience in the startup, entrepreneur, and small business world, she enjoys aligning her expertise and background with the needs and goals of her clients.

In her free time, she loves cuddling with her cats, getting outdoors with friends, and exploring new places and activities! They are passionate about intersectional feminism, mindfulness, and putting out a positive, safe, welcoming energy into the world.

Julie Featherman

She/Her • Counselor, LMHC, LPC, NCC

Julie has had the opportunity to work with clients in a variety of settings, including a non-profit, a crisis stabilization unit, a community mental health agency, and a private practice. She has 20 years of experience in higher education administration and K-12 online education. She has worked with a wide range of clients dealing with anxiety, depression, grief, family and relationship issues, career challenges, as well as extensive training and experience working with clients with body-focused repetitive behaviors such as trichotillomania and skin-picking.

As a Keymaker, Julie provides services in the areas of emotional intelligence, self-regulation, independent lifestyle, self-awareness, self-advocacy, career & college readiness, guardian & family training, and psycho-education. Her counseling style is warm and non-judgmental and she believes in treating all people with respect and compassion. She believes that you are the expert in your life and will work with you to tailor your program plan to meet your unique and specific needs.

Makeda Thomas

She/Her • Mental Health Professional, Life Coach

Makeda, a Mental Health Professional and Life Coach, with over 15 years of experience working in diverse treatment settings (hospitals, clinics, and educational institutions) utilizes an eclectic approach when working with Keymaker clients. Her specializations include Life Coaching, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Abuse-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Person-Centered and Positive Psychology interventions. Makeda has facilitated individual, group, couples and family sessions to youth, adolescents and adults, as well as, works with individuals from diverse backgrounds, with varying concerns and issues. This includes working with children and their family members in improving executive functioning. Makeda has worked in homes and in the school setting to help children manage their emotions effectively, prioritize tasks, start and complete tasks, maintain their focus on activities, understand and accept different opinions and make positive decisions.

Makeda holds a master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling, with a focus on multicultural training, and is a PhD candidate, majoring in Counselor Education and Supervision. She has also completed the Trauma ScreenTIME Schools Course and Trauma ScreenTIME Core Course through the Child Health and Development Institute. Additionally, she is a member of the National Society of Leadership and Success.

As a Keymaker, Makeda helps clients identify their goals, and develop effective, realistic, and appropriate strategies. She has a longstanding passion for inspiring, empowering, educating, and providing others with support and guidance to reach their highest potential. Through her work within different countries and cultures (Canada, the US and Jamaica), Makeda notes that life struggles are universal. She is a change agent creating shifts to enhance clients’ quality of life.

Areas of Specialization:

• Women’s Issues / Body Positivity / Women in Leadership
• Therapy with Men
• Grief, Loss and Bereavement
• Trauma
• Life Skills and Life Transition
• Academic and Career Concerns
• Abuse Issues and Domestic Violence
• Parent-Child Issues
• Family Issues
• Couples / Relationship Work

Jason Keatseangsilp

He/Him • Expert Tutor & Teacher

Jason holds an Expert Tutor certification from the College Reading & Learning Association (CRLA). He has worked with over 100 students serving as both a private tutor and University of Arizona tutor. He has a BS from the University of Arizona and is currently pursuing a MS from Columbia University.

As a Keymaker, Jason provides academic & developmental services. His approach targets conceptual gaps and reinforces knowledge in a practical and comfortable way for clients. He fundamentally believes each person has the potential for success. He enjoys working with individuals to find success through understanding and mastering concepts.

His experience as a former engineering student, teaching assistant, Team USA wheelchair athlete, as well as his work with students with learning challenges and National Merit Scholar students has helped him develop traits of a quality Keymaker provider: adaptability, patience, compassion, and perseverance.

Lindsay Waller

She/Her • Expert Teacher and Learning/ Behavior Support Specialist

Lindsay Waller, a board-certified behavioral analyst and licensed teacher with over 6 years of experience, is originally from Cumming, Georgia. She holds a BA in Special Education (Adapted Curriculum), as well as MA in Special Education (Adapted Curriculum) from the University of Georgia. In her career, she has worked with a multitude of learners, across varying disabilities, ages, cultures, and settings. Lindsay has spent 3 years in the classroom setting, teaching and investing in students with cognitive and development delays and learning disabilities, as well as severe problem behavior and major communication deficits. She has spent an additional three years working in clinics, schools, homes, and foster cares working with autistic Individuals, of varying ages, needs, skill sets, and backgrounds to help increase their independence, expand communication, acquire skill acquisition, and reduce maladaptive behaviors.

Lindsay uses a functional, personalized, student-centered, data-driven approach when working with her clients. Her specializations include: increasing independence expanding language and communication, cultivating skill acquisition, behavior management, feeding and sleep issues, improving attention and focus, structuring the environment for success, and assistance in daily living skills. In her experience, Lindsay has utilized her areas of expertise to provide direction in direct support, consultation, advocacy, educational planning, and parent training.

At Keymaker, Lindsay helps clients achieve success through developing an idiosyncratic plan to meet a learner’s specifics needs, as well as implementing evidence-based practices. She believes every student can succeed, but all students learn differently- it is just about adapting learning, presenting the right type of instruction, and meeting the learner and family where they are. She uses a very personalized approach, as she believes the first step to success is building a rapport with and getting to know her learner. She has had a long-established devotion and enthusiasm for giving individuals equal opportunities to succeed, by teaching in a differentiated, idiosyncratic, and empowering way. Her greatest joy is watching those individuals reach milestones in their learning and in their everyday life, as well as easing difficulties for families.