Carol Law is the founder and director of the CUBE Education Center. Previously she was the Director of Youth Services for an agency that provides intervention and treatment services for substance use and abuse issues. These services included education, outpatient and inpatient mental health and substance abuse services to middle and high school students and their families.

Carol opened the CUBE in 2015 in order to better target the role of chronic developmental stress on both adolescents and adults.

Carol enjoys spending time with her family and friends. She likes to travel, hike, and workout.

I am a multicultural, licensed clinical social worker with a solid foundation in psychology and sociology, having obtained my degree from Southern Oregon University and subsequently earned a Master’s in Social Work from Portland State University. With over two decades of experience in human services, I have been fortunate to serve a diverse clientele, each with their own unique socioeconomic, cultural, and neurodiverse backgrounds.
My expertise centers on trauma-informed, healing-centered engagement, and I am certified in various therapeutic approaches, including EMDR, exposure therapy, emotionally focused therapy, traumatic stress studies, and Forensic Experiential Trauma Interviewing (FETI). In addition, I possess extensive experience in grief counseling, support for survivors of interpersonal violence and sexual assault, adolescent treatment, somatic mind-body bridging, mindfulness practices, and addiction treatment.
In addition to my professional commitments, I have a strong passion for the outdoors, art, travel, reading, and music. As a lifelong learner, I pursue personal growth, embrace new adventures, and seek authentic relationships with everyone I meet.

Lisa Paredes is our board Secretary. She has worked with populations of vulnerable youth for over a decade in many of our local youth organizations, shelters, and school districts. She grew up in Southern Oregon and attended Southern Oregon University in Ashland where she received her undergraduate in Human Services. Later, she received her Master of Social Work from University of Southern California. She believes deeply in protecting the family unit and helping young individuals overcome difficult life circumstances. In her personal life Lisa enjoys the outdoors, physical activity and time spent with family.

David Harris received his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) degree from A.T. Still University of Health Sciences in Kirksville Missouri. He then completed a residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation from the University of Missouri. He has maintained board certification with the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation since 2012. He has practiced in the Rogue Valley since 2015. In his practice, Dr. Harris focuses on addressing irregularities in the musculoskeletal and nervous system. This includes conditions ranging from arthritis, to brain and spinal cord injuries. In pursuing additional means of treating complicated conditions, Dr. Harris received training in how to provide stellate ganglion blocks. Since discovering the powerful effects that this procedure produces for conditions like PTSD, Dr. Harris has become fascinated in exploring the physical effects and diseases that result from chronic stress and trauma, and has dedicated a part of his professional career to exploring and treating trauma-adjacent diseases.

Our Board

Kimberly Vaughn grew up in Central Oregon and brings a strong background in office administration and agricultural business to her role as Treasurer. Since 2013, she has managed payroll, bookkeeping, and certifications for her family farm, combining her administrative expertise with hands-on experience in farming.

Before dedicating herself full-time to raising her four children, Kimberly worked in office administration, where she developed key organizational and financial management skills. She has a passion for cooking and continues to be actively involved in farm life.

Kimberly is currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice, further expanding her knowledge and skill set in service of her community.

Raised in Southern Oregon, Tony Falco first connected with The Cube as a client, where he discovered a desire to help others find the guidance and support they need. Today, he proudly serves as a board member, bringing his personal experience and passion for community to the organization. Tony enjoys hiking, outdoor recreation, and training at the gym, and he values spending time with his family above all else. Professionally, he works in merchandising, applying his dedication and creativity to his career while continuing to advocate for wellness and growth through The Cube.

Billy Brown is a hip-hop artist, BBQ catering entrepreneur (Diamond House BBQ), and creative director at The CUBE Education Center. After facing incarceration at a young age, Billy chose a new path—one rooted in creativity, community, and purpose. Since moving to Oregon in 2009, he has devoted his life to helping others discover their voices through art, music, and shared experience. Whether in the kitchen, on the stage, or in the classroom, Billy embodies transformation and the power of creative healing.

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"I can do things you can not. You can do things I can not. Together we can do great things..."

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