Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself. George Bernard Shaw
Mobile Psychiatric Rehabilitation (MPR) Staff
Liz Guerin BS, CPRP MPR Program Director

Marci Harkless, ASB
Marci is a Mobile Psychiatric Rehabilitation Worker with Regional Counseling Center, where she provides individualized support to adults living with mental illness. Beginning her mental health career in 2003, Marci first worked with children and adolescents ages 5–18 in a local group home before transitioning to wrap-around services. Over the years, Marci has also gained experience in crisis intervention, protective services, substance use disorder, mental health, and child welfare.
Through this broad experience, Marci discovered her greatest passion: serving adults with mental illness. She finds fulfillment in teaching and modeling practical skills that foster independence, resilience, and confidence. Currently, Marci is pursuing certification as a Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner (CPRP) to further enhance her ability to support individuals in their recovery journey.

Elizabeth Bayne, BA,MHP
Elizabeth “Liz B.” was hired in July 2025 as a Mobile Psychiatric Rehabilitation Worker with Regional Counseling Center, where her role is assisting individuals in slowing down and preparing for their current and long term needs, wants and goals. She obtained an associates degree at Mercyhurst NorthEast where she then transitioned to Kent State and obtained a Bachelor of Arts with a focus of psychology with a concentration of childhood. She entered into this career field in 2019 where she worked with mothers and infants aiding in developmental and attachment building. She then transitioned into working a brief time on a residential unit and spent the last three years working as a child and family-based therapist program where she obtained an MHP after completing the 3-year ESFT training program from Philadelphia Child and Family Therapy Training Center (PCFTTC) program. Through her professional development-she has learned that holding space through periods of discomfort offers guidance that helps clients reconnect with their inner resources to restore balance and well-being. When she is not at work you’ll often find her outside walking/hiking with her family and Pitbull , gardening in her yard and always looking for rocks. She often spends time with her fiancé and their respective children supporting their involvement and fostering their sense of belonging.
Our Services
Areas of Focus Will Include as Needed:
- Finding Suitable Housing
- Maintaining a Home
- Illness Management
- Coping Skills Training
- Finding Meaningful work or volunteer work
- Obtaining a GED or College
- Social Skills.
Crietrira:
- Must be 18 years old or older
- Have a history of Mental Illness with a diagnosis of Major Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia, Schizoaffective Disorder, Psychotic Disorder or Borderline Personality Disorder.
- Have difficulty in at one domain: Living, Learning, Working, or Socializing.
- Must have Beacon Health (VBH) through ACCESS card.
- DOES NOT HAVE TO BE OPEN WITH RCC TO PARTICIPATE IN PROGRAM
Philosophy:
Referral Sources:
- County Mental Health Programs
- Court Supervision Services
- Mental health services providers
- Self referrals
- Families
- Hospitals