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Key Administrative and Clinical Professionals
President and Chief Executive
William E. Reay has more than 25 years of direct experience working with families and youth with serious emotional and behavioral problems, and designing and leading community-based organizations.
Bill received his Master of Arts Degree in Personality and Quantitative Psychology from the University of Nebraska at Omaha, and received his Ph.D. in Psychology with a minor in Law from the
University of Nebraska, Department of Psychology, College of Law, Lincoln, Nebraska. Nationally, Bill frequently collaborates with colleges and universities regarding service development and
delivery, research, and evaluation. Bill holds a part-time academic appointment with Springfield College, Springfield, MA and Tampa, FL.
Internationally, through academic institutions, Bill teaches business consultants and government employees in Stockholm, Gothenburg, and Ljungkile, Sweden, and Copenhagen, Denmark. His interests
include cross-cultural transportability of academic training and multi-cultural leadership and management in the European Union and Scandinavia. Bill’s academic work also involves management and
government executives in Trinidad and Tobago, West Indies, and various island nations of the middle and lower Carribean.
General Counsel and Treasurer
Morgan completed his Bachelor’s degree in Psychology at the Johns Hopkins University, and then his Law and Masters Degrees (Psychology) at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Law and Psychology
Program. In addition to being Treasurer and General Counsel at OMNI, Morgan currently serves on the Nebraska State Bar Association’s Leadership Academy, and served for 6 years on the Association’s
Legislative Committee. He is admitted to practice in Nebraska State and Federal Courts and the United States Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit.
In addition to coordinating quality of care research with a major national managed care company, Morgan has supervised several graduate and undergraduate students in community-based, psycho-legal
research from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Law and Psychology Program, the University of Omaha’s Department of Criminal Justice, and Texas Christian University’s Department of Psychology.
He has also published articles in professional psychology journals, presented original psychological research at national conferences, and given numerous presentations on psycho-legal issues
arising in community-based mental health.
Director of Psychological Services
Audrey received her Ph.D. in clinical psychology from St. Louis University in 1988. Audrey provides clinical supervision for OMNI Behavioral Health’s enhanced treatment group homes, home-based
therapy program, and assists with clinical formulations associated with the intensive family preservation and foster care program. She has extensive experience in behavior management,
cognitive-behavioral therapy, and assessing and treating sexual behavior problems in children and adolescents.
Prior to joining OMNI, Dr, Wiener worked for over 11 years as a psychologist at the Juvenile Court in St. Louis, Missouri conducting evaluations and providing therapy and crisis intervention services.
Dr. Wiener also conducted forensic psychological evaluations as a Senior Psychologist at the Bellevue Hospital Forensic Clinic in Manhattan, City of New York, New York, and served as the Director of
the Mental Health Forensic Services Clinic for the Nassau County Department of Mental Health in New York.
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