Meet the caring professionals behind our Wellness Center—dedicated to nurturing mental health and well-being for youth and families in our community.

Nancy Kloska
LMHC & Certified School Counselor
​Nancy is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Certified School Counselor. Through North Shore Youth Council, she serves as the Student Assistance Counselor in the Shoreham-Wading River School District and also provides individual therapy after school in the Wellness Center.

As a therapist, Nancy is passionate about supporting each child on their journey toward developing positive coping skills and realizing their full potential. She values every client’s individuality and strives to create a warm, welcoming space where growth and self-discovery can flourish.
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Nancy and her husband have three children and a dog, and together they enjoy spending time outdoors exploring nature. She loves biking, hiking, reading, and drawing—and has a special fondness for dogs and elephants.

Meghan Phillips
LMSW
Meghan is a Licensed Master Social Worker with over 21 years of experience as a school social worker.

​She currently works part-time at North Shore Youth Council, where she enjoys connecting with clients and their families and supporting children on their journey toward feeling more hopeful, confident, and happy.

​Outside of work, Meghan loves spending time with her two kids, her dog, and her cat. She's an avid reader and enjoys relaxing at the beach. Meghan looks forward to seeing you at the Wellness Center!

Krista Conners
Substance Abuse Prevention Coordinator & School Counselor
Krista Conners is the Substance Abuse Prevention Coordinator at North Shore Youth Council and serves as a Student Assistance Counselor in the Rocky Point School District, where she supports middle and high school students. She leads key initiatives such as the Big Buddy-Little Buddy Peer Mentorship Program and social skills groups, helping youth build confidence, strengthen relationships, and develop healthy coping strategies.

Krista works closely with schools, families, and community partners to connect young people with the resources they need to thrive. Through her work in prevention education, emotional wellness, and outreach, she is dedicated to creating inclusive spaces where all youth feel seen, valued, and supported.