Meet the Team
Meet The team at Enso Direct Care
Brad D. Faglie | MD
Owner, Enso Direct Care
Brad ‘Doc’ Faglie, MD has been practicing family medicine in Wise County since 2011. He has been voted Best Doctor in Wise County in 2020 and 2021. He graduated from Texas A&M Health Science Center in 2008.
While he claims to treat ‘all things,' he concentrates on metabolic related syndromes such as diabetes and obesity, men’s health, fitness related health, behavioral psychology, and improving the general delivery of patient care in the pursuit of ‘a better way.’ Outside of clinic Doc pursues a plethora of other activities including the culinary perfection of wild hog, classical violin, music composition, all things philosophy, and CrossFit.
He is married to his best friend and wife Jennifer. He explores video production with his other best friends, known as The Whiskey Bros, and to whom he is known as the ‘Seeing Bro.' Doc has two children, Olivia and Amelia, for whom he endlessly supports the realization of themselves and the explorations they love.
Kelsey Stinson | APRN, FNP-C
Primary Care Provider
Kelsey is a dedicated Nurse Practitioner with a passion for providing holistic, patient-centered care. She began her career as an APRN after earning her Master of Science in Nursing – Family Nurse Practitioner from Chamberlain University in 2018. She also holds a Master of Science in Nursing Administration, completed in 2016, and earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from The University of Texas at Arlington in 2009. Her academic foundation began with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a minor in General Science from Texas Woman’s University in 2007.
Since becoming a Nurse Practitioner, Kelsey has gained valuable experience across Acute Care, Cardiology, and Primary Care settings. Her diverse clinical background and advanced education inform a comprehensive approach to care that emphasizes wellness, prevention, and empowering patients to take an active role in their health.
Kelsey lives in Fort Worth with her husband, Ethan, who has been her constant support throughout her professional journey. Together, they enjoy exploring the vibrant culture and community of the city they call home
Megan Nichols | LCSW, CEAP, CDWF
Clinical Therapist
Megan is grateful to say that she is living out her calling. Transitioning her career path to social work while studying pre law at Baylor was purely an act of faith and this path couldn’t align more with her values, talents and passion for connection. Megan earned her Bachelor and Master of Social Work at Baylor University in 2008/2009. She started her first baby social worker job at an inpatient behavioral health facility. She learned so much about acute mental health and recognized the value of therapy and education in coping with symptoms of mental illness. From that moment, her journey took various directions. Megan continued her medical social work journey in home health, organizational development, marketing, community education and returned to the hospital setting.
Regardless of the setting, the importance of self awareness, education and understanding in the realm of mental health and wellness continued to be priority for Megan. In 2016, her journey in direct clinical practice began. She obtained her clinical license and pursued various training opportunities including EAP specialization, Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR,) The Daring Way™️ Curriculum (based in the research of Dr. Brenè Brown,) Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and others. Building and implementing an internal employee assistance program blossomed into a thriving, community-based therapeutic practice.
Through personal experience, passion and natural leanings…the primary population Megan serves are teens and women. She specializes in working with anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, personality disorders, post partum depression & anxiety, eating disorders and helping people overcome shame and hurdles that hold them back from experiencing their most authentic life. Megan would love to partner with you on your journey towards joy.
She is a mindfulness and trauma informed therapist specializing in caring for teens and women facing depression, anxiety, post-partum struggles, grief, trauma, shame, ADD/ADHD and personality disorders.
Amber Edwards
Practice Manager
Her job at Enso is to make sure that everyone is taken care of internally and externally. In healthcare, great service isn't extra—it’s essential. Kindness, empathy, and attention are the first steps in healing. Providing excellent customer service is her passion.
Amber is married to her best friend Mike. They’ve lived in Decatur for several years and love the community.
Kathy Looney | CCMA
Certified Clinical Medical Assistant
Kathy is a dedicated Certified Clinical Medical Assistant who brings warmth, compassion, and expertise to every patient interaction. She loves being part of the Enso Direct Care team, where the strong sense of family and personalized care makes a real difference in patients’ lives. Outside of work, Kathy enjoys spending time with her wonderful daughter's here in North Texas.
Brionne Jackson
Phlebotomist, Lab Manager
Brionne has been a phlebotomist for 10 years. She met Dr. Faglie as a patient before she started her medical career. It just seemed natural for her to come to work for him when she was given the opportunity. She is the patient liaison and a phlebotomist at Enso. Helping people with their health needs is something she is passionate about and she loves being with the best team ever!
She lives in Fort Worth with her family and she’s lucky to be mom to Brelynn and CJ. Her family enjoys an active lifestyle and trying new restaurants.
Sandie Duffer
Patient Liason
I am Enso's patient liaison and I recently graduated with my MSW.
I strive to deliver exceptional customer service and ensure every patient feels welcomed, heard, and valued.“People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” — Maya Angelou
Doctor Ted | TO-Y
Surgeon Emeritus
This is Dr. Ted. His career ended in a tragic surgical accident about 4 years ago. Dr. Ted hangs out at the clinic for entertainment and emotional support. He believes himself to be in a perpetual game of hide-and-seek, however he was last spotted in a plant on Sandie’s desk.