Leading Rehabilitation Experts

I am the co-founder of Epiphany Wellness, bringing over five years of experience in the Behavioral Health industry, with a focus on Outreach and Business Development. My journey in this field is deeply personal, as I am in long-term recovery myself, a perspective that allows me to connect meaningfully with those suffering from Substance Use Disorder. I firmly believe that helping others is essential to lasting recovery and personal growth. At Epiphany Wellness, my goal is to create an environment that inspires our staff to support clients as they find their way back to a life of health and happiness. Drawing from my previous experiences, I am dedicated to shaping the future of our organization by implementing the latest clinical strategies and improvement indicators. This commitment ensures that we provide the highest standard of care, ultimately supporting the success of both our clients and Epiphany Wellness as a whole.

Garrett Diamantides is a dedicated substance abuse and mental health business owner with over a decade of experience in the industry. Growing up on the North Shore of Massachusetts, he has been passionate about supporting others on their recovery journeys since achieving his own in 2006. Garrett combines personal experience with professional expertise to create impactful programs that foster healing and resilience in the community. Committed to advocacy and education, he strives to break the stigma surrounding mental health and substance use disorders.

As the Chief Operating Officer at Ocean Recovery, my journey here is deeply personal and academically grounded. I am an alumnus of the program myself, which allows me to truly understand the challenges and triumphs our clients and their families face throughout treatment. With a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from California State University, Long Beach, I bring a holistic approach to addressing Addiction, Trauma, and Eating Disorders. Over the past nine years, I have grown from a support role into a leadership position, a journey that reflects my dedication and the trust I’ve built within our community. My passion lies in helping others rediscover joy in recovery, and I am grateful every day for the opportunity to contribute to the transformative journeys of our clients.

I am a seasoned mental health and addiction specialist, dedicated to the field of treatment and recovery since 2015. I hold a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s in clinical mental health counseling from South University in Royal Palm Beach, FL, and I am credentialed as both a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) and a Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist (LCAS). Over the years, I've gained hands-on experience in various areas, including psychiatric acute stabilization, psychiatric partial hospitalization, and both in-patient and out-patient substance use treatment. My journey has taken me through clinical counseling, program development, and organizational leadership. Before joining New Waters, I served as the Clinical Director at Gupta Psychiatry and Wellness in Raleigh, NC, where I helped shape a respected substance abuse partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient program. I am a firm believer in the transformative power of quality clinical programming and its impact on long-term sobriety. With a compassionate approach, I am committed to helping individuals and families overcome substance use disorders, guiding them toward a life free from addiction.

Dr Fiona Dowman, is a highly experienced Clinical Psychologist and addiction specialist based in London. She is the founder of Purple Bridge Psychology and host of the Drink Less Booze. Live How You Choose Podcast. She has expertise in alcohol reduction, mindful drinking, mindfulness and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. With over a decade of experience in private practice, the NHS and third sector, she helps people to change their relationship with alcohol and live the life they truly want. Dr Dowman's insights have been featured in HuffPost UK and Health.com, and she’s shared her expertise as a podcast guest, offering real-world strategies to help people gain control over their drinking.

After many experiences with various treatment centers, Saralyn felt there was a fundamental need to create a substance abuse facility that would be sympathetic to both clients and their families. With this in mind, Saralyn founded Able To Change Recovery, Inc. (ATCR) in 1999. She has served as the President and Chairperson of ATCR since its inception. In August of 2002, she became Vice President & board member for the Orange County National Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependency. A National non-profit association devoted to “empower the recovery community through outreach and education programs.” During the same time period, she served as Chairman on the Ethics committee and Field Inspection Officer for the Sober Living Coalition of Orange County.

I am the CEO and Chief Marketing Officer of Paramount Wellness Retreat, where I've dedicated over 12 years to advancing behavioral health and helping individuals find their path to recovery. My journey in this field has been driven by a hands-on approach and a commitment to innovative strategies, making Paramount Wellness Retreat a beacon of hope for those struggling with mental health and substance abuse. My background in marketing, research, and team-building has been invaluable in navigating the substance abuse treatment industry, allowing me to build effective leadership teams and enhance the operational efficiency of our programs. I am deeply passionate about behavioral health and am grateful for the opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of countless individuals seeking recovery.

Corey Hassett is the Executive Director for The Freedom Center a substance abuse and behavioral Health treatment program. The Freedom Center has two locations in Maryland with Residential level 3.5, Partial Hospitalization level 2.5, Intensive Outpatient level 2.1 & Outpatient 1 levels of care. Corey Hassett grew up in Gaithersburg Maryland. After graduating high school, he attended college at the University of Coastal Carolina & Salisbury University. In 2014, Corey moved to Florida where he worked in retail sales. In 2015, Corey was given the opportunity to join Amethyst Recovery Center’s Business Development team. In 2018, Corey had the opportunity to partner with Amethyst and USR to open The Freedom Center in his to hometown of Gaithersburg, MD. Throughout his tenure at The Freedom Center, he has strategically built relationship with referring providers, hospitals, and local government leaders. Corey has continued to grow The Freedom Center brand, educate his local community on substance use disorder and become a pillar of the local recovery community. Corey’s mission is to provide quality behavioral health care to local community members who reach out in need, regardless of their financial situation. Outside of The Freedom Center, Corey enjoys playing golf, hiking and most of all being the best father to his three young boys.

I began my educational and professional journey later in life, starting at the age of 45 at East Los Angeles College in the Addiction Studies Program with the goal of becoming a drug and alcohol counselor. What began as a single college course turned into a life-changing path that led to the completion of a master’s degree in psychology. Over the past 15 years, I’ve had the privilege of working alongside the owners of this company, who supported me every step of the way. My career began as a driver, then progressed to technician, drug and alcohol counselor, and coordinator of the internship program for addiction counseling. I later transitioned to the mental health field, where I managed PHP/IOP programs, ran an RTC, and facilitated family therapy groups. I bring comprehensive experience across both addiction and mental health services and am deeply familiar with the roles and responsibilities of each position. My clinical approach is grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and solution-focused practices. I am committed to meeting each client exactly where they are in their recovery journey. In addition to my clinical work, I serve as an adjunct professor at East Los Angeles College—teaching in the same program where I began my journey 15 years ago. As someone with lived experience in both active addiction and long-term recovery, I bring empathy, insight, and dedication to my work. I recently celebrated 15 years of sobriety and am deeply grateful for the opportunities I’ve been given. Outside of work, I’m an avid Dodgers fan and enjoy spending quality time with family and friends.

Stephanie Jenkins is an Addiction & Substance Abuse Specialist and Content Writer at ANR Clinic. With a strong foundation in addiction treatment, Stephanie creates clear, informative content that supports individuals seeking recovery. Her writing emphasizes evidence-based methods, innovative therapies, and a compassionate approach, reflecting ANR Clinic's dedication to helping patients achieve lasting health and well-being. Stephanie’s work makes her a trusted voice in addiction medicine and a valuable resource for those on the path to recovery.

I am the CEO of ANR Clinic®, where we focus on pioneering a transformative approach to opioid dependency treatment. Our method aims to restore the endorphin-receptor balance disrupted by opioid use, reversing dependency instead of merely managing symptoms. With a background in education from The Open University of Israel and a professional base in Tampa, I am committed to reshaping opioid recovery. Our innovative strategy has gained recognition, including media coverage in outlets like Newsmax, for its potential to improve patient outcomes and address the root causes of opioid addiction.