Meet Our Team

President

Ian Wolds, PsyD, joined Constellation Behavioral Health in 2016. Hired by our founder Bill Morrison, Ian quickly discovered through their initial conversations that Constellation’s mission, vision, and values aligned with his own hopes and intentions and knew this was where he wanted to foster his career. Ian served as Executive Director of Alta Mira from 2016-2022 before stepping into his current role as Constellation’s President.

As a licensed clinical psychologist, Ian has spent his entire career working in the care and treatment of clients with addiction and co-occurring disorders, spanning back to 2005. He brings an integrative psychology framework to his work that emphasizes the interdependence of psychological, physical/medical, sociocultural, spiritual, developmental and systemic dynamics in each individual’s life.

Ian has worked with a wide variety of clinical populations dealing with addiction, mental illness and other co-occurring disorders across individual, group, and family contexts. He has worked in inpatient, residential, and outpatient treatment settings and completed a dissertation studying spiritual development in 12-step recovery from a variety of cultural viewpoints.

Ian completed his postdoctoral training at BrightQuest Treatment Center in San Diego, CA, spending a total of five years within BrightQuest’s therapeutic community model working with individuals and families dealing with severe mental illnesses and dual diagnoses. Ian worked in a variety of clinical roles at Bright Quest San Diego before becoming the Clinical Director of its first expansion effort in Seattle, WA in 2011. Between his time at BrightQuest and Alta Mira, Ian worked for four years as Clinical Director of The Canyon at Peace Park’s residential program in Malibu, CA.

Ian believes in individualizing treatment to fit each client’s unique needs and goals, and in a manner that is attentive to all domains of a person’s life. His passion lies in helping clients and families develop self-awareness, resilience, personal agency and the capacity to thrive in spite of life’s adversities, and ultimately the creation of more meaningful relationships and personal fulfillment.

In his role as President of Constellation Behavioral Health, Ian’s clinical background and passion for serving the needs of our clients will further align and propel Constellation, our System of Care, and our Programs to serve even more individuals in need.

Executive Director

Karen Spedowfski, Ph.D., Alta Mira’s Executive Director, is a licensed clinical psychologist. Dr. Spedowfski’s career has been exclusively focused on the treatment of Substance Use and Co-Occurring Disorders and she has held multiple leadership positions within the programs she has worked.

Dr. Spedowfski brings a compassionate, evidence-based and practical approach to assisting clients and their families who are recovering from addictions and other mental health issues. Her work approaches the individual as a whole person with physical/biological, psychological, spiritual and social/cultural needs, issues and challenges that occur within various systems in the person’s life. As such, she believes that involving family members in the treatment process whenever possible is crucial to client success as well as the health and wellbeing of those around them.

Prior to coming to Alta Mira, Dr. Spedowfski worked in multiple outpatient treatment settings including several Kaiser Permanente Chemical Dependency Services/Recovery Programs and at the Northern Illinois University Counseling and Student Development Center where her experience included the assessment and treatment of those with eating disorders as well as leading campus-wide efforts to reduce the incidence of sexual assault among student residents. Her dissertation focused on exploring disordered eating symptoms in both men and women recovering from Substance Use Disorders to better understand how both issues can be effectively and simultaneously addressed within an outpatient setting.

Dr. Spedowfski served in various leadership roles throughout her 20-year career at Kaiser Permanente, including her most recent as the Program Director of the Chemical Dependency Recovery Program in Vallejo, California from January 2010 through August 2018. From 2012-2015 she simultaneously served a three-year period as Chair of the Chemical Dependency Program Directors for the Kaiser Permanente Northern California Region.

Dr. Spedowfski is passionately dedicated to helping those in recovery from Substance Use Disorders and other mental health issues. She believes in the fundamental resilience of individuals and families who dedicate themselves to the learning and change process of recovery that results in vastly improved lives and overall wellness. She strives to balance the application of proven therapeutic techniques and practices with an individually-tailored approach to best ensure that the unique needs of each individual and family are met.

Dr. Spedowfski holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree from the California State University – East Bay (formerly Hayward) and received both her masters and doctorate degrees in clinical psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology in Alameda, CA.

Clinical Director

Rainey Temkin, PhD, is the Clinical Director at Alta Mira Recovery Program. She obtained a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology with a specialization in Serious Mental Illness and Diversity and Community Mental Health from Pacific Graduate School of Psychology at Palo Alto University as well as an MA in Counseling Psychology from the Wright Institute in Berkeley. She has been working with dual-diagnosed and chemically dependent individuals in a variety of settings, including inpatient, public hospital, and community mental health clinics. Dr. Temkin has received specialty training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Psychosis.

Psychiatry, Addiction Psychiatry, Addiction Medicine

Dr. Steven Batki is listed in US News and World Report as one of the top doctors in the field of Addiction Psychiatry. Through a peer nomination process, he currently ranks in the top 10% for the entire United States. He is also listed as one of the Top Psychiatrists in San Francisco.

As our primary consulting Addiction Psychiatrist, Dr. Steven Batki is responsible for the psychiatric and addiction medicine needs for Alta Mira clients. Dr. Batki has 30 years of medical and psychiatric experience and is Board Certified in Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine. He is currently a Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) School of Medicine and Chief of the Substance Abuse Programs at the San Francisco VA Medical Center. Dr. Batki is also the Director of the Addiction Research Program and the Addiction Psychiatry Fellowship Program. Prior to his current positions, Dr. Batki was the director of the division of substance abuse and addiction medicine at San Francisco General Hospital.

Dr. Batki earned his undergraduate degree from Columbia University, and received his medical degree from the State University of New York Upstate Medical University. Dr. Batki completed both his psychiatry internship and residency at the UCSF School of Medicine. He is a diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, and is board-certified in both Psychiatry and Addiction Psychiatry. Dr. Batki is also a diplomate of the American Board of Addiction Medicine.

Dr. Batki is an active medical researcher studying addiction treatment. He has received funding from the National Institute on Drug Abuse, the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, and the Department of Defense. Dr. Batki’s research and clinical interests focus on improving the treatment for alcohol, opioid, and stimulant dependence. His current work includes studies of alcohol dependence in patients with traumatic brain injury and PTSD.

Dr. Batki is listed in San Francisco Magazine’s 2019 Top Doctors for Addiction Psychiatry and Castle & Connolly’s 2019 Best Doctors in Psychiatry.

Blogs:

The Value of Relapse Prevention Medication in Addiction Treatment: An Interview with Dr. Steven L. Batki

How Medications Ease Withdrawal Symptoms and Fortify Recovery: An Interview With Dr. Steven L. Batki

New Research on PTSD and Alcohol Use Disorder Brings Hope: An Interview with Dr. Steven L. Batki

Reflecting on the Impact of Dr. Steven L. Batki, Alta Mira’s Consulting Addiction Psychiatrist and Recent Award Recipient

Internal Medicine, Addiction Medicine

Dr. Driscoll serves as our primary independent consulting medical physician and is responsible for the detoxification and medical needs of our clients. She is board certified in both Internal and Addiction Medicine. Dr. Driscoll has 15 years of experience at Alameda County Medical Center in Oakland where she completed her residency and later served as an attending hospitalist instructing a team of residents, interns, and medical students. She has cared for over 7,500 patients suffering from medical complications caused by addiction. Dr. Driscoll earned her medical degree from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia and Bachelor’s in Human Biology at Brown University. She is an Advisory Board Member at Stepping Stone Residential Recovery Program for Women in San Francisco and a member of ASAM and CSAM.

Addiction Medicine

Dr. David E. Smith is recognized as a national leader in the treatment of addictive disease, the psychopharmacology of drugs, new research strategies in the management of drug abuse problems, and appropriate prescribing practices for physicians. He teaches that addiction is a primary medical illness that is best treated in a multidisciplinary fashion, utilizing the group process, individual psychotherapy, and the 12-Step programs of Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous and Cocaine Anonymous. Dr. Smith has over 45 years of experience treating addiction as a medical disease.

At Alta Mira, Dr. Smith lectures to our clients on the neurobiological aspects of addiction, treating addiction as a brain disease, and the medical management of psychoactive drug dependence, including cocaine, alcohol and prescription drugs. Dr. Smith founded the Haight Ashbury Free Clinics in 1967, inaugurating the principle of “Health Care is a Right, not a Privilege.” He is a Fellow and former President of The American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM). He lectures extensively and is the author/co-author of over 350 professional articles and books, including Unchain Your Brain: 10 Steps to Breaking the Addictions that Steal Your Life, with Dr. Daniel Amen.

Director of Neuropsychological Assessment

Laura Natta, PhD is the Director of Neuropsychological Assessment and is responsible for the individually-designed, comprehensive assessment of all Alta Mira Clients, as well as supervision of Ph.D. and Psy.D. Resident Psychologists and MFT Interns. She obtained a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology with a specialization in Clinical Neuropsychology from Pacific Graduate School of Psychology at Palo Alto University. Her dissertation work was conducted as a joint effort of the Palo Alto VA and Stanford School of Medicine and she has presented research at regional and national conferences. She has been working with addiction-compromised individuals for over 15 years in a variety of settings, including residential, inpatient, acute and specialty clinics.

Dr. Natta has been with the VA Healthcare System since 2009 and has received specialty training in assessment of trauma, behavioral sleep medicine, traumatic brain injury assessment, cognitive rehabilitation, and pain. She serves as Associate Assessment Faculty at various psychology programs in the Bay Area, is a Supervising Assessment Clinician at El Camino Hospital, and serves on the Board of Directors of The Northern California Neuropsychological Forum.

Beyond Diagnosis: An Interview with Dr. Laura Natta on Comprehensive Psychological Testing in Addiction Treatment

Primary Therapist

Stephen McDonough, LMFT, is a Therapist at Alta Mira. After a 20+ year career researching protein biochemistry and related topics, Steve returned to school and received his Master’s in Integral Counseling Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco. His approach to therapy and psychoeducation represents his unique synthesis of Western science and a more spirituality-inspired psychotherapy. He utilizes a direct and often humorous approach to therapy which still allows his empathy for his clients and his passion for the work to shine through.

Primary Therapist

Jenny Roether, LCSW, MSW, was born in Caribou, Maine and raised in Northern California. She has traveled between Tucson and California throughout her adult life. She chose to study anthropology and criminal justice at the University of Arizona as an undergraduate, where she simultaneously worked in the cardiology department at University Medical Center in Tucson. Post her Bachelor of Science degree, Jenny began work in the biomedical device industry helping to market and train cardiac surgeons on the CardioWest Total Artificial Heart for several years prior to returning to academia to acquire her Masters of Social Work from Arizona State University.

Throughout Southern Arizona, Jenny has worked in various behavioral health settings within the private and public sectors, including intensive outpatient, residential, and inpatient care. Most recently, Jenny was working as a Primary Therapist and Program Manager for the Licensed Professionals Program at Sierra Tucson that she helped develop and facilitate for the past three years. She was able to engage in her passion by supporting impaired professionals, whom she had worked alongside for many years in the medical field. Her ability to relate to impaired professionals and their unique challenges and responsibilities achieve sobriety and emotional healing to continue serving patients and clients in their respective practices has been a rich and rewarding experience that she hopes to enhance and support here at Alta Mira. Prior to returning to the desert in 2019, Jenny spent eight years in San Francisco, CA where she worked as an intensive community social worker with Health Right 360, the Institute on Aging and the Progress Foundation assisting clients, who presented with several co-morbidity factors transfer from a skilled nursing facility back into the community with support.

Jenny’s focus and passion to better serve those suffering from addiction and co-occurring issue is best supported by her trauma centered approach and her ability to utilize experiential exercises and modalities to support residents increase their awareness, acceptance and action. She uses humor and humility as a means of normalizing a resident’s experience and to shift from ‘being a human doing to a human being.’ Jenny enjoys the individualized approach and person-centered care found at Alta Mira and the overall compassion that emanates from each department from the admissions process, throughout nursing, tech, and culinary departments all the way through the discharge process.

She recognizes the myriad talent and skill sets of each individual she supports by honoring their unique strengths and abilities to enhance emotional recovery and thus promote long-term sobriety for our residents’ long term. Jenny emphasizes the importance of working within a highly skilled, treatment team approach to better serve Alta Mira residents and to create long lasting change, increase self-awareness, and enhance connection. Jenny is independently licensed in both Arizona and California.

When she is not operating in a therapeutic capacity, Jenny spends her free time in Marin practicing her culinary skills, gardening and raising her small human.

Primary Therapist

Raised in the Virgin Islands, Stewart moved to the US to pursue education on the East Coast and has lived in New York City, Tampa Bay, and Vail Colorado before moving to California. Leaving behind a career in Operations Management, he pursued in-depth Buddhist and Mindfulness Meditation studies, becoming a Certified Mindfulness Meditation Teacher and a Buddhist Meditation Facilitator.

Stewart completed his MA in counseling psychology and has been providing relational counseling in the Bay Area. He approaches therapy from an East/West synthesis, focusing on evidence-based practices in combination with spiritual approaches to wellness. He is a Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist and a Registered Associate Professional Clinical Counselor.

Certified by the California Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals as an Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC-III), Stewart has many years of experience specializing in substance use counseling.

Primary Therapist

Dr. Bridget Huston is a clinical psychological associate who earned her master’s and doctorate degrees at the Wright Institute in Berkeley, CA. In Bridget’s role as a Primary Therapist at Alta Mira, she specializes in helping clients connect with joy and meaning as they recover from substance use disorders. Originally from Seattle, WA, Bridget graduated from The Evergreen State College with a BA in Consciousness Studies before moving to the Bay Area in 2012. She worked in hospitality, supporting survivors of domestic violence, and lead career-oriented education programs and the art department for 18–24-year-olds facing housing instability in San Francisco.

During her doctoral training, Bridget continued to emphasize community-based work and focused her dissertation on better understanding the unique impacts of surviving multiple potentially traumatic experiences effective potential treatments. Bridget completed six years of clinical placements in a variety of community mental health and substance use treatment programs. Her values of authenticity, integrity, and embracing impermanence encouraged Bridget to deepen her understanding of the complexity of co-occurring conditions in people with substance use disorders through training and supervising newer clinicians treating this population.

Bridget has studied multiple types of evidence-based treatments and focuses on providing trauma-informed care via “bottom-up” approaches including Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) and Integrated Family Systems (IFS). Trained in more classical insight-oriented theories, Bridget also utilizes Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), relational psychodynamic therapy, and conceptualizes cases through both cognitive and psychodynamic theories. This seemingly-endless list of theory names and acronyms actually serves a major benefit-to help meet the individual where they are and increase their understanding of the conditions that impacted them, find and strengthen compassion for the work they have already accomplished, and build skills, motivation, and internal guidance to support them as they make their way forwards to goals that truly excite and inspire them.

In her “spare time” Bridget enjoys walking through nature and cities, crafting, taking photos, dancing, playing cribbage, listening to audiobooks, doing puzzles, and spending quality time with loved ones.

Primary Therapist

Faith Krueger is Primary Therapist at Alta Mira Recovery Program. Faith obtained an M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Walden University, B.S. in Behavioral Sciences from Bellevue University, and is currently completing a PhD internship in Counselor Education and Supervision from Walden University. Professional credentials include Licensed Advanced Alcohol Drug Counselor, Associate Professional Clinical Counselor (CA), Nationally Certified Counselor, and Internationally Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor. Faith spent eight years working with co-occurring and substance use disorders in court mandated adolescent and adult males in a variety of settings, and three years working with individuals, couples, and families as the Lead Therapist for a Residential Treatment Program and clinically over a Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Program for Eating Disorders. Faith has received specialty training in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. In addition to being a counselor, Faith works as an adjunct instructor teaching psychology and counselor education courses.

Operations Director

Tarik Boukhari is Alta Mira’s Operations Director and is responsible for the day to day operations of the facility.

Tarik has over 20 years’ experience in financial and operational management. Prior to joining Alta Mira, he was Vice-President-General Manager at Yerba Buena Gardens in San Francisco where he oversaw finance, budgeting, and day-to-day operations as well as regulatory reporting. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics, an MBA in Finance, and speaks five languages fluently.

He believes in taking care of his staff, focusing on the client, and acting swiftly on what matters.

Program Manager

Family Program Director

Jill Krush is a master level clinician and nationally known therapist, coach, trainer, speaker, and educator. She is known for her whimsical nature in telling the truth when it’s hard to do so, through action methods, such as psychodrama. She walks with others in staying grounded in their strengths and post traumatic growth to explore more deeply areas that require attention. She leads professional trainings, workshops, and personal growth intensives all over the country.

Somatic Experiencing Practitioner

Lisa Corsello SEP, is a graduate of the Somatic Experiencing Institute’s 3-year Somatic Therapy program. She has worked with groups and individuals for over 20 years to help increase strength and resilience through movement. Her work focuses on integrating physical sensations, emotions, and cognitive processes and navigating the intricate connection between our bodies and minds to promote healing and nervous system regulation.

When she’s not working with clients, she can be found teaching Somatics on a rebounder in her San Francisco studio, attempting to keep up with her kids and spirited dog and attending a graduate program in Counseling Psychology at the Wright Institute in Berkeley.

Grief & Loss Workshop Facilitator

Gigi is Executive Director and founder of Alcohol Recovery Solutions, Inc., a licensed clinic offering care to adults struggling with alcohol and drug dependency.

The clinic’s philosophy extends beyond getting sober and focuses on inspiring clients to overcome the burdens of past traumas while teaching the coping skills needed for long term recovery.

The workshop goals for clients include:

• Understanding complicated, chronic and delayed grief with knowledge of the five stages of grief
• Learn a set of coping skills to effectively process through grief & loss
• Clients develop their own Story of Grief & Loss
• Learn to use the tools – the five stages to create healing

Having the Best Relationships of Your Life Workshop Faciliator

Dr. Abby Medcalf is a psychologist and addiction expert who has helped thousands of individuals create meaning and happiness in their lives through counseling, training, and her relationship programs and books. With over 30 years of experience, Abby is a recognized authority and sought-after speaker known for her unique blend of comprehensive research, hands-on experience, and humor. She motivates individuals to break through in every relationship (starting with the relationship they have with themselves) so they can lead more enthusiastic and fulfilled lives.

Rising Strong™ Workshop Facilitator

Ann has earned two Master’s degrees; one in theology from Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary at Northwestern University and the other in counseling from National-Louis University. She is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC), a state-certified alcohol and drug counselor (CADC), a nationally-certified multiple addiction therapist with certifications in sex addiction as well as work addiction and financial disorders (CMAT), and a certified Daring Way™ facilitator (CDWF). She is also fully trained in EMDR Therapy.

Ann’s practice consists of individual and group counseling with a specialty in experiential therapy. Her main objective is to offer the recovering individual a safe place to express feelings and heal traumatic wounds. Ann sat on the Advisory Board for the International Institute of Trauma & Addiction Professionals (IITAP) for many years. IITAP oversees the CSAT certification and its curriculum, developed by Dr. Patrick Carnes, author and pioneer in sex addiction treatment.

She has also received certification from Brené Brown’s organization, The Daring Way™ and facilitates individual sessions and workshops with this new and ground-breaking curriculum.

In addition to over two decades of clinical experience, Ann brings over forty years of personal experience in the recovery field. She believes that, no matter what a person’s problems are, healing and freedom are possible. There are no hopeless cases.

Thriving in Recovery Workshop Facilitator

Experiential Program Manager

In his role as Experiential Program Manager, Nico combines his two true passions – a love of recovery and a love of the great outdoors.

After earning his BA at UCLA, Nico began his career in adventure travel as an international white water rafting and sea kayaking guide, a job that took him from the mountains of Colorado, down the Grand Canyon, and to far off places like New Zealand, Zimbabwe, and Patagonia. Ready to get back on dry land but never far from a trailhead, Nico returned to his home state of Connecticut to serve as Program Director at High Watch Recovery Center, a 78-bed dual-diagnosis treatment facility where he helped the team integrate the latest breakthroughs in addiction medicine into the time-tested spiritual teachings of the 12 Steps.

At Alta Mira Recovery Programs Nico collaborates with our multidisciplinary clinical team to implement and manage our therapeutic Experiential Program for individuals seeking freedom from addiction. He tailors the incredible array of activities that the Bay Area offers to meet the individual interests and abilities of our clients. With Marin’s unfettered access to breathtaking hiking and trail running, biking, sailing, surfing, kayaking, and stand-up paddle boarding – not to mention equine therapy, indoor rock climbing, world class museums and sightseeing – the opportunities at our disposal are endless. Nico is committed to his own program of successful long-term recovery, and to sharing his personal journey for the benefit of our clients while providing compassionate care to everyone who walks through our door.

When he’s not out trail running, paddling or skiing, Nico is working to complete a Masters in Social Work from Columbia University.

Alumni Coordinator

Sandra facilitates the Alta Mira outreach and Alumni programs, including ongoing weekly support groups and Quarterly Tune-up events. She oversees all aspects of the Alumni Program.

Client Care Coordinator

Originally from Napa Valley, Darren now resides in Marin County. His journey started from Napa to SDSU, where he jumped into economics and finance. He worked in NYC for many years before returning to San Francisco and continuing his financial career. He has embraced a path of recovery, gaining strength with each step taken and loves the world of recovery where encouraging others to make healthy decisions is top priority. Darren’s passion for challenges led him to conquer peaks across Nepal, Tanzania, Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico, overcoming the physical and mental barriers that they bring. He’s an avid cyclist, exploring diverse landscapes and finding tranquility amidst adventure. Rooted in the Bay Area, he thrives on client-focused solutions and future planning for long-term recovery.

Executive Chef

Stephen Cook has been involved in the culinary world for the past 15 years. After graduating from The California School of Culinary Arts, Le Cordon Blue Pasadena, he worked for seven years at the Mission Bistro as the Chef de Cuisine under former instructor Chef Richard Hanna. He moved on to work at the Anaheim Marriott as Lead in the Banquet Kitchen, before coming to work at Alta Mira in 2013. Stephen loves being able to share his passion for food with the clients and staff at Alta Mira. He’s always loved food, and knew he wanted it to play a big part in his life. The bond between chef and patron, he says, is sacred. “Food and sharing food with others holds power, it creates comfort. Conversations and open sharing are a constant at the dinner table.” He is proud to put his culinary skills to use here, providing high-quality, delicious meals that delight and fortify clients during their stay. In his spare time, you’ll probably find Stephen at a farmers’ market or food show. When he’s not thinking about food, he also enjoys baseball, camping, snowboarding, and reading.

Director of Admissions

Harmony has worked in the field of addiction and mental health treatment since 2010. As the Director of Admissions for Alta Mira Recovery Programs, she manages the admissions department, provides initial contact with clients, and maintains communication with referral sources and families.

Harmony has had the opportunity to work for some of the nation’s top treatment centers, holding roles in Program Management, Admissions, Intake and Utilization Review, advocating for clients seeking excellence in clinical and medical care. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Biological Science, worked as a research associate at UCLA Medical Center, and completed UCLA’s Certified Addiction and Drug Abuse Credential Program.

Harmony was honored when she won the top award for all employees in her nationwide treatment organization after being recognized for outstanding achievements in excellence, innovation, and customer service.

Senior Admissions Advisor

Jeffrey joined Constellation Behavioral Health in 2019 and has spent over 15 years working in the care and treatment of clients with addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders. In that time, Jeffrey has enjoyed working with some of the most well-respected clinical professionals in our field and has served in positions of admissions coordinator and admissions director for programs in Florida and California. Jeffrey’s approach to admissions is compassionate, client-focused and collaborative.

As our senior admissions counselor Jeffrey uses his wealth of experience to work closely with clients, their families, and our internal treatment teams to help determine the best program to fit for each client’s personal needs and goals. He takes great pride in representing both Alta Mira and Bridges to Recovery and strives to provide a seamless, compassionate and world class experience for those seeking help.

Admissions Advisor

Mallory has worked as an admissions advisor in the behavioral health field for over 15 years. She has a tremendous passion for providing an empathetic and nonjudgmental ear to all those seeking treatment. Her role at Alt Mira is to guide clients, family members, and referring professionals through each step of the admission process with compassion, understanding and the utmost respect.