Throughout his career in the medical profession, he has served his country for over 25 years. He served in both Iraqi wars in the field of emergency medicine. Dr Stevens retired from the army reserves in 2009 with the rank of colonel. Dr stevens married on July 18, 2009, which happens to be his birthday. He has four children and 10 grandchildren. He moved from Shreveport, Louisiana, where Dr. Stevens served as professor at LSU. In July of 2019 he decided to take a much-needed position. Once again, he gave his services to our country by helping at the naval medical hospital in the department of pain management. He began helping our troops with chronic mental health conditions. Dr. Stevens remains active in the field of psychiatric medicine.

Leslee B. Blake is dedicated to helping individuals who struggle with addiction and approaches her work with the belief that every person has the capacity to change. She is committed to meeting clients with hope, encouragement, and steady support, often reflecting the philosophy, “I can believe in you until you can believe in yourself.” Leslee was credentialed in California as a CADC II Clinical Counselor in 2009 and brings 18 years of experience in residential and intensive outpatient treatment settings. After moving to the South in 2020, she continued her work in the field and is currently credentialed in Louisiana as an RAC and ICADC. Her clinical approach is informed by Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and she is passionate about helping clients build the insight and confidence needed for lasting recovery. Outside of her professional work, Leslee values family, faith, and advocacy for animals.

Jeff is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, and Licensed Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor who holds a Master of Arts degree and brings a broad, thoughtful perspective to his clinical work. His areas of focus include working with individuals living with mental and physical disabilities, as well as marriage counseling. Drawing from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Solution-Focused approaches, Jeff works from the belief that behaviors are learned and can therefore be unlearned, and that the choices people make carry both positive and negative consequences. He is careful to resist placing limiting labels on people, believing instead in the strength, dignity, and potential of everyone. Jeff strives to treat others as he would want to be treated, recognizing that everyone faces challenges and that helping others is both a responsibility and a privilege. His goal is to empower clients to see themselves as capable of facing difficult life circumstances, to reflect honestly on their own truth, and to leave each session with greater motivation to pursue meaningful and achievable goals. Outside of his professional work, Jeff enjoys spending time near the water, writing short narratives, reading the Bible, teaching Bible study, listening to music, and sharing quality time with family and friends.

Brittany is a substance use therapist with nearly four years of experience in both inpatient and outpatient settings, providing group and individual therapy for individuals navigating recovery and co-occurring disorders. Her work is grounded in the belief that meaningful change is possible when people are given the right support, honest guidance, and room to grow. She strives to create a therapeutic space where accountability and compassion coexist, helping clients confront unhealthy patterns, build healthier coping strategies, and develop a stronger sense of identity and purpose. Using evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Brittany helps individuals increase self-awareness, regulate emotions, and move toward lasting change with greater clarity and intention. Outside of work, she enjoys reading and writing poetry, which reflects her belief that healing often begins with honest expression and in the courage to face what we feel.  

Beth is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who brings warmth, insight, and a relationship-centered approach to her clinical work. She is well versed in Trauma-Informed Care and Systems Theory, and her practice is shaped by person-centered, strength-based, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy approaches. Beth believes that meaningful relationships are at the heart of lasting change and works to create a space where clients feel seen, supported, and empowered as they move through recovery. She strives to help individuals understand themselves more fully and compassionately while building confidence in their own ability to navigate sobriety and life’s challenges. In addition to her clinical work, Beth is also a school social worker and a devoted wife and mother of two. Outside of work, she enjoys reading as many books as she can, spending time with her family, and caring for her rescue dog, Charlie.

Jason is the Marketing and Community Outreach Liaison for Whole Health and Crossroads Recovery. His life experience has given him a grounded understanding of struggle, resilience, and the power of personal change, which continues to shape the empathy and perspective he brings to his work. After overcoming significant challenges earlier in life, Jason experienced a turning point that gave new direction to his path and purpose. He credits faith, accountability, and second chances with changing the course of his life.

Today, Jason uses both professional dedication and lived understanding to help individuals struggling with addiction and alcoholism connect with treatment, sobriety, and recovery support. He is driven by a deep belief that change is possible, even when someone feels they have run out of chances. He finds real meaning in believing in people before they believe in themselves and in helping them take the next step toward recovery. In addition to his outreach work, Jason has been instrumental in several community initiatives, including helping secure food donations for local shelters, building partnerships with community colleges, and strengthening relationships with community policing efforts.