Our Team

Group CEO

Angel Piper, MSW, LCSW

Chief Executive Officer

Roman Olay, MBA

Roman joins Clearview after years of administrative leadership in the behavioral health and ambulatory health industries. His experience has prepared him well for his role overseeing our Clearview Residential programs, as well as our Clearview Outpatient programs in Los Angeles, Pasadena, Long Beach, and Woodland Hills.

Roman has over two decades of operational leadership experience in multiple industries such as technology, financial, ambulatory health and behavioral health.  Over 10 years of that was during his time with Foundations Recovery Network where he helped lead all aspects of dual diagnosis treatment centers in California.  Roman’s background spans all areas of company functions, including operations, business development, finance, strategic planning, HR, risk, and compliance.  He has built teams of organizations and facilities from the ground up, starting with the strategic vision to the successful implementation of multi-site operations.

Roman believes in servant leadership, and it shows in his collaborative and coaching styles.  He is passionate about helping people improve themselves through mentorship and is a strong believer that self-improvement is a lifelong journey.  He is a volunteer within his community, where he has served as a Coach for Water Polo, Referee for AYSO soccer, and Cubmaster for his son’s Boy Scout Pack.  A former Eagle Scout, he now teaches young boys and girls about teamwork, respect, community service, and partnership through outdoor activities and lifesaving skills.

Clinical Director | Residential Treatment Programs

Lynn Salvatore, Psy. D.

Lynn has worked at Clearview Treatment Programs since 2011. She started as a Program Aide and throughout her education, she worked as a primary therapist at Clearview’s Residential and Outpatient Programs. In 2021, she became the Associate Clinical Director of the Dual Diagnosis program and in January 2022, she was promoted to her current position as Residential Clinical Director.

Lynn received her master’s degree at Pepperdine University and her doctorate degree from Alliant International University.  She has presented posters at conferences including the International Society for the Improvement and Teaching of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (ISITDBT), American Psychological Association (APA), and American Psychology – Law Society (APLS). Lynn is comprehensively trained in DBT and has been trained as a National Education Alliance for Borderline Personality Disorder (NEA-BPD) Family Connections leader.  She completed her doctoral dissertation on the need for a DBT-based family psychoeducation program for the loved ones of clients diagnosed with comorbid substance use disorder and BPD. She created a six-week program that will soon be implemented across Clearview’s residential programs.

Director of Financial Operations

Emily Cohen

Emily Cohen started at Clearview in 2006 where she worked closely with the founder to create a program where clients and their families could heal and recover. Emily is passionate about recovery and helping people to find a “life worth living.” After leaving Clearview in 2021, Emily served as the Director of Operations at an adolescent treatment center.

After majoring in Sociology at The Evergreen State College in Washington State, Emily pursued counseling and non-profit administration for local mental health and drug treatment facilities. From 1997-2001, Emily worked for a social service agency where she honed her administrative and human resources skills, placing therapists and social workers in hospitals and various mental health settings. From 2001-2006, she worked as a paralegal, supporting a dynamic team of attorneys.

In 2006, Emily hit a career crossroads where she contemplated between pursuing a law degree or a career in mental health. She was hired as Administrative Director at Clearview Treatment Programs and has never looked back.

Emily is the proud mother of an adult daughter and a teenage son. When she is not working, you will probably find Emily riding her bike on PCH in preparation for an Ironman triathlon or watching her son compete at tennis tournaments across Southern California.

Psychiatrist

Arsalan Malik, MD

Dr. Arsalan Malik completed his psychiatry residency at the Menninger Clinic and Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. During that time, he served as the clinical chief resident of the Menninger Clinic, where he specialized in addressing the complex medical, psychiatric, and substance use difficulties of high-achieving individuals no longer functioning successfully in the workplace and/or at home.

Dr. Malik provided psychiatric care to treatment-resistant depressed, anxious, bipolar, and personality disordered patients on the Professionals in Crisis and Young Adult units. He developed his interest and expertise in the treatment of mood and co-occurring personality disorders at this time using a comprehensive and integrated, multidisciplinary treatment approach. This comprised psychoanalytically informed hospital psychiatry, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and psychodynamic individual, group, couples, and family therapy.

Dr. Malik holds a Clinical Fellowship in Adult Psychodynamic Psychotherapy from the Center for Psychoanalytic Studies. He is currently a clinical associate at the New Center for Psychoanalysis and volunteer clinical faculty at UCLA.

He is also an editor for the journal Gender and Violence that launched in early 2014. He is an active member of the American Psychiatric Association, the American Psychoanalytic Association, and the American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry. In addition to being board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, Dr. Malik is also a diplomate of the American Board of Integrative and Holistic Medicine.

At Clearview, Dr. Malik functions as the medical director of the Women’s Center for Borderline Personality and Emotional Disorders. He conducts comprehensive medical and psychiatric intakes, and provides ongoing neuropsychopharmacological management and consultation, as wells as supportive psychotherapy.

Psychiatrist

Brian Benjamin, DO

Dr. Brian Benjamin completed his psychiatry training at the University of Maryland/Sheppard Pratt Psychiatry Residency Program. He trained in several specialized programs at Sheppard Pratt, including The Trauma Disorders Unit, The Center for Eating Disorders, and The Retreat. He also received extensive training in addiction medicine, including working on Sheppard Pratt’s Dual Diagnosis Unit, the University of Maryland’s Addiction Consult Service, and worked in multiple dedicated outpatient addiction programs. He had the opportunity to train at the Baltimore VA and received specialized training and certification in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, integrative behavioral couples therapy, and dynamic psychotherapy. Following residency, Dr. Benjamin worked as an attending psychiatrist at Springfield State Hospital in Maryland where he served a primarily forensic population. When the COVID-19 outbreak began Dr. Benjamin served as the sole psychiatrist running the COVID/Admissions unit for patients transferred from the jail system.

Dr. Benjamin currently does community and street medicine work with a DMH-funded non-profit in Los Angeles that focuses on treating the unhoused community. His work with this program has been featured in multiple news articles. Dr. Benjamin also serves as a supervising psychiatrist, training UCLA psychiatry residents on their community psychiatry rotation, and is on medical staff at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.

At Clearview, Dr. Benjamin serves as a psychiatrist in the Dual Diagnosis Treatment Center. He utilizes his training in both addiction and trauma-focused work to develop comprehensive biopsychosocial evaluations and treatment plans for clients. Dr. Benjamin works with clients closely throughout their stay, providing ongoing psychopharmacological management, supportive psychotherapy, and collaborating with the rest of the treatment team.

DBT Trainer & Program Consultant

Charlie Swenson, MD

Dr. Charlie Swenson graduated from Harvard College and Yale Medical School. He joined the faculty of Cornell University Medical College in 1982, where for five years he directed a long-term psychoanalytically oriented inpatient program for patients with personality disorders, including Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD).

Beginning in 1987, Dr. Swenson developed and directed inpatient, outpatient, and day treatment programs for patients with BPD based on Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). In 1990 and 1993, he was voted Teacher of the Year by the psychiatric residents. While at Cornell, he served as a DBT trainer and consultant throughout the United States and Europe, coordinating statewide implementation of DBT in the public sectors of Illinois, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and the Canadian province of New Brunswick.

Dr. Swenson has published widely on the treatment of borderline patients, including the following articles: “A comparison of Kernberg’s psychoanalytic approach to that of DBT” (1989), “The inpatient application of DBT” (2001), “Identifying the factors leading to DBT’s popularity” (2001), and “The barriers and strategies for implementing DBT in community mental health centers” (2002).

From 1997 to the present, he has been associate professor of clinical psychiatry for the University of Massachusetts Medical Center, and from 1997 to 2001 he served as area medical director for the western Massachusetts area of the Department of Mental Health.

Since September 2010, Dr. Swenson has had a part-time private practice and worked with the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Department of Psychiatry. He serves as the senior psychiatrist for the western Massachusetts and central Massachusetts areas of the Department of Mental Health, doing community-based clinical consultations and working to strengthen implementations of evidence-based practices in the community mental health system. Additionally, Dr. Swenson serves as a senior trainer and senior consultant for Behavioral Tech, LLC, Marsha Linehan’s training institute.

Dr. Swenson, along with another trainer, provided intensive training to members of Clearview’s DBT team through Behavioral Tech in Northampton, Mass. Currently, Dr. Swenson works with members of Clearview’s extensive DBT team to provide consultation in the areas of program development, staff training, and the provision of clinical services.

Compliance Coordinator

Emily Osborne

Emily is the Compliance Coordinator at Clearview and has been with the company since 2015. She received her master’s degree from Pepperdine’s Graduate School of Education and Psychology. Prior to moving into her position as Compliance Coordinator, Emily worked as a Community Counselor in the milieu supporting clients and the clinical team. Emily works to ensure client satisfaction and maintains Clearview’s Joint Commission accreditation and licenses.

Director of Admissions

Dee Lowe

Dee joined the Clearview team in March 2022 as an Admissions Coordinator, has quickly progressed in her time and has since been promoted to Admissions Director.

Dee earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology from Cal State University, Northridge. Dee’s professional experience is in operations at the detox and residential levels of care within SUD primary facilities. Dee’s volunteer experience consists of crisis counseling and suicide prevention education.

Fun fact: Dee used to be a school bus driver.

Utilization Review Coordinator

Beckett Richards

A native of Chicago, Beckett relocated to Los Angeles in 2015, driven by his passion for helping individuals recover from addiction and trauma. After completing the process to become a certified Drug and Alcohol Abuse Counselor, Beckett continued to pursue higher education, graduating from Antioch University’s undergraduate program with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a focus on Queer studies. Beckett is currently completing his Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology at Antioch University. He is also pursuing certifications in sound healing, reiki, and breathwork. Beckett has worked at a variety of treatment centers at multiple levels of care. He has vast experience in client-centered care, counseling, case management, operations, utilization review, and admissions. Beckett’s embodied passion for mental health and trauma recovery is deeply rooted within him. He strongly believes in creating access to treatment for all people, and he strives to create a harmonious, love-filled planet. To Beckett, nirvana means hiking, camping, or walking on the beach with his Pomeranian sidekick, Seymour. In an unofficial ceremony, Beckett was declared a Ravenclaw by The Sorting Hat.

Director of Operations | Residential Treatment Programs

Leilani Le

Leilani received a Bachelor’s in Psychology at California State Fullerton. Previously, she worked in operations servicing accounts with prominent banks. She pursued a passion for yoga and became a certified yoga instructor, where she found herself collaborating with an investor and started a yoga company. Leilani sought to integrate her operational experience and passion for helping others and started as a volunteer at Clearview. She went from volunteer to being hired as a Program Aide, then Program Manager, and ultimately Director of Residential Operations.

As the Director of Residential Operations, she oversees operations for the Women’s Center and Dual Diagnosis programs. Leilani is committed to her team and ensuring that the clients receive excellent care. Leilani continued her studies in alcohol and drug abuse counseling and still furthers her education.

If you don’t find Leilani at Clearview or in a textbook, you can find her exploring foodie spots, traveling, skydiving, bungee jumping, caving, river rafting, kayaking, or looking for another adventure.

Program Lead Therapist | Residential Treatment Programs

Stephanie Drotman, LCSW

Stephanie received her bachelor’s degree in Sociology from the University of California, Los Angeles, and her Master’s in Social Work (MSW) from the University of Southern California with a concentration in adult mental health / wellness and a specialization in co-occurring disorders and severe mental illness. Stephanie is a licensed clinical social worker through the California Board of Behavioral Sciences.  

During her undergraduate studies, Stephanie worked as a research assistant for UCLA Department of Psychology’s PTSD study under Dr. Michelle Craske utilizing Prolonged Exposure in Veteran’s with combat experience. Stephanie received clinical training in Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, and Internal Family Systems while at USC and holds additional certifications in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Seeking Safety, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, Problem Solving Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing. 

A DBT skills group facilitator for more than 5 years, Stephanie was initially trained in DBT while working within LA County Juvenile Detention Programs where she provided individual psychotherapy and group skills training to incarcerated adolescents. Stephanie found the ability to utilize her genuine self, coupled with mindfulness practice and a dialectical worldview allowed her to connect deeply with high-risk, treatment resistant, and multi-problem clients. Stephanie was foundationally trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy by Shari Manning, PhD. and receives weekly DBT consultation with Charlie Swenson, MD. 

Stephanie is passionate about working with individuals struggling with borderline personality disorder and co-occurring disorders. Stephanie uses an open, collaborative, and non-judgmental approach focused on enhancing the client’s individual strengths to help them achieve their goals. 

Program Therapist | Residential Treatment Programs

Andrew Demirdjian, MSW, ASW

Andrew is a primary therapist within Clearview’s Dual Diagnosis Program and has been with the company for over three years. Andrew is a graduate of Fordham’s Graduate School of Social Service where he focused his degree on treating individuals and families within the clinical setting. While obtaining his degree, Andrew received graduate training and worked as a clinical counselor at Clearview, facilitating a variety of psychoeducational classes and engaging in individual dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) coaching sessions. Andrew has intensive post-graduate training in DBT and has studied a variety of modalities including motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), internal family systems, and mindfulness-based stress reduction.

Program Therapist | Residential Treatment Programs

Ky Anderson, AMFT

Ky earned their undergraduate degree from UC Santa Cruz and completed their master’s degree in clinical psychology at Pepperdine University. Ky specializes in working with individuals with mental health disorders, identity issues, and major life transitions, with particular emphasis on LGBTQ, neurodivergent, and chronically ill individuals. Their experience has extended to residential, outpatient, and community mental health settings with adolescents and adults. They incorporate clinical expertise in dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) into affirming, solutions-oriented care that prioritizes the individual’s culture, background, and values during treatment. Ky is known for fostering a strong therapeutic alliance with their clients built on trust, support, and genuineness. In their free time, Ky enjoys tending to their many plants and pets, and is an avid cook.

Primary Therapist | RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAMS

Rachel Kang, LCSW

Rachel received her bachelor’s degree at U.C. Berkeley in Psychology with a minor in education, and her Master’s in Social Welfare at UCLA with a concentration in child and family well-being. Rachel is a licensed clinical social worker who specializes in childhood and complex trauma, family and relational dynamics, and severe anxiety disorders. She is currently trained in several therapeutic modalities, such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).

Rachel began her career working with children and families in community mental health as an outpatient school-based therapist, where she developed a systems-oriented lens and approach in working with her clients. She then went on to work in mental health treatment and has worked in all levels of care, which includes residential, partial hospitalization, and intensive outpatient for both adults and children. Rachel also has experience working with eating disorders and severe anxiety disorders.

Rachel is passionate about working with complex trauma and incorporating an integrative and systems-level approach in treating her clients. She believes in empowering her clients by using a collaborative approach that considers all of their needs, values, and facets of their identities. She believes in an open-minded, collaborative, and genuine approach when connecting with and providing support for her clients in meeting their goals.

Therapist | Residential Treatment Programs

Sydney Sheiner, MSW, ASW

Sydney received her Bachelor’s Degree at San Jose State University in Social Work with a minor in Child and Adolescent Development, and her Master’s in Social Work at California State University Long Beach with a concentration in Child and Family Wellbeing along with her Pupil Personnel Services Credential (PPSC). Her clinical training has focused on many therapeutic modalities and evidence-based practices, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Managing and Adapting Practice (MAP), Seeking Safety, and much more. Her experience has extended to outpatient, residential, schools, and community mental health settings with children, adolescents, adults, and families.

Sydney is passionate about helping others. She uses a client-centered and strength-based approach to help her clients meet their full potential. She believes that therapy is collaborative and encourages her clients to express themselves all while providing a safe space for them to do so. Sydney is dedicated to creating a judgment-free environment in order to foster a strong therapeutic union based on trust, support, and acceptance.

Behavioral Technician Program Supervisor | Residential Treatment Programs

Linda Ihesiaba, BS, HCM

Linda Ihesiaba-Oliver, started her journey into healthcare by initially pursuing a degree in nursing. During that time, she became certified as a CNA and In-home Health Care Provider. Within the course of her undergraduate education pursuit, Linda accepted a job as a program coordinator for elementary school students. Though this occupation was not in the healthcare sector, Linda learned that she had an intuitive passion to be of service to others while also gaining valuable experience with program supervision, budget management, and creation of operating procedures. Linda rerouted her education direction and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in healthcare management from Cal State Dominguez Hills, with an induction into the Alpha Eta Honor Society for her high gpa.

In 2021 after completing maternity leave Linda decided to pursue a job opportunity more aligned with her college degree. Linda began working at Clearview as a program aid and while in that position she contributed to expanding programmatic systems and staff camaraderie. After six months Linda was promoted to Shift Supervisor, and prides herself in guiding staff to understand more about emotional intelligence and uses it in conflict resolution, crises management and client engagement. Some of these skills can be attributed to Linda’s self-care journey and attending mindfulness workshops.

Linda feels coming to work at Clearview is the most fulfilling part of her days aside from being a full-time mother to her son. Linda is devoted to the notion of family and on her days off she spends it enjoying game nights with her family, karaoke with friends and watching movies with her husband and son.

Residential Case Manager | Residential Treatment Programs

Jack Peterson, CADC-1

Jack is a dedicated treatment professional with several years of counseling and case management experience. Prior to working in mental health, Jack worked in the legal field as an investigator for several firms in Los Angeles. As a member of the Clearview admissions team, Jack works tirelessly to help clients receive the care they need. Through his unwavering efforts to increase accessibility to treatment, Jack has helped many clients in their journey toward health and recovery. In his spare time, Jack enjoys the outdoors and watching documentaries. Jack has a 7-year-old Pitbull named Hoagie, who is a very good boy.

Chef | Residential Treatment Programs

Johanna Lawrence

Johanna Uy Lawrence was born in Cebu, Philippines, and became interested in cooking at a very young age. Her parents own several famous restaurants in the Philippines, and she was always fascinated with the chefs in the kitchen.

After graduating from culinary school, Johanna had the opportunity to train with some of the best chefs in Cebu. Once she moved to the United States, she worked in restaurants as a chef and later for a personal chef, where she learned the ins and outs of the business.

As a personal chef, she has worked in homes and at television and movie studios. She was also a finalist on “Guy’s Grocery Games” on the Food Network.

At Clearview, Johanna cooks meals for clients in the residential treatment programs. She loves nothing more than to make clients happy through her food.

Executive Director | Clearview Outpatient – Los Angeles

Gillian Bieler, LCSW, CSAT, MBATT

Gillian is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, and Mindfulness-Based Addiction and Trauma Therapist. She has worked in the field of mental health and addiction for over 10 years, beginning her career at UCLA’s Resnik Neuropsychiatric Institute. She earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Family and Child studies with an emphasis on human development and behavior from Northern Illinois University, and Master of Social Work degree from the University of Southern California and has been a licensed clinician since 2017.

Gillian brings a broad range of experience to Clearview’s Outpatient Program having formerly work in hospital settings, outpatient settings and most recently as a residential clinical director. She understands the flow, the process, and the necessity of navigating each level of care smoothly and with clinical appropriateness.

Gillian is a Chicago native who loves traveling the world, going to see live music, and watching true crime documentaries.

Primary Therapist | Clearview Outpatient – Los Angeles & Long Beach

Erycka Prado, AMFT

Erycka received her Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University in Los Angeles. Her clinical training has focused on evidence-based practices in outpatient and residential programs. While in undergraduate school at Cal State Fullerton, Erycka interned at Day Rancho Adult Services, which also served as an Alzheimer’s research facility. Erycka conducted assessments and supported the clinical team with direct client care.

While in graduate school at Antioch University, Erycka found her interest in the trauma specialization with an emphasis on military and civilian populations. Erycka began her practicum with Antioch University Counseling Center seeing individual clients, adolescents, and couples. Antioch also provided a partnership with the Culver City Senior Center where Erycka also worked with older adults for 1:1 therapy and advocacy work.

While at Antioch, Erycka began her transition with Clearview Women’s Center for Borderline Personality Disorder, Venice, in 2015. Erycka began as a community counselor where she also assisted the clinical team in direct client care and provided skills coaching en vivo. While at Clearview, Erycka found a passion for teaching and quickly transitioned to group facilitator and has led Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness, Seeking Safety, Positive Psychology, Relapse Prevention, and Behavioral Activation. In continuing her growth within the Clearview family, Erycka then transitioned to full time residential house manager where she held that role for nearly a year. Erycka made the move to Clearview’s intensive outpatient program (IOP) as a pre-licensed therapist at the beginning of 2022. Erycka conducts individual DBT sessions, facilitates skills groups, and provides phone coaching, while remaining adherent to the DBT model.

Primary Therapist | Clearview Outpatient – Los Angeles

Nicole Wilmot, ACSW

Nicole received her bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Vanguard University of Southern California. After graduating with her bachelor’s, Nicole worked at a locked psychiatric facility and eventually found her way into geriatric medical social work. She went on to work in skilled nursing facilities as a Director of Social Services and eventually as a consultant. Nicole decided to go back to graduate school and get her Master’s in Social Work from University of Southern California (fight on!).

Nicole got a job working in community mental health after graduation and worked for just over a year as a Clinician with the Westside homeless full service partnership (FSP) team driving all around Los Angeles serving the homeless population. She gained valuable experience in crisis management, assessment, and diagnosing working there. She now provides that guidance and expertise to her new caseload of young adults and adults in an outpatient setting. Nicole has a unique background understanding human development and sexuality and wants to become a certified sex therapist.

Program Therapist | Clearview Outpatient – Los Angeles

Stephanie Gianakopoulos, MA, APCC

Stephanie is an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor. Stephanie graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Michigan State University, while double minoring in Sociology and Human Behavior. Stephanie continued her education at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, receiving a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

Stephanie has experience working with diverse populations in various treatment settings. Stephanie began fieldwork as a Behavioral Aide in a residential setting, working with adults with Traumatic Brain Injuries and other mental health diagnosis. She then became a Registered Behavioral Technician, working as an Applied Behavioral Analysis Therapist with young adolescents and teens on the Autism Spectrum.

Stephanie started her counseling journey at Gateway Foundation, a non-profit Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation and Treatment Center. Stephanie worked closely with a wide range of adult clients, conducting both individual therapy and group therapy in an Intensive Outpatient setting.

Stephanie utilizes therapeutic approaches such as Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Motivational Interviewing (MI). Stephanie believes in evidence-based psychotherapy, focusing on thoughts, behaviors and feelings.

Stephanie is passionate about mental health and finds joy in helping others. She enjoys building human connections in both her career and personal life. Stephanie is an ally to all and proudly demonstrates empathy and inclusivity

Case Manager | Clearview Outpatient – Los Angeles

Sean Doster, CADC, SUDCC

Sean is a Case Manager with five years of addiction/behavioral health treatment experience. He has previously worked with Residential, Partial Hospitalization, Intensive Outpatient, Outpatient, Private and Medi-Cal funded treatment programs. Sean is 5+ years sober, has worked all 12 steps, is a dually certified Substance Use Disorder Counselor (CADC/SUDCC), and a Certified Cognitive Behavioral Therapy group facilitator. He is pursuing a M.S. in Marital & Family Therapy at California State University – Dominguez Hills and has advanced to practicum/traineeship.

Before working in the behavioral health field, he conducted data analysis and research for ad agencies and entertainment companies. He has a bachelor’s degree in Marketing and an MBA. Sean is originally from the east coast and has resided in Los Angeles since 2014.

He states, “I work in the behavioral health field because I see the impact mental health disorders and Substance Use Disorder have on the everyday person. I am passionate about helping others and want to be part of the solution – helping them find their way back to happiness and stability.“ In his free time, he reads, travels, and volunteers to be of service to others.

Primary Therapist | Clearview Outpatient – Los Angeles

Yulia Fox, LMFT

Yulia Fox (she/her) is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in California.  Yulia’s clinical interest includes working with individuals struggling with emotional and behavioral dysregulation, suicidal or self-harm behaviors, and relationship challenges.  

Yulia utilizes evidence-based treatment models, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) in her clinical practice, to motivate clients to build their lives worth living and connect more mindfully to themselves and others.  Yulia is comprehensively trained in DBT through Behavioral Tech and has trained in DBT for parents, couples, and families with Dr. Alan E. Fruzzetti. Yulia earned a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology with a specialization in Marital and Family Therapy at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology.  Yulia’s clinical experience includes providing treatment at hospital, school, and community mental health agency settings, and Comprehensive DBT treatment centers, offering skills phone coaching, parent coaching, individual therapy, and facilitating DBT skills groups for teens, parents, and adults. 

As an inclusive therapist, Yulia is LGBTQA+ allied, BIPOC allied, and intuitive eating and Health at Every Size aligned.  Yulia is fluent in Korean and Russian languages.  

When she is not working, Yulia enjoys playing with her dog, trying out new restaurants, and watching K-dramas with family.  

Primary Therapist at Clearview Outpatient – Los Angeles

Gina Regalbuto, ACSW

Gina received her two bachelor’s degrees from California State University, Northridge, with one being in Psychology and the second in Childhood and Adolescent Development. Gina decided to further her education by going to graduate school to obtain her Master’s in Social Work degree at California State University, Los Angeles.

Gina got a job working at First Place for Youth with transitional-aged foster youth (18-21) as a youth advocate upon graduating and help prepare these youth to exit the foster system at 21. Gina began to explore many other aspects that social work had to offer and started her second job working in mental health diversion with HealthRight360 as a Mental Health Clinician where she worked as a therapist helping men who just got released from jail stabilize their mental health so that they could re-enter the community. Gina then transitioned to working at Montare Behavioral Health which was a residential treatment center as a primary therapist. At Montare Gina assisted clients who were experiencing some of the hardest times of their lives and needed a higher level of care in order to stay alive.

Finally, Gina has landed at Clearview where she assists adults with their mental health and uses her unique take on mental health combined with yoga, breath work, and somatic techniques to assist individuals with their overall well-being. Gina also utilizes evidence-based practices to assist her clients and those EBPs include (CBT) Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, (DBT) Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Trauma-Informed Care, Somatic Techniques, (MI) Motivational Interviewing, and Positive Psychology. Gina’s work is all rooted in psychodynamic theory which offers clients an eclectic foundation for their path forward to healing.

Office Coordinator | Clearview Outpatient – Los Angeles & Long Beach

Marc Farias

Executive Director of Outpatient Services | Clearview Outpatient – Pasadena

Adrine Bazikyan, MS, LMFT

Adrine Bazikyan, M.S., LMFT started her career when she first joined Valley Trauma Center as a rape crisis advocate 20 years ago. As a young therapist, she had the opportunity to work with the most vulnerable population, victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. From that point on, she started to do presentations, visit hospital settings to be with victims, provide individual counseling and crisis management, case management and participate in community outreach projects and presentations.

Her learning continued and advanced when she earned her Master of Science in Counseling and started her employment as a therapist associate with Trinity Youth Services. Her learning expanded through providing treatment to individuals suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety, poor body image and relationship issues by using psycho-dynamic, existential, humanistic approach to treatment. Soon thereafter, she became a Clinical Director and started her career in Leadership. She understood the importance of leading a group of professionals in an organization, at the same time creating a program that served best for adolescent boys on probation with various mental health and substance abuse disorders.

Additional leadership positions she held include Director of Clinical Quality Assurance, Utilization Review Analyst, and Quality Improvement Director with Penny Lane Centers, and The People Concern and Clinical Director with Valley Recovery Center. Her work continued with auditors on a state level, ensuring that clinical treatment interventions were appropriate and adequate and met the Joint Commission, State and Department of Mental Health standards. These experiences of many years helped her understand not only her love for providing and helping others grow and thrive but also help other professionals advance personally and professionally. Adrine Bazikyan is currently pursuing a Ph.D. degree in Human Development to further her passion for knowledge and growth.

Primary Therapist | Clearview Outpatient – Pasadena

Akila Bacon, LMFT

Akila Bacon is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a background in working with children, adolescents, and teens. Akila has worked with children’s families in support of mental health services and family reunification with the Department of Children and Family Services. She has worked in Community-Based, Field-Based, Residential Treatment, Group Homes, and Private Practice settings to meet the needs of her client and families. She specializes in the treatment of Trauma, Anxiety, Depression, and ADHD. through the modalities of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Interpersonal Therapy.

Akila attended Howard University in Washington D.C., where she received her bachelor’s degree in Communications for Radio, TV, & Film, with a minor in Psychology. She then received her master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at Pacific Oaks College in Pasadena, CA. After graduating with her master’s degree, she went on to be an Outpatient therapist for children and adolescents diagnosed with anxiety, ADHD, and depression in the community, schools, and Residential setting, while simultaneously treating individuals and families in her private practice. Akila is currently continuing her education for her Psy.D, in Psychology – Marriage and Family Therapy, at the Chicago Schools of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles location. Akila is currently in the proposal phase for her Dissertation “Short-Term Mindfulness Treatment for Adolescence with Complex Trauma”.

In her free time, Akila enjoys spending time with her daughter playing at the park, going to the beach, swimming, and attending concerts with family and friends.

Office Coordinator | Clearview Outpatient – Pasadena

Michelle Dominguez, CMA

Michelle graduated from United Education Institute College as a Certified Medical Assistant. She previously worked as an office coordinator and case manager at a speech, occupational, and physical therapy facility, where she provided therapy for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Michelle has extensive experience with admissions, customer service, and operations.

Here at Clearview Outpatient – Pasadena, Michelle strives to create a welcoming, caring, and safe atmosphere for clients and families. Michelle will act as both the first and continuing point of contact as clients begin their treatment program.

In Michelle’s free time, she enjoys walking her dogs, lake fishing in the mountains, and spending quality time with her friends and family.

Executive Director | Clearview Outpatient – Woodland Hills

Leanne Cohen, LCSW

Leanne is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been working in the field of mental health since 2013. She earned her master’s degree in Social Work at California State University, Northridge. Leanne has served as a Clinical Program Director within various levels of care including residential treatment, partial hospitalization program (PHP) and intensive outpatient (IOP).

Leanne is passionate about fostering a safe and supportive therapeutic environment for every client at Clearview Outpatient, Woodland Hills. She utilizes a collaborative approach to support each client in building their resilience and confidence. Leanne strives to help each client leave treatment with an increased sense of self-worth and self-respect. In doing so, she aims to support every client continue their recovery and healing by independently using the tools and skills they have learned while in treatment.

In Leanne’s free time she enjoys trying new restaurants, traveling, and spending time with her family and friends.

Primary Therapist | Clearview Outpatient – Woodland Hills

Bo Chamunee, LCSW

Bo Chamunee is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has experience working with adolescents, adults, and families. Bo attended the University of California, Irvine where she received her bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Social Behavior. She began volunteering at a domestic violence nonprofit and educating adolescents on healthy relationships. Bo then earned her master’s degree in Social Work at California State University, Northridge.

Bo has worked in intensive outpatient settings and specializes in treating depression, anxiety, and ADHD while utilizing modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Interpersonal Therapy, and Solution Focus Therapy. She is passionate about educating and empowering clients to improve independent functioning and supporting them to integrate into their communities.

In her free time, Bo enjoys exploring new foods, self-care, and spending time with friends and family.

Primary Therapist | Clearview Outpatient – Woodland Hills

Logan Adler, AMFT

Office Coordinator | Clearview Outpatient – Woodland Hills

Anna Davtyan-Coy, BS, CJS

Anna graduated from California State University, Northridge with her bachelor’s degree in Criminology and Justice Studies. Anna is continuing her education by pursuing her master’s degree at the University of Southern California. Anna previously worked as a counselor for teens at a residential treatment center where she facilitated group therapy and monitored the safety and supervision of the clients she served. At Clearview Woodland Hills, Anna is the first point of contact with our clients, and she ensures smooth transition into our program. Her priority is to create a welcoming, safe, and caring environment to the clients she welcomes into our program. In Anna’s free time, she enjoys cooking, caring for her cats, and spending time with friends and family.

Admissions Coordinator

Selena Jackson

Selena joined the Clearview team in August 2022 as an Admissions Coordinator.

Selena earned her bachelor’s degree in religious studies from California State University of Northridge in 2019. She went on to work in special education and then in substance use and mental health services. Selena has volunteered with at-risk youth for 4 years, and her professional experience includes community outreach, crisis intervention, and patient-centered care.

Selena was born and raised in LA, enjoys spending her free time with friends, loves going to museums, and has a special place in her heart for graphic novels.

Admissions Coordinator

Jordan Blunt

Admissions Coordinator

Griffin Mittleman

Griffin joined the Clearview team in May 2023 as an Admissions Coordinator.

Griffin earned his bachelor’s degree in Cognitive Science from University of California ­– San Diego in 2020. He went on to work in user experience, before shifting his focus to mental health and addiction services. Griffin plans to pursue graduate studies in Media Psychology and become a licensed Clinical Psychologist with a private practice.

Griffin was born and raised in LA, and enjoys spending his free time drumming, playing basketball, and meditating.

Regional Executive Director

Jeffrey Moreira

Jeffrey Moreira comes to Clearview Outpatient with over 15 years of operations management experience. He prides himself in helping strengthen and grow clinical programs that meet the needs of clients. He believes that each client should be treated with compassion and care in a supportive environment by a highly qualified clinical team.

Prior to his Regional Executive Director position, Jeffrey was the Director of Development for Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare where he helped meet the needs of communities by establishing behavior health practices throughout the eastern and western United States. Jeffrey previously served as the Director of Operations for Rogers Behavioral Health in Los Angeles. The program focused on exposure response prevention (ERP) therapy for obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and anxiety, as well as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for patients diagnosed with depression.

Jeffrey has a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management from the University of Phoenix, a Leadership Advantage Certification from the Dale Carnegie Training Institute, and was a member of the Project Management Institute.

Alumni Relations Manager

Stefan Glamp

Stefan leads Odyssey’s efforts in developing the alumni communities at each of their facilities. Stefan’s approach sustains treatment effectiveness by providing timely, systematic, and supportive engagement for all clients who have completed treatment. With extensive experience developing and directing robust alumni communities in the addiction and mental health fields, he focuses on engaging people within their specific recovery journeys and developing community partnerships with a belief that long-term recovery is an attainable life goal.

Alumni Relations Coordinator

Ana Hernandez

Ana serves as Clearview Treatment Programs Alumni Relations Coordinator and Lead Behavioral Health Technician in Southern California. She has served at Clearview since 2019 holding various positions in supporting our Clients and Families.  Ana mission is to support our Clients, Alumni and Families through the three Cs Connect, Commit, and Cultivate.  Her passion is to serve and grow communities to show that recovery is more than possibility lifelong. If you cannot find Ana at Clearview, you will more than likely find her volunteering her time throughout the Los Angeles community helping those whose are struggling.

Clinical Practice Director – Long Beach

Robin Schwarm, MA, LMFT

Robin is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who began her career in the mental health field as a Program Aide at Clearview’s Dual Diagnosis Residential Treatment Center in 2011. After attending courses for Drug and Alcohol Abuse Counseling at UCLA Extension Program, her passion to alleviate suffering led to obtaining a master’s degree in Couples and Family Therapy from Alliant International University in 2015. Robin has worked in various capacities with a wide range of clientele including children and adolescents at Starview Community Services, couples and families at several large group practices, and those struggling with anxiety, depression, substance use, trauma, and family conflict at her private practice in San Pedro, California. Robin is a local of the South Bay area and looks forward to serving her community as Clinical Practice Director of Clearview’s Outpatient Program in Long Beach.

Office Coordinator

Aileen Roman

Aileen graduated from California State University Channel Islands with a degree in Psychology and a minor in Chicano Studies. Her goal is to go back to school for a master’s degree in counseling and eventually work as a school counselor. Previously, she worked in a residential facility for teens where she facilitated different groups (self-esteem, self-identity) with an emphasis in DBT. During her free time, she likes to walk, paint, hang out with friends/family, and travel.

Residential Primary Therapist

Mackenzie “MK” Mullen, LMSW, CIC-CSp

MK received her Master’s degree in Social Work (MSW) from New York University with a concentration in Complex Trauma and a specialization in Substance Use Disorders and Severe Mental Illness.

MK is an Associate Social Worker through the California Board of Behavioral Sciences and a Licensed Master of Social Work through the Association of Social Work Board of New York State as well as a Crisis Intervention Counselor- Certified Specialist.

Most recently, MK served individuals impacted by the criminal justice system, trauma, and substance use as a forensic social worker at the Center for Justice Innovation in New York City. MK’s therapeutic partnership focus areas include complex post-traumatic stress disorders, highly sensitive/empathic folks, strengthening self-compassion, and building resilience. MK combines person-centered empathic frameworks, attachment therapies, and expansive trauma-informed CBT and DBT.
At NYU, she trained and supported implementing culturally responsive somatic programs that were peer lead and working towards reforming and abolition in the psychiatric industrial complex and ending mass incarceration.
Her training and most current research focus on healing-centered approaches that actively dismantle white-body supremacy and apply abolition practices to dismantle systemic racism and violence in institutional care for adolescents and adults while uplifting sustainable and long-term recovery.

As a recent transplant from New York City, MK spends her free time looking/waiting for the snow, rewilding, blasting the Grateful Dead, and comparing the East Coast vs. West Coast.