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Dr. Dorsey joined Sustain Recovery as its Medical Director after a long career in clinical and administrative medicine. He has directed research programs in the pharmaceutical industry, served as Chief of Psychiatry at multiple hospitals, and as Medical Director for a large public mental health agency.

Dr. Dorsey currently practices psychiatry from offices in Laguna Hills, Newport Beach, Santa Ana and Corona, and is Medical Director for another substance abuse program in Costa Mesa. Dorsey is board certified in psychiatry and administrative psychiatry and is a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association.

Donata is currently a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 25 years of hands-on social work and clinical experience working with adolescents, young adults, adults, and seniors struggling with mental illness, substance abuse, and process addictions, self-harm, eating disorders, suicidality, and other behavioral and emotional issues pertaining to all areas of their lives.  Donata works from an individualistic holistic approach, being sensitive and aware of cultural, spiritual, and aspects of client's lives which can impact their daily functioning of each individual in a unique way.

Donata attained a Masters of Arts degree in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy from National University. She also has a Masters in Social Work from the London Metropolitan University. She received her Bachelors of Science in Social Policy from Middlesex University (UK). Donata’s areas of training, specialty, and interests are in crisis intervention, trauma,  CBT/DBT Skills, Somatic Experiencing and Family Systems, and Attachment-Based Family therapy (ABFT).

Donata is eclectic in her approach to working with various communities and draws from humanistic, existential, integrative, solution-focused, and family systems modalities.  Donata’s philosophy is that she meets each individual exactly where they are at. Donata’s expertise is in working with adolescents struggling with depression, anxiety, self-harm, suicidality, substance abuse, process addictions, cross addictions, trauma and PTSD, and family systems.

As the Director of Business Development at Sustains, Roxanne plays a pivotal role in overseeing strategic partnerships, clinical outreach, community education, and brand awareness. Her personal journey of recovery began in 1987, marking more than 36 years of sustained sobriety after overcoming addiction during her teenage and young adult years.

Roxanne brings a unique blend of personal growth, recovery experience, and over three decades of executive account management and leadership to her role. Throughout her career, she has consistently dedicated her skills and passion to positively impact the lives of individuals on their recovery journey. Known for her ability to cultivate and maintain relationships within the behavioral health community, Roxanne is recognized for her unwavering commitment to prioritizing patients and their recovery.

With a wealth of experience working directly with individuals and their families, Roxanne ensures they receive the essential care needed to realize the promises of recovery. Starting her career as an admissions manager provided her with invaluable insights into the specific needs of those seeking treatment. In recent years, she has managed clinical outreach teams, showcasing her expertise in crisis and family interventions and her deep commitment to helping those in need.

Roxanne has spent the last decade contributing to the non-profit sector, making significant contributions to organizations such as Hazelden Betty Ford and, most recently, Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach, CA. Outside of her professional endeavors, Roxanne finds joy in beach activities, travel, gardening, restoring old furniture, and cherished moments with friends.

As the Director of Business Development at Sustains, Roxanne plays a pivotal role in overseeing strategic partnerships, clinical outreach, community education, and brand awareness. Her personal journey of recovery began in 1987, marking more than 36 years of sustained sobriety after overcoming addiction during her teenage and young adult years.

Roxanne brings a unique blend of personal growth, recovery experience, and over three decades of executive account management and leadership to her role. Throughout her career, she has consistently dedicated her skills and passion to positively impact the lives of individuals on their recovery journey. Known for her ability to cultivate and maintain relationships within the behavioral health community, Roxanne is recognized for her unwavering commitment to prioritizing patients and their recovery.

With a wealth of experience working directly with individuals and their families, Roxanne ensures they receive the essential care needed to realize the promises of recovery. Starting her career as an admissions manager provided her with invaluable insights into the specific needs of those seeking treatment. In recent years, she has managed clinical outreach teams, showcasing her expertise in crisis and family interventions and her deep commitment to helping those in need.

Roxanne has spent the last decade contributing to the non-profit sector, making significant contributions to organizations such as Hazelden Betty Ford and, most recently, Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach, CA. Outside of her professional endeavors, Roxanne finds joy in beach activities, travel, gardening, restoring old furniture, and cherished moments with friends.

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Sarah is a dedicated Education Liaison with nearly 10 years of experience in the human services and mental health field. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Services with an emphasis in Mental Health Counseling from MSU Denver, where she graduated with honors.

Throughout her career, she has worked with a wide range of populations, from volunteering with older adults to teaching preschool-aged children. This diverse experience has strengthened her ability to connect with individuals of all ages and backgrounds, and informs her compassionate, person-centered approach.

In her current role, she serves as a vital link between educational institutions, families, and service providers—advocating for student success and ensuring access to necessary supports. She brings strong communication skills to every collaboration, and holds a firm belief in the power of education and community to drive positive outcomes.

Jacob Mooradian is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT) with over six years of clinical experience. Mooradian graduated from Pepperdine University, where he developed a strong foundation in therapeutic practices and honed his passion for helping others. Jacob’s career began with three years dedicated to working with individuals with disabilities, where he employed a person-centered approach combined with Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to support their unique needs and promote their personal growth.

The subsequent three years of Jacob’s career has been diverse and enriching, spanning various settings including adult residential, intensive outpatient, and virtual treatment environments. During this time, Jacob has practiced traditional talk therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), trauma-focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Motivational Interviewing. These experiences have allowed him to develop a versatile skill set and adapt his approach to meet the specific needs of each client.

One of his favorite methods to connect with clients is through the use of pop-culture references, which he find can make difficult topics more approachable and relatable. By integrating elements from movies, TV shows, and other cultural touchstones, Jacob strives to create a therapeutic environment that is both engaging and effective. Jacob’s goal is to make therapy a space where clients feel understood and empowered to navigate their personal journeys toward healing and growth.

Carter Hasbrook, AMFT, is a compassionate and dedicated therapist. With nearly a decade of experience in mental health, Carter has worked in diverse settings including psychiatric hospitals, residential treatment centers, and private practice. He holds a graduate degree from the University of the West, where he studied both Buddhist Psychology and Marriage & Family Therapy, shaping his holistic approach to psychotherapy. Carter is deeply committed to helping individuals and families move from merely managing life’s challenges to truly thriving, both emotionally and relationally. He integrates Internal Family Systems (IFS), Attachment Theory, and Mindfulness-Based Interventions into his work, creating a tailored and client-centered therapeutic experience. His passion for fostering inner growth and healing is complemented by his belief that turning inward is key to meaningful change. When not in the therapy room, Carter enjoys spending time on the beach, golfing, or exploring a new restaurant with his wife, Heidi, and their dog, Tobi. 

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Dr. Dorsey joined Sustain Recovery as its Medical Director after a long career in clinical and administrative medicine. He has directed research programs in the pharmaceutical industry, served as Chief of Psychiatry at multiple hospitals, and as Medical Director for a large public mental health agency.

Dr. Dorsey currently practices psychiatry from offices in Laguna Hills, Newport Beach, Santa Ana and Corona, and is Medical Director for another substance abuse program in Costa Mesa. Dorsey is board certified in psychiatry and administrative psychiatry and is a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association.

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