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At Hope & Healing Addiction Treatment Centers, we believe recovery begins with a compassionate, coordinated team. Our holistic and trauma-informed care team includes licensed clinical therapists, medical professionals, psychiatric providers, behavioral health specialists, and trauma-focused counselors—all working in close collaboration to deliver deeply personalized, integrated care.
Hand-selected for their expertise and shared values, our team has spent years building a unified treatment model proven to help clients who’ve struggled with multiple failed treatment attempts or “failure to launch” challenges. We don’t just focus on short-term stabilization—our team focuses on helping you build a life worth living.
‣ Action-Oriented Goals: Every client follows a structured, intentional schedule designed to cultivate progress, build confidence, and restore daily functioning.
‣ Radical Honesty & Accountability: We foster an environment of transparency and personal ownership, empowering each client to step fully into their recovery.
‣ Dignity-Driven Healing: While no program can "give" someone self-respect, we help our clients reconnect with their own sense of Integrity and Purpose—often for the first time in years.
At Hope & Healing, your past doesn’t define your future. Whether this is your first time in treatment or your final turning point, our team is committed to making this the moment that healing takes root—for good.



Jamie, LCSW is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over a decade of experience helping adults heal from co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders. She brings a trauma-informed, client-centered approach to both therapy and leadership, believing that recovery is possible when people are met with empathy, structure, and a genuine sense of belonging. Jamie’s career has spanned a wide range of treatment settings, including detox, residential treatment, psychiatric inpatient care, crisis intervention, and outpatient therapy.
She is trained in trauma recovery, addiction treatment, and EMDR (Eye MovementDesensitization and Reprocessing), an evidence-based therapy that helps individuals process and heal from trauma, often at the core of substance use challenges. Jamie is also registered with the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners as a Clinical Supervisor. As Clinical Director, Jamie is dedicated to ensuring that programs deliver effective, evidence-based, and culturally responsive care.
As an Arizona native, she is especially passionate about serving her community and creating lasting change. Jamie strives to foster an environment where clinicians feel supported and where every client experiences safety, trust, and empowerment from the moment they walk through the door.

Thomas is a proud member of the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi(NHBP), a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, and an alumnus of Hope and Healing AddictionTreatment Centers. He also holds membership with the Operating Engineers Local 324 of Michigan. With a background rooted in service, skilled trades, and long-term recovery, Thomas brings a powerful combination of lived experience, cultural knowledge, and spiritual leadership to his role.
Having walked through his own healing journey, Thomas is passionate about helping others find hope and direction. He is a certified White Bison Wellbriety instructor and an instructor through the Native American Fatherhood and Families Association (NAFFA), specializing in culturally grounded recovery rooted in Indigenous values and teachings.
As Director of Cultural Affairs, Thomas plays a key role in integrating traditional healing practices into clinical treatment. He leads talking circles, ceremonies, and cultural programming based on the medicine wheel—offering a holistic framework for balance and well-being. Thomas believes these teachings are not exclusive to Native people, but are universal tools for anyone seeking spiritual, emotional, physical, and mental healing.
He is currently entering his second year studying Cultural Studies at Red Lake Nation College, an all-Native institution committed to advancing Indigenous knowledge, education, and leadership. His leadership reflects the strength of tradition, the power of recovery, and a deep commitment to helping individuals rediscover purpose, identity, and connection.













As the Director of Community Relations, Michael’s focus is on creating and maintaining strong relationships with individuals and organizations in the community we serve. His goal is to offer our program as a resource to those seeking treatment for addiction and general mental health. He is driven, passionate, and feels a sense of purpose in his work—confident that his experience has value and can help others find the miracle of recovery.

Casper Johnson serves as the Fleet Manager at Hope & Healing Addiction Treatment Centers, where he oversees all aspects of transportation and vehicle upkeep. With three years of experience in logistics and fleet management, Casper combines his analytical skills, attention to detail, and strong aptitude for numbers to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient transportation services for clients and staff.
Casper’s professional development includes active membership in NAFA (National Association for Fleet Administrators) and participation in multiple safety seminars, equipping him with specialized knowledge in fleet operations and safety standards. His leadership ensures that vehicles are maintained to the highest standards, contributing to the smooth functioning of daily operations.
What Casper values most about his role is being part of an organization that truly goes above and beyond for its clients. He believes Hope & Healing offers far more than other treatment centers in the Valley, providing compassionate, trauma-informed care that makes a lasting difference. By managing logistics behind the scenes, Casper helps create a dependable, supportive environment where clients can focus fully on their healing journey.





George is more than just a dog he’s a gentle soul with a story of resilience and healing. Once a victim of hardship and trauma, George faced challenges no animal should ever endure. With time, care, and love, he found safety at Hope and Healing where he is now cherished as part of the family.
Today, George shines as a symbol of hope and strength. His kind eyes, wagging tail, and affectionate nature bring comfort to everyone he meets. He has an extraordinary ability to sense when someone needs a little extra love, offering quiet companionship, joy, and a calming presence to clients on their own recovery journeys.
George’s journey reminds us that healing is possible, even after the hardest times. His beautiful personality touches hearts every day, filling the home with warmth, laughter, and peace. 🐾
With locations in Mesa, Scottsdale, Phoenix, and Surprise, AZ, Hope & Healing Addiction Treatment Centers are the premier Residential and Outpatient Treatment Centers in Arizona treating substance use disorder, trauma-related issues, mood and anxiety, and co-occurring disorders.
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