Gil Carmona has over 25 years of behavioral healthcare experience with an extensive background in executive management, consultation and direct service. His specialties include administration, marketing, new business development, joint ventures, program management, curriculum development, fundraising, grant writing, staff development, in-service training, and public speaking.

Ruqayyah Samia has nine years of experience in the field of marriage and family therapy including specialties in dual diagnosis, couples, families, and children, and three years of experience as a consultant for for-profit agencies, specializing in documentation quality improvement and training programs. She created and copyrighted the "Justification for Level Of Care" or "JLOC" form to increase the number of days authorized by insurance for inpatient and outpatient programs. She also provides clinical training for therapists and case managers. Samia will be awarded her PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy in 2018.

Lawrence V. Tucker, M.D. is a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, and a Diplomate of the American Board of Addiction Medicine, practicing in pharmacological management of psychiatric disorders including attention deficit disorder, mood disorders, PTSD, anxiety disorders, pregnant females with and without addiction, as well as addictionology, substance and process addiction. Dr. Tucker has also been involved in research involving traumatic brain injuries and Sports Psychiatry, as well as substance abuse. He is a distinguished member of the ASAM, APA, AMA, and International Society of Sports Psychiatry. Dr. Tucker attended UCLA for his undergraduate degree, B.S. in Physiological Sciences. He then attended UCLA School of Medicine for his medical degree and stayed at UCLA for his internship and residency in psychiatry and neurology. He completed one year in child and adolescent psychiatry. Before Dr. Tucker attended UCLA, he served in the United States Marine Corps, Infantry.