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   Bernadette attended school in Boca Raton Florida after moving from Ottawa Canada with her family in 1985. After high school she attended to Florida Atlantic University for the first two years of her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology before transferring to Stetson University in DeLand Fl where she graduated with her BS in Psychology. She then went on to obtain her Forensic Psychology Masters degree at University of Denver, Colorado in July 2001. Upon her return home to the Sunshine state she began working with children and families. It was here that her interest in chemical dependency began and her love of helping others solidified. Bernadette obtained her License of Mental Health Counselor in February 2004 and has never looked back. Instead she has sought further education in addictions and obtained her Certified Addictions Professional certification in 2006 in order to better understand and help those who struggle with chemical abuse and dependency. Bernadette has worked at various companies, both non-profit and for-profit, but was not fulfilled. She decided to open a treatment center that would focus on the needs of the client with trust, respect and compassion.  

  Dr. Nicole Jasper has been in Florida since 1985, when she fell in love with the state.  She completed her Bachelor of Arts right here at FAU and then continued with her studies in San Jose California she obtained her Doctorate of Chiropractic.  There was only one place she wanted to practice so she came home to south Florida.  She has been in practice for nineteen years, using gentle techniques such as Cox Technique, Activator, Thompson Drop and Manual Diversified.  Eight years ago Nicole started her journey into the addictionology world as she began to treat clients in a number of treatment centers and saw the benefit that the clients received from chiropractic care as well as the mental health portion.  She began to take classes in addictionology from The American College of Addictionology and Compulsive Disorder and is working on her doctorate in this field. 

 Kelly is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with her Bachelor’s and Master’s from FAU. Kelly is a transplant from North Carolina, residing in West Palm Beach since 2007. Graduating in 2015, Kelly began her career in a maximum security juvenile detention center. After working for 5 years in the facility she began working with dual diagnosis adults. Kelly is a single mother of one energetic son who helps maintain a healthy work/home life balance. Working with mental health clients is her passion. Kelly looks for the positive in people and believes that all people deserve a chance to improve their life.