Daniel has been a respected member of the substance abuse and mental health treatment community in Southern California for over five years, helping people all over the country find successful paths to recovery. With over six years of continuous sobriety himself, Daniel’s life mission and unwavering passion is to help individuals on a larger scale. Daniel has done extensive work in personal growth and healing which has steered him into roles as both an Entrepreneur and a Transformational Communicator where he is dedicated to developing people, to enhance their ability for change, to inspire and lead others.

After many years of struggling with mental health and substance abuse concerns stemming from a challenging childhood, Hailey Livingston recognized that she needed help. With her family’s love and support, Hailey entered the outpatient treatment program at Renewal Health Group to begin her healing journey. The compassionate and personalized care she received there inspired her to help others. She later joined the Renewal team as one of their earliest employees and, over five years, rose to become their National Director of Business Development. Throughout this journey, she helped grow the organization and deepened her understanding of the vital importance of mental health care.

Hailey then founded TeleHope with a promise to unite people and provide compassionate, accessible tele-therapy that empowers individuals with personalized support. She has cultivated an extensive network within the field and is regarded as a trusted and respected resource.

Tiffany Komba is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in Southern California, with a deep passion for mental health. She began her career in the field of addiction in 2018, drawn to the work so profoundly that she remained dedicated to it. Over the years, Tiffany has honed her skills in treating both mental health and co-occurring disorders, providing compassionate and effective therapy to individuals, couples, and families. She earned her Master’s degree in Marriage & Family Therapy in 2020 and began her journey as an Associate MFT, working in an outpatient mental health and addiction recovery clinic. Her dedication and expertise quickly led her to the role of Clinical Director for an inpatient treatment facility specializing in dual diagnosis.

Tiffany excels in helping her clients navigate complex issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and self-esteem. She also has specialized expertise in communication skills, conflict resolution, and family dynamics, supporting individuals, couples, and families in overcoming challenges and fostering healthier, more fulfilling relationships. Her commitment to mental health is evident in her work and the positive impact she has on the lives of those she serves.

Natalie Mark is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She is a Certified Dialectical Behavior Therapy (C-DBT) professional, and has extensive experience working with behavioral issues, psychosis, relationships/family conflict, personality disorders, life transitions, depression, and anxiety and trauma-related disorders. Natalie has extensive training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA), Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT), Metacognitive Training for Psychosis (MCT), and Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP). Natalie uses an eclectic approach to treatment supporting clients, who feel “stuck” or “lost” in life. She often uses humor in sessions because life is hard and sometimes the most therapeutic thing you can do is laugh! Natalie works collaboratively to create a safe and comfortable space to understand and explore behavioral patterns, communication styles, past trauma, intrusive thoughts, and coping strategies that could be negatively impacting your well-being. Natalie has worked in various treatment settings such as detox/RTC programs, PHP/IOP, OP, and community mental health. Natalie worked as a Program Director  at California OnTrack, a Coordinated Specialty Care Program for Thought Disorders. She worked closely with the medical director and clinical director, developing the foundational materials that are used in California OnTrack’s Intensive Coordinated Specialty Care. Natalie simultaneously worked with a group practice, Transform Therapy Services, where she learned to build her private practice, expanded her knowledge in the world of trauma, and was trained in Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy. Natalie is committed to supporting the cultivation of personal resilience through the therapeutic process.

Dr. Ginamarie Papia is a distinguished practitioner in functional and integrative medicine, specializing in whole person health. She completed her medical education at the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine in Bradenton, FL, followed by an Internal Medicine Residency at Yale New Haven Health Greenwich Hospital in Greenwich, CT. She pursued an Integrative Medicine Fellowship at the Osher Center for Integrative Medicine at Northwestern University in Chicago, IL and is dual Board Certified in both Internal Medicine and Integrative Medicine. Dr. Papia has also completed foundational training with the Institute for Functional Medicine and further learning with the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine. She is committed to providing a comprehensive understanding of patient health through various functional medicine tests and personalized health and mindset coaching. Driven by a belief that the patient-provider relationship is sacred and essential for long-term success, Dr. Papia strives to uncover holistic healing approaches that go beyond conventional medicine.

Is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor who has been working in treatment since 2019 as a technician, supervisor, counselor, group facilitator, and sober companion. Asia employs a unique, personalized approach in her work with clients that has allowed her to connect to a wide demographic of individuals from all walks of life. Asia’s understanding that recovery is not “one-size-fits-all” coupled with her intrinsic passion for helping individuals connect to authenticity, self-compassion, and personal power informs her counseling and group facilitation style. Asia has been sober since 2019 and calls on her own experience navigating early sobriety to access empathy, understanding, and a willingness to meet people where they are at in her work with them.

I’m dedicated to helping individuals holistically heal from trauma through nervous system regulation. My journey into this transformative field has been shaped by years of learning from respected teachers and trauma experts, including Dr. Peter Levine. I believe that true healing goes beyond traditional talk therapy, as trauma is not something that can be solely thought through; it’s a response deeply rooted in your nervous system. What motivates me in my work is the impact I witness as clients regain a sense of safety within their bodies. This newfound safety allows them to experience their emotions fully and be present with themselves and those around them.

My expertise lies in helping people heal from trauma through the powerful modalities of Somatic Experiencing and Parts Work. This understanding comes from my training as a Psychedelic Integration Specialist, Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, 200-Hour Yoga Teacher (YTT), but it also stems from the healing I have found in my own journey. I am personally dedicated to my own healing and growth, going deep into my own somatic experiencing work since 2008. This commitment to my healing path deeply informs and enriches my work with clients. My connection to this work stems from my own experiences with religious and early childhood developmental trauma. I understand the complexity of the healing process, and I offer a safe and supportive space for individuals to begin releasing old wounds.

Rhea earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychobiology from UCLA and is now pursuing her PsyD at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology to deepen her expertise in mental health and psychology. Passionate about helping others, she currently works as a Senior Behavioral Health Technician at California OnTrack, a psychosis outpatient program. In this role, she leads group therapy sessions, provides DBT skills coaching, and supports data collection to enhance treatment outcomes.

With a talent in classical piano, Rhea has combined her love of music with her mental health work, developing music therapy groups and creating innovative curricula. Previously, she worked as a medical assistant in a psychiatric clinic, gaining valuable experience in patient care. Rhea has received specialized training in CBT, DBT, MCT, and ACT, allowing her to offer comprehensive, evidence-based support to those in need.