Our Team

Dr. Christian Small

Dr. Brandi Jordan

Dr. Arlene Ghahremani

Darrin Thibault

Arin Larson

Olympia Molina

Dennis Fox

Connie Johnson

Seth Holtz

Seth best decision he has ever made was getting sober. He has a passion for recovery and truly feels blessed and honored to be a part of this team. He remembers what it was like the day he made the call to get help, and how much his life changed. To be able to help others get sober and heal every day is truly a gift from God, and a responsibility that he take seriously. He is very grateful to be on such an outstanding team at Invigorate for the last 3 years.

Ben Yurchak

Ben is one of our Admissions Counselors specializing in substance abuse and mental health treatment. Born in Pennsylvania and raised in Florida, he brings not only professional experience to this role but a deep personal understanding of the struggles that come with addiction. He knows firsthand how dark and isolating that road can feel and now he uses his mess to become a message. “Recovery didn’t come easy – it took hitting rock bottom, asking for help, and learning to be vulnerable. What saved me wasn’t just treatment, but the people who showed up for me with compassion and understanding. That connection – being seen and heard without judgment -changed everything.” Now helping people take that first courageous step toward recovery is more than just a job to him – it’s his purpose.

Brian Bosley

Brian is an admissions counselor specializing in drug, alcohol, and mental health treatment. Originally from Maryland, he brings a grounded and compassionate approach to helping individuals take the first step toward recovery. With a strong belief in the power of human connection and support, Brian works closely with clients and their families to guide them through the admissions process with care and understanding. Outside of his professional work, Brian enjoys playing baseball and staying active, which helps him maintain balance and a positive outlook on life.

Jennifer Hellman

Jennifer was born and raised in Los Angeles County, California. Jennifer earned her bachelor’s degree in history from California State University Dominguez Hills and earned her master’s degree in psychology with an emphasis in marriage and family therapy from Brandman University. Jennifer is a licensed marriage and family therapist and has worked with various populations, including transitional-aged youth (16-25yo), folks struggling with severe and persistent mental illness, individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, individuals struggling with mental illness, homelessness, and substance use. Jennifer has worked in community mental health programs, served for 7 years at the Orange County Health Care Agency, helping individuals and families in the community, and has also worked in private company inpatient settings. Jennifer is passionate about her work in helping others, as she believes that if there is breath, there is hope. She believes in the work she does, having seen the profound changes that can occur in somebody’s life in just 30 days of treatment. Jennifer loves to travel the world, enjoys photography and videography, and believes that the more we learn about the world, the more we learn about ourselves.

Jason Phillips

Jason is a compassionate and dedicated Program Therapist with a Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University, and a specialty in Addiction Therapy. Jason provides individual and group therapy at IBH. Jason is certified in trauma-focused CBT and employs an integrative approach in his work with clients, including modalities such as Narrative Therapy, ACT, and Psychodynamic Therapy, and provides clients with psychoeducation, 12-Step facilitation, Mindfulness relapse prevention techniques, and development of healthy coping skills to facilitate change and promote client progress and long-term recovery.

Luz Marquez

Hi, I’m Luz Marquez, an Associate Mental Health Therapist with five years of experience in the mental health and substance use field. I specialize in helping individuals navigate challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and addiction through a compassionate, evidence-based approach.
I’m deeply passionate about this work and the people I serve. My goal is to create a safe, supportive space where you feel heard, understood, and empowered to make meaningful changes. Using tools like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Motivational Interviewing.

Gregg Manley

Marcus Davis

Hello, my name is Marcus Davis. I work at Invigorate Behavioral Health as a Counselor/Case Manager. I struggled with addiction for 15 years. Beginning in my early teens, I began using drugs and alcohol recreationally, and it escalated very quickly to daily use. During my addiction, I have lost jobs, ruined relationships, and lost my sense of self. After multiple lengthy hospitalizations as a result of my addiction, I finally got to the point where I realized that I couldn’t manage my addiction on my own and needed help. That was the turning point. I was tired, broken, and afraid when I reached out for help and decided to go to treatment. I entered treatment not knowing what to expect and not thinking it would work. I stayed in treatment for 9 months, and thanks to the staff at that treatment center and the community of people from 12-step meetings, I have been able to slowly rebuild my life. Today, I live clean and sober, which is something that never seemed possible for me. I love what I do today and have a passion for helping others navigate the path of sobriety. The past and mistakes I made in my addiction don’t define me, but it does help fuel my passion to guide others toward healing and freedom.

Sara Vazquez

Courtney Campbell

Ryan Langlois