Dr. Steven King graduated from Rush Medical College in Chicago, Illinois. Dr. King has trained at the Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland Metro Health Medical Center and University Hospitals of Cleveland. He is a board-certified psychiatrist with specialty training in forensic psychiatry. He is a member of the American Psychiatric Association.

Charles is a licensed independent clinical social worker and a board-certified diplomat in clinical social work. He is a member of the Academy of Clinical Social Workers and the National Association of Social Workers. He is licensed by the state of Ohio Counselors and Social Work Board. Charles has extensive experience in mental health services for more than 40 years. He counsels children, adolescents, adults, and families.

Mary Beth has worked as an outpatient counselor at Center for Behavioral Health since 2007. Previous to this, she was employed in adult psychiatric services at Northside Hospital and in outpatient counseling services at Valley Counseling.

Diane grew up in Mahoning Valley, has been married for 35 years, and has three children and two granddaughters.

Monica is a licensed professional independent counselor. Graduating with her Masters Degree in 2008;  she has studied at the University of Toledo and Capella University. Practicing for over 13 years, throughout the course of her career she has held many positions to include in the home, community mental health agencies, corrections, and  private group practice. In the past she has facilitated dual diagnosis groups, worked extensively with first psychosis patients, conducted ongoing couple therapy sessions, supervised case managers and residential care homes, and provided and coordinated crisis care treatment. Currently Monica provides diagnostic assessments and individual therapy services to adults.

As a trained cognitive behavioral therapist Monica’s approach is one that is passionate, flexible, multidimensional, and catered to each person. Adding in elements of humor, harm reduction, problem solving, motivational interviewing, and acceptance Monica’s goal is to help each of her patient’s discover their inner power and take control over enacting beneficial changes.

Her areas of specialty include the treatment of  mood disorders, addictive behaviors, anxiety,  and managing adjustment periods. Monica’s current areas of interest are related to women’s issues, diminishing negative cultural impact, support of correctional staff and reintegration programming.

William worked as a specialist for fourteen plus years assuming a variety of roles including, case management, supervision, and dual diagnosis counseling. In this role William provided group, individual, and family therapy. He has an additional five years specializing in mental health treatment, providing services to a diverse population including inpatient crisis, forensics, and outpatient treatment.
William received an Associate's Degree in Human Services Technologies, and a Bachelor's Degree in Human Development and Family studies from Kent State University. He went on to earn a Master's of Science in Education Counseling from Youngstown State University. He worked in the manufacturing industry for several years, and is an Army veteran.