Best Alcohol and Drug Rehab WY in Little America, WY

Dr. Cameron earned a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Neuroscience from University of California San Diego where she graduated with honors and her PhD in clinical psychology from Walden university where she focused her studies on severe psychopathology, Dr. Cameron believes that only when the mind and body are working together is balance achieved. To that end, Dr. Cameron utilizes an integrative approach that our thoughts, feelings, perceptions, and attitudes have either a positive or negative impact on our biological and, subsequently, our psychological functioning. The ‘mind-body problem’ refers to the often conflicted interaction between the two. Dr. Cameron utilizes a variety of therapeutic modalities to assist her clients in achieving emotional stability thru mind/body balance. She emphasizes the strengths of her clients, exemplifying a positive, and affirming perspective. Dr. Cameron welcomes to her practice, client’s struggling with anxiety, depression and marital conflict as well as those who may be looking to improve self –esteem, and/or foster a greater sense of personal empowerment. Dr. Cameron is also able to incorporate progressive relaxation, pet therapy, as well as creative movement when appropriate.

Mark Stovall, CAT, CMHT, joined Oxford Treatment Center in March. He brings nearly 20 years experience in the coordination, development and management of inpatient chemical dependency and behavioral health programs. Stovall is the former director of the Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Services for the Mississippi Department of Mental Health (DMH). During his eight years with the department, he led divisions including adolescent services, clinical services, and treatment services. His efforts at DMH included advancing the use of evidence-based programs in community treatment centers across Mississippi.

Catherine, BSN has been a Registered Nurse for the last 8 years. As a second career, and with a prior Bachelor’s degree from The Ohio State University, she obtained an Associate’s degree in nursing in 2011 and began her career in the Emergency Department. In 2017 she obtained her BSN, while still continuing as an ER nurse. It was during her time as an ER nurse that she often experienced with patients and families the devastating effects of substance abuse. This compelled her to accept a floor nurse position with the Maryland Center for Addiction treatment in March of 2018 when it opened it’s doors. Within 3 months Catherine shifted from an occasional floor nurse at MCAT and full-time ER nurse, to a full-time RN Case Manager at MCAT and an occasional ER floor nurse. In July of 2019, Catherine accepted the Director of Nursing position at MCAT, and truly feels that she has found her nursing niche in substance abuse treatment and nursing management. She is currently looking forward to graduating in December 2020 with her Master’s of Science in Nursing to become a family nurse practitioner.