We provide an elevated, clinically driven treatment experience that blends evidence-based practices with holistic support. Whether an individual is seeking treatment for addiction, mental health conditions, or co-occurring disorders, our team works to ensure they receive thoughtful, personalized care rooted in compassion and respect.
Our goal is to help you reconnect with yourself, rebuild what matters, and move forward with strength and purpose.
Our Mission
Our mission is to deliver high-quality, integrated addiction and mental health treatment that meets individuals where they are and guides them toward lasting recovery.
We aim to create an environment where individuals feel understood, empowered, and capable of real transformation. Through individualized treatment planning, clinical excellence, and a commitment to long-term healing, we help individuals develop the tools and confidence they need to reshape their lives.
Every member of our team is united by the belief that recovery is possible for everyone and that the right support can make all the difference.
Our Values
At Addiction Treatment Center of New England, our values guide every interaction, decision, and treatment approach within our program. They shape the compassionate environment we create, the high clinical standards we uphold, and the way we support each individual who walks through our doors. These core principles reflect our commitment to dignity, integrity, and meaningful recovery, ensuring that every individual is met with the respect, understanding, and exceptional care they deserve.
Compassion
We approach every individual with empathy and genuine care. We honor their experiences and create a judgment-free environment that fosters trust and safety.
Excellence
Our programs are guided by the latest research and best practices in addiction medicine and behavioral health. We continuously refine our methods to ensure the highest standard of care.
Integrity
Transparency, honesty, and ethical practice form the foundation of everything we do, from clinical decisions to communication with families.
Collaboration
We believe healing is strongest when it’s shared. Our team partners closely with individuals, loved ones, and community providers to build a cohesive and sustainable recovery plan.
Respect
We honor the dignity, autonomy, and potential of every person who comes through our doors, recognizing that recovery looks different for everyone.
Growth
Every day is an opportunity to learn, evolve, and move closer to the life you want. We help individuals embrace change and celebrate progress at every stage.
Meet the Team of Addiction Treatment Center of New England
Our team is the core of our mission. Addiction Treatment Center of New England is staffed by a multidisciplinary group of seasoned professionals who bring clinical expertise, lived experience, and heartfelt commitment to each client’s recovery journey.
Clinical Expertise
Our licensed therapists and clinicians specialize in:
- Addiction and substance use disorders
- Trauma-informed care
- Co-occurring mental health conditions
- Family therapy
- Cognitive behavioral therapies (CBT, DBT, and ACT)
- Motivational interviewing and relapse prevention
Each clinician collaborates to develop a personalized treatment plan that evolves with the client’s progress.
Medical Support
Our medical team provides ongoing monitoring, medication oversight when necessary, and comprehensive safety assessments to ensure clients receive the highest level of clinical support.
Case Management and Life Skills
Case managers help clients rebuild stability and structure, offering guidance in areas such as employment, education, legal matters, and aftercare planning. Their goal is to ensure individuals leave treatment with the resources and confidence needed for long-term recovery.
Recovery Coaches
Our recovery coaches draw from professional training and personal experience to offer mentorship, accountability, and encouragement. They help individuals strengthen their recovery mindset and navigate the everyday challenges of early sobriety.
Support Staff
From admissions to residential staff, every team member helps cultivate a warm, structured, and welcoming environment where individuals feel at ease throughout their stay.
As CEO of ATCNE, Adam strives to help all individuals struggling to see the light in the wake of addiction. Adam lives by the words “love others until they can love themselves, hold hands when they don’t want to be held, and construct visions for individuals who have none.” It is Adam’s hope that he and his team can expand awareness on the disease of addiction and help to attack substance use disorder within the Allston Brighton Community. Previously, as The Addiction Specialist for The White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, Adam had the honor of advising the Executive Office of the President on federal level addiction policy. In his professional career Adam began as a clinician in the substance use field and has held Director level positions in various levels of care. Adam holds a MS in Professional Counseling from Grand Canyon University and a BA in Psychology from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. In his free time Adam loves to spend time with his wife Briana and three children Charlie, Adeline, and Bodhi. Adam is also an avid sports fan and loves to spend time running and exploring nature.
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Dr. Reed has been the Medical Director of ATCNE since 2019. She received her MD from NYU. She joined the ATCNE team because she valued the mission and likes being able to help people on their journeys of healing and recovery. Dr. Reed enjoys spending time with family and friends, as well as gardening and baking!
Robin Reed, MD
Alex has been a clinical intern with ATCNE since September 2025. He is in the process of completing his Masters of Mental Health Counseling at Boston College and is passionate about seeing the ability people have to change their habits and lives. In his free time, Alex likes to exercise, play basketball, play piano, and watch movies!
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Alli started as a Clinician in 2023 before stepping into the role of Clinical Supervisor Fall 2024. Alli received her BS in Economics and Ethics from Bentley University, and Master of Social Work with a Trauma Certificate from Simmons University. She is passionate about many things including social justice, harm reduction, housing reform. Outside of work, Alli is an avid sports fan, slow runner, and decent recreational softball pitcher.
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Amanda served as the Clinic Monitor when completing her co-op at Northeastern University, before returning to a full-time position in 2025. She wanted to work at ATCNE because she is passionate about helping people who are often overlooked, feel seen. Amanda is in the process of training her puppy, Mavis, to be a therapy dog!
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Amy began working at ATCNE in the fall of 2024 after spending many years working in Substance Use Treatment at various levels of care. Amy received her Master of Science in Nursing from Northeastern University. She joined the ATCNE team with goals of increasing awareness and education of SUD treatment as well as providing support and treatment to those who are struggling. When she’s not providing thorough and enthusiastic treatment to clients, Amy enjoys lake time in NH and playing with her grandson.
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Arianna has been ATCNE’s Clinic Monitor since July 2025 as part of her co-op from Northeastern University where she is currently studying for her Bachelors. Arianna wanted to work at ATCNE because she appreciates learning about the various substance use treatments modalities while serving a population diverse in needs. In the future, she’d like to work as a clinician to empower and support clients throughout their journey to recovery. In her free time, Arianna enjoys long walks, listening to music, taking pictures, and watching movies.
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Ben is completing his clinical internship at ATCNE while pursuing his Masters of Mental Health Counseling at UMass Boston. Prior to starting at ATCNE, Ben spent 2 years at Opensky Community Services in Worcester working in residential programming. Ben is passionate about forming meaningful connections with people who need help and hearing stories that aren’t heard and validated enough. When not working or studying, you can find Ben practicing guitar, playing hockey, or hanging out with his dog, Tuna, and cat, Smooch!
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Brianna hit the ground running in the summer of 2024, bringing with her 12 years of experience caring for incarcerated individuals and managing Medication Assisted Treatment programs. Brianna believes wholeheartedly in Harm Reduction, and she is passionate about caring for underserved populations struggling with substance use. She enjoys crafting, biking, and camping in her spare time.
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Dan has been keeping ATCNE’s facilities running smoothly since joining the team in May of 2025. He brings a lifetime of experience working with unhoused individuals, including overseeing training and employment programs. Dan has a passion for helping those who are struggling overcome barriers. He is a strong believer in helping others improve self-esteem and skill-building to continue moving forward.
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Emily became a clinician at ATCNE in July of 2024 after receiving her Masters in Mental Health Counseling at Lesley University. Emily now serves as a Lead Clinician where she prioritizes Peer-Support for her fellow clinicians while maintaining her passion for advocating for clients. In her free time, Emily enjoys crafting!
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Evan started as a Recovery Coach at ATCNE in June of 2024. He has his Master of Education from Cambridge College, is a LADC I, and has experience working in other outpatient programs. Evan brings his life experience into his role and finds fulfillment in helping others enhance their lives. Outside of ATCNE, Evan works as a DJ and loves spending time with his dog, Miso.
Evan D, LADC I
Farah brought her 25 years of behavioral health services experience to the ATCNE team in June of 2024. She got her Masters from Grand Canyon University and is a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor. Farah is passionate about helping others find their voice, and enjoys working within ATCNE’s community-oriented culture. Farah relaxes by getting manicures, pedicures, and watching funny TV shows.
Farah M, LADC I
Greg has been a clinician with ATCNE since October 2021. The Ohio native received his Bachelor of Arts in Music Composition from Ohio University before completing a Master of Social Work at Simmons University. He has worked alongside a myriad of populations in inpatient, residential, and community settings, as well as volunteering for crisis support online. Greg provides a genuine person-centered, ethical, skills-based approach.
Greg H, LCSW
Haylee came to ATCNE as a clinical intern in the Fall of 2024, before starting full-time as a clinician in May of 2025. She received her BS in Psychology from Union College and her MA in Mental Health Counseling from Boston College. Haylee wanted to work at ATCNE because she values Harm Reduction and believes it’s a compassionate and practical way to meet people where they are without judgement. Outside of the office, you can find Haylee doing yoga, baking, spending time with her family, or cheering on the Bruins!Haylee S
Clinician
Janet has been a part of the organization since 2016, bringing along expertise in not-for-profit accounting and auditing. Janet came to ATCNE because she wanted to use her skills to assist an organization with a mission to help people.
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Controller
Jennifer worked in the substance use and treatment field in a variety of roles for 25 years before coming to ATCNE in 2020. Jennifer was drawn to ATCNE because of the resiliency clients demonstrate, and the passionate staff dedicated to providing high levels of care to every individual.Jennifer M
Business Manager/Compliance Officer
Jill has been with ATCNE since 2022. She brings decades of experience in medical billing and revenue cycle management to the team. Jill is passionate about streamlining billing workflows and advocating for clients to receive the care they deserve. She stays current with industry changes through ongoing education and training. Outside of work, Jill enjoys hiking, golfing and traveling.Jill M
Billing Specialist
Laneys became one of the nurses at ATCNE in 2024. She received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Chamberlain University and my Associate of Science in Nursing from Laboure College. Laneys loves her job as a nurse and believes every person has a success story. She enjoys spending time with family, traveling, watching baseball, and binge-watching Netflix movies.
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Malik began as a Clinician at ATCNE in July of 2024. When he’s not in individual sessions, you can find Malik running groups or building Legos to decorate his office with. Malik is most passionate about his work making a positive impact in some way. Malik enjoys playing rugby and reading when he’s not in the office.
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Clinician
Rae brought her years of experience in Inpatient and Residential settings to ATCNE in November 2024. She has her Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Criminal Justice and is in the process of completing her Master of Mental Health Counseling at Lesley University. Before coming to ATCNE, Rae was drawn to learning about medication assisted treatment and utilizing an interdisciplinary approach. Rae enjoys photography and travelling in her free time.
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Clinician
Sian began working at ATCNE as an intern in September of 2025. She is currently getting her Master of Mental Health Counseling at Boston College. Sian wanted to complete her internship at ATCNE because of her interest in helping those with substance use disorders and due to the training and support system ATCNE could provide. In her free time, Sian likes to travel and go diving!
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Stephanie began working at ATCNE in October of 2024 and brought many years of OTP and mental health treatment experience with her. Her favorite part of working at ATCNE is how much everyone genuinely cares for their clients. She feels this is more than just a place of business, where she can make a real impact on people’s lives. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with loved ones, sky diving, horseback riding, reading books, and connecting with friends.
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Tom returned to ATCNE in 2024 after working here from 2000-2010. Tom’s years of experience working in the addiction field make him a great asset to the team! Outside of work he enjoys spending time with his children and grandchildren, along with fulfilling his role as a Preacher.
Tom S, LADC II
Clinician
Trenita joined the ATCNE team in December 2024, bringing along her experience working at Pine Street Inn. She has a passion for working with people and bridging the gap between unmet needs and resources. She prioritizes treating each client with compassion and patience. If Trenita is not at work, she is spending quality time with her family.
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Vernon started as a clinician with ATCNE in July of 2000. He completed his Master of Education at UMass Boston and CAGS at Northeastern. Vernon wanted to work at ATCNE to help people struggling with active drug addiction. He enjoys working with people and has had many long-lasting relationships with clients since joining the agency 25 years ago. Outside of work, Vernon “The Cat,” enjoys reading, music, and nature.
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Walden started at ATCNE as a clinical intern in 2020 before becoming a Clinician, Lead Clinician, and now Clinical Director. She received her Master of Mental Health Counseling from UMass Boston. She was drawn to ATCNE by the shared values for harm reduction and client-centered care. She feels like this is a place where her compassion and empathy for others can stretch the farthest and make the most difference. When Walden isn’t at work you can find her reading a fun series, doing hot yoga, going to see her favorite band – King Gizzard – and walking her dog!
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Will started at ATCNE in January of 2010. Initially based on-site, Will now works remotely from South Carolina. Will is passionate about working with people – both clients and staff. He loves interacting with so many friendly, down-to-earth people from all walks of life and different knowledge and experiences. In his free time, Will enjoys playing various instruments – guitar, mandolin, banjo, and more!
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Erin stepped into the role of House Mentor for ATCNE in September of 2025. She has her BA in Sociology and is currently studying for her LADC at UMass Boston. She believes that there isn’t enough support for women in recovery, so she wanted to join an organization that prioritized this. You can find Erin buried in a book when she’s not busy!
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Sulai has been an integral part of the ATCNE team since August 2021. Prior to becoming a Nurse, Sue spent 17 years as a Paramedic with FDNY, and after receiving her degree at Manhattan Community College, she has work as a nurse in a multitude of settings. Sue’s immense experience shows in her high-quality work, and she finds passion in dismantling stigma surrounding substance use treatment. In addition to being a compassionate and talented nurse, Sue is also a proud mom!
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A Treatment Experience Designed for Healing
- Private, peaceful spaces designed for restoration
- Evidence-based therapies tailored to individual needs
- A compassionate team dedicated to your long-term success
- A commitment to dignity, confidentiality, and professionalism
- Clear, supportive communication with families and loved ones
At Addiction Treatment Center of New England, we combine clinical excellence with a human-centered approach that prioritizes connection, growth, and sustainable recovery.
Begin Your Journey With Us
Whether you’re seeking help for yourself or a loved one, we’re here to guide you through every step of the process. From the first phone call to the transition to aftercare, you’ll be supported by a team that believes in your potential and is dedicated to seeing you thrive.
Healing starts with the first step, and we’re honored to walk alongside you. Contact us today.
