Medical Director

Dr. Ana brings a deeply personal and compassionate approach to her work as a physician, shaped by both lived experience and diverse professional training. Raised in rural Oregon, Ana’s early struggles with anxiety, depression, and substance use informed her lifelong commitment to mental health and recovery.

Her career path began with community work—from volunteering in a rural health clinic in El Salvador to supporting houseless individuals with severe mental illness and addiction in Los Angeles. These experiences fueled her determination to address systemic gaps in care and led her to earn both her MD and MPH from Oregon Health & Science University.

After navigating her own recovery journey during medical training, Ana developed a strong interest in addiction treatment systems and care effectiveness. Today, she is passionate about working with adolescents facing mental health and substance use challenges and is committed to developing innovative, responsive systems of care across Oregon.

As Medical Director at Haven, Ana integrates evidence-based practices with a person-centered philosophy, helping each patient find the best path forward based on their unique story, strengths, and needs.

Outside of work, Ana enjoys spending time with her daughter, gardening, making art, and exploring the outdoors.

Clinical Director​, LCSW, CADC ll​

She brings over a decade of experience working with adults, teens, couples, and families, and is deeply committed to improving the wellness and quality of life of those she serves. Diana believes that every person deserves access to resources that enhance their quality of life and experiences inclusion and safety in the therapeutic process.

Diana gently explores thoughts and feelings and how they impact behavior to cultivate new ways of thinking and engaging with the world. Her approach may also utilize a systems perspective to understand clients' specific life contexts and a solution-focused strategy to help prioritize issues and develop actionable steps to manage immediate concerns. Diana emphasizes the importance of client feedback to ensure a positive and effective therapeutic

Diana's work is grounded in cultural awareness and sensitivity. She strives to provide anti-racist and anti-oppressive services to all individuals, including People of Color, LGBTQIA folks, and people with various, non-culturally dominant, and unique abilities. Her commitment to inclusivity ensures that all clients feel welcomed and respected for who they are.

Outside of her professional life, Diana is a wife and mother of two daughters. She enjoys spending time outdoors and is an avid gamer, with a particular fondness for playing Magic: The Gathering with friends.

Clinical Supervisor , LPC, CADC I, LMHC, ACS

I believe the right relationships at the right time are transformative. I believe conversations can be medicine. I believe youth deserve care that is easy to access, comfortable, and in sync with their communities. I live in SE Portland with my family of amazing humans and animals.  ​I have been a licensed mental health and chemical dependency therapist for 12 years and I feel truly hopeful about where the field of psychology is growing as well. I am grateful to be part of the Haven team and aim to treat patients with the same love and consideration I would want for my own children.  ​We are all family. 

Addictions Supervisor, CADC II, CRM II

With a passion shaped by personal experience and professional dedication, Stephanie brings empathy, resilience, and authenticity to her work as an addictions counselor. She believes in the power of recovery and the strength that can emerge from life’s most challenging moments. Her mission is to help clients, especially adolescents, uncover their potential, develop healthier coping strategies, and build lives rooted in purpose, connection, and healing.

A proud Northeast Portland native and graduate of Washington-Monroe High School, Stephanie was a vibrant student —cheerleader, prom queen, volleyball player, and jazz ensemble singer. She earned a vocal jazz scholarship to Mt. Hood Community College, but her journey took a turn during high school when she began experimenting with alcohol. What followed was a 16-year battle with alcoholism that altered the course of her early adulthood.

Despite not having a visible family history of addiction, Stephanie came to understand through her own recovery that the disease ran deeper than she knew. Her sobriety journey, which began on August 5, 1997, has become one of the most important achievements of her life. It not only transformed her health and spirit, but also ignited a calling to help others find their way to recovery.

In 2009, after the tragic loss of her beloved son Austin, she returned to school with a renewed sense of purpose. Austin’s creative spirit and dreams of becoming a writer and director continue to inspire her to live with meaning and intention. Through immense grief, she learned that emotions—no matter how painful—are survivable, and that recovery is possible even in the face of unimaginable loss.

Since starting her professional counseling career in 2010, [Your Name] has specialized in working with adolescents and families affected by substance use. Her approach is rooted in compassion, education, and empowerment. She helps young people understand the impact of addiction on the mind, body, and spirit, and encourages them to explore new solutions, make healthier choices, and discover their inner resilience.

Drawing on both clinical training and lived experience, [Your Name] offers a safe, judgment-free space where clients feel seen, heard, and supported. She tailors treatment to each individual's unique journey and is committed to planting seeds of hope that can grow into lifelong recovery.

Outside of her work, Stephanie is most proud of her three children—Tyler, Lexie, and her angel Austin. Tyler is currently pursuing a graduate degree in Aero-Tech Engineering, and Lexie earned her Master of Science degree in 2022. She credits her family, her sobriety, and her clients for keeping her grounded and inspired.

She still loves all things sparkly, believes in the magic of puppy kisses, and previously worked as a cosmetologist and certified personal trainer. Today, she brings all those facets of herself into her work—proof that recovery isn’t just about surviving, but about reclaiming joy, purpose, and identity.

Administrative Coordinator , BA, CADC II

Ashley Cohen is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor and a Qualified Mental Health Associate with the Mental Health and Addiction Certification Board in Oregon. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications from the University of Wisconsin. Ashley has experience working in many facets of the addiction profession including over 6 years providing comprehensive ASAM evaluations in a diverse variety of settings including correctional facilities, inpatient settings, and community-based settings. She has worked as an addiction treatment provider in residential and outpatient treatment centers, working with both adolescents and adults. She has worked with community organizations to create addiction outreach and treatment programs and hopes to continue eliminating barriers to treatment for all people. 

Addictions and Mental Health Therapist, LCSW, CADC II

My experience as therapist began over 11 years ago working with adolescents in a residential treatment program. Through my experience at that program I found my passion for working with youth. As my children have grown older and had their own needs for support I learned how challenging it can be to find providers with availability. After 10 years of experience working with adults struggling with substance use and mental health needs I’m reconnecting with first professional experience. People of any age deserve access to the support they need, and being able to provide therapeutic services to youth is something I’m proud to be a part of.

My therapeutic approach focuses on building a connection full of mutual respect and trust. I utilize a variety of therapeutic approaches with a focus on humanistic, mindfulness based, and motivational interviewing to help clients find their own intrinsic motivations for the change they desire.

Mental Health Therapist, LPC, LMHC

Glenn was born in Brazil and immigrated to the US with his family at a young age. He’s called Oregon his home for most of his life, living all over the Greater Portland Area. He studied psychology, sociology, and childhood development at Portland State University, and received his Master’s in Counseling from Western Seminary. He’s worked for over twelve years with children, teens, families, adults, and couples in mental health, specializing in ADHD, Anxiety, and family systems. He has worked in inpatient, outpatient, community mental health, hospitals, residential, and school-based facilities.

His general philosophy of therapy is the free exchange of ideas in a healthy and safe environment while working towards unified goals.

In his home time, Glenn will be spending time with his family, writing, painting, and plucking the occasional tune on his guitar.

Mental Health Therapist, LPC

Emily is a compassionate and intuitive therapist with a deep commitment to supporting individuals and families through times of transition and emotional challenge. She brings warmth, empathy, and clinical expertise to her work with clients navigating anxiety, depression, school-related stress, relationship shifts, and the many complex crossroads life can present.

Emily has a special interest in working with patients experiencing major life changes—whether that’s the transition into adulthood, navigating evolving family roles, managing academic and peer pressure, or adjusting to parenthood. She creates a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients can process their experiences, build emotional resilience, and reconnect with their inner strengths.

One of Emily’s core specialties is helping individuals and families through pregnancy and postpartum challenges, including perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. As a mother herself, she understands both the beauty and the complexity of this life stage, and she is deeply committed to reducing the isolation and stigma so many new parents feel.

Emily’s therapeutic approach is collaborative, strengths-based, and tailored to the unique needs of each individual. She integrates evidence-based modalities—including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and family systems work—while maintaining a warm, client-centered presence. Her goal is to help each person find clarity, confidence, and meaningful strategies to move forward.

Emily believes that healing happens in connection—with oneself, with others, and with one’s values. Whether working with teens, adults, or families, she is honored to walk alongside her clients as they navigate life’s challenges and uncover new possibilities for growth.