Eric Dyer
Co-Founder, Executive Director
Eric is the Executive Director at New Harbor, and is responsible for overseeing the operations of New Harbor and ensuring its activities align with New Harbor’s mission and values. Eric received his bachelor’s degree from Union College and completed a dual-degree , JD and an MBA in Healthcare Management, program at Albany Law School and Clarkson University, where he graduated summa cum laude. Eric began his legal career at a large law firm based in Upstate New York, where he focused on healthcare law and advising various behavioral and health and human services treatment providers. Eric also serves on the Board of Directors for Friends of Recovery New York, and has had his story featured in Men’s Health Magazine.
Justin Cambria LICSW
Co-Founder, Director of Clinical Outreach
Justin is the Director of Clinical Outreach at New Harbor Behavioral Healthcare. He began his work in behavioral health through his personal recovery journey, which began in 2009. He is a passionate believer in holistic healing and many paths to recovery. Justin has worked for a decade as a therapist, family coach, case manager, and clinical outreach director. He has developed extensive experience in care planning and advising for individuals and family systems facing all sorts of challenges in mental health and substance use, and maintains relationships with organizations and practitioners throughout the country. Justin earned a dual Masters in Clinical Social Work and Masters in Business Administration from Boston College, and a Bachelors from Middlebury College. He is also an RYT-200 certified yoga instructor.
Josh Towbin LICSW
Clinical Director
Josh is a seasoned clinical social worker and is the Clinical Director at New Harbor Behavioral Healthcare. Josh has over 10 years of broad experience serving young people with mental health and substance use challenges, and is particularly talented and experienced in supporting the parents of young people with these challenges. Clinically, Josh is deeply grounded in both motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioral therapy. He has a passion for research and is focused on applying research and evidence supported interventions with clients and their families. Josh is a graduate of the Boston College School of Social Work.
Leslie Moore MA MHC
Primary Therapist
Stephanie Schiavo MS
Primary Therapist
Nicole Willey MA
Primary Therapist
Nicole is a graduate of the Boston College Masters in Mental Health Counseling program who has a strong interest in working with teens struggling with depression, anxiety, and related issues. Nicole also has experience working with those impacted by traumatic experiences, OCD, and self-harm. Previously, Nicole interned in a college counseling center, and she has previous professional experience working with children on the autism spectrum. She is deeply passionate about supporting young people to find true healing.
Liza Dennis MA
Art Therapist
Liza feels that art therapy is for everyone. She earned her Master’s degree in Art Therapy from Lesley University and has a deep passion for helping individuals discover their voice through creative expression. Her therapeutic approach focuses on using art as a tool for self-awareness and self-actualization, allowing clients to explore and process emotions that might be difficult or even impossible to verbalize. She believes that through self-expression, people can tap into deeper layers of their experience and begin to feel their way through life’s challenges. She utilizes art materials to foster a safe space where talking is not always necessary—feeling is. She supports her clients on their journey toward emotional well-being, helping them build resilience, and nurturing a sense of empowerment through the transformative power of creativity.
Shanel Turansky MA
Group Therapist
Ian Katz
Case Manager
Nash
Chief Happiness Officer
Laura Henry Kuper MA
Primary Therapist
“But you know, the darkest hour is always just before the dawn.”
— From “Long Time Gone,” by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young