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.

Destinee is the program director at New Harbor, overseeing and supervising day-to-day clinical activities in the facility. She is a patient centered clinician that has a passion for mental health treatment. She has experience with working with diverse populations and cultures over the years. Her experience includes Intensive-In-Home Family therapy, Adolescent Detox, and as Program Director for a Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Program. She received her bachelors in Criminal Justice and Pre Law at Anna Maria College and her Masters in Clinical Social Work at Simmons University. Destinee enjoys creating and implementing narrative based group therapy as well as assisting the patient’s in finding their own path to a healthy and happy life. She believes recovery is a multifaceted process that encompasses the mind, body, and soul.

Dr. Shah is a board certified psychiatrist treating patients of all ages, with a particular interest in serving adolescents. Dr. Shah is full-time faculty at the Harvard Medical School and as an Attending Physician at Boston Children’s Hospital. He is a Ruth Fox Scholar of the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) and a recipient of the American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry (AAAP) John Renner Award. He served as the Vice Chair of the American Psychiatric Association (APA) Leadership Fellowship and was recently awarded the APA Resident Recognition Award.

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.

Isabelle graduated with her Master’s in Social Work from Boston College with a strong interest in supporting individuals struggling with substance use and emotional dysregulation. She has experience interning with Veterans with PTSD and substance use disorders and adolescents in high school settings. Isabelle also has a background working with children on the autism spectrum, behavioral health patients in the emergency room, and the elderly in the nursing home, which has deepened her understanding of diverse emotional and behavioral needs. Her clinical approach is rooted in empathy, connection, and helping individuals build practical skills for lasting change. Isabelle is passionate about walking alongside clients in their healing journeys with curiosity, compassion, and respect.