Our Staff

A caring team focused on stability, dignity, and outcomes.

• OUR TEAM •

Experienced professionals. Real people.

You should not have to repeat your story to every person you meet. Our team collaborates across therapy, psychiatry, and support services so your care feels consistent, coordinated, and easier to navigate.
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• HOW WE SUPPORT YOU •

A multidisciplinary team that works together

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• WHAT PEOPLE SAY •

A steady experience, backed by real feedback

Starting mental health treatment in Georgia can feel like a big step, especially if you have had a bad experience before. We focus on making care feel clear and respectful, with a team that listens and explains the why behind the plan. On this page, you will also see reviews from people who have worked with our team. Their words give a simple picture of what the day to day experience feels like.

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If you are ready to take the next step, we are here to help you choose the right level of care.

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Dr. Delquis Mendoza

Dr. Delquis Mendoza, MD, ABPN, APRN is a board‑certified psychiatrist dedicated to helping individuals recover from mental health, substance use, and emotional challenges. His long‑standing vision has been to provide compassionate, evidence‑based care to people facing severe and complex conditions. 

Dr. Mendoza is licensed in Washington State, as well as Georgia and integrates CBT, interpersonal therapy, supportive therapy, and psychodynamic approaches into his work. Known for his professionalism, warmth, and approachable style, he values humility, compassion, and understanding. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with family, watching sports, walking, and focusing on healthy, nutritious living.

Cam Moore

Cam Moore has worked in addiction treatment since 2019, drawing on lived experience and a deep understanding of how substance use affects individuals, families, and communities. A pivotal moment came while supporting a close friend through addiction, which strengthened Cam’s belief in compassion, community, and individualized care. 

Cam uses Motivational Interviewing and experiential approaches and builds trust through authenticity, empathy, and transparency. A strong commitment to helping people shift their perspectives continues to guide Cam’s work. Outside the office, Cam enjoys spending time outdoors with loved ones and cycling.

Michaela Smith

Michaela Smith, MSW has worked in addiction treatment since 2020, driven by a commitment to challenge the stigma that labels mental health and substance use struggles as criminal behavior rather than medical conditions. She holds a Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice and a Master of Social Work. 

Michaela is trained in LS/CMI, Moral Reconation Therapy, CBT, DBT, and trauma‑informed, strengths‑based care. Areas of focus for her include treating anxiety, addiction, trauma, anger, and major life transitions. A two‑time University of Georgia graduate and Phi Alpha Honor Society member, she is known for his honesty, humor, and down‑to‑earth approach.

Michael S. Buah

Michael S. Buah, MS, NCC began his career in community mental health, where he saw how closely substance use and mental health challenges are connected. His internship work deepened that understanding and inspired him to support clients in both areas. 

Michael holds a BS in Psychology and an MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and he is a National Certified Counselor and ACA member. He specializes in Person‑Centered and CBT approaches and believes in meeting each client exactly where they are. In his free time, Michael enjoys video games, reading, playing instruments, producing music, walking, and visiting friends.

Amber Delmarter

Amber Delmarter, M.E.d 

Amber is a therapist with three years of experience helping individuals work through trauma, anxiety, depression, and recovery-related challenges. She utilizes a person-centered approach, informed by psychodynamic theory and evidence-based CBT techniques, to support clients in achieving meaningful and lasting change. Amber believes that empathy, compassion, and authentic human connection are at the heart of effective therapy. In her free time, she enjoys watching football, crocheting, making art, and spending time with her family.

Nate Bosway

Nate Bosway, NCC, MS, CMHC, BS discovered his passion for behavioral health by accident while completing clinical hours at a recovery IOP, where he quickly connected with individuals facing addiction and serious mental illness. That experience reshaped his understanding of the link between mental health and substance use and inspired his career path. Nate holds a BS in Psychology and Neuroscience from Miami University and an MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Wake Forest. He integrates CBT and existential approaches to help clients build meaning, purpose, and personal agency. Outside of work, he enjoys gaming, horror and fantasy media, anime, and spending time with his husband and their pets.

Erik Bates

Erik Bates, LCSW My clinical experience and areas of focus include mental health, substance use disorders, and dual diagnosis treatment, with an emphasis on helping individuals navigate the complex relationship between emotional wellbeing and behavioral health challenges.

I utilize an eclectic and individualized approach to treatment, primarily drawing from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Gestalt Therapy, Motivational Interviewing (MI), mindfulness-based interventions, and DBT-informed skills training to help clients build insight, strengthen coping strategies, and create meaningful change.

I chose this field because I have always been passionate about helping people overcome challenges, recognize their strengths, and create meaningful changes that improve their lives.