Michael brings over 20 years of managerial experience to Broadview, combining operational leadership with a hands-on, boots-on-the-ground approach. He is actively involved in the recovery community, frequently leading events and initiatives that create connection and support for individuals in recovery. His leadership style emphasizes presence, accountability, and building strong, engaged teams. Michael believes deeply in the power of community as a cornerstone of long-term recovery.
Brent brings over 20 years of personal sobriety and a deep connection to the recovery community into his role at Broadview. With an entrepreneurial mindset, he focuses on building sustainable systems that allow the organization to grow while staying true to its mission. His experience in the field has been centered on providing housing, support, and resources that help individuals maintain long-term recovery. Brent remains committed to ensuring that every decision made keeps client care and outcomes at the forefront.
Mark is a CADC-II with over a decade of experience in the treatment field, including leading operations at one of the largest treatment centers in Southern California. He has played a key role in building and scaling programs from the ground up, with a deep understanding of what makes treatment both effective and accessible. His expertise spans insurance navigation, admissions strategy, and family interventions, helping remove barriers to care. Mark’s work is rooted in a genuine passion for counseling, shaped by both his professional background and personal experience in recovery.
Shiva brings a strong foundation in criminal justice research to her work in behavioral health. She holds a Master of Advanced Study in Criminology, Law and Society from UC Irvine and a BA in Psychology from UC Santa Barbara, and has a background in victim/witness coordination, where she spent years helping individuals navigate complex legal systems. This experience continues to shape her client-centered approach to care. With over seven years in behavioral health, she has supported countless clients in managing legal challenges during treatment and continues to work closely with clients and families at Broadview to ensure a smooth, informed, and supported transition into recovery.
Michael brings over 20 years of managerial experience to Broadview, combining operational leadership with a hands-on, boots-on-the-ground approach. He is actively involved in the recovery community, frequently leading events and initiatives that create connection and support for individuals in recovery. His leadership style emphasizes presence, accountability, and building strong, engaged teams. Michael believes deeply in the power of community as a cornerstone of long-term recovery. 
Brent brings over 20 years of personal sobriety and a deep connection to the recovery community into his role at Broadview. With an entrepreneurial mindset, he focuses on building sustainable systems that allow the organization to grow while staying true to its mission. His experience in the field has been centered on providing housing, support, and resources that help individuals maintain long-term recovery. Brent remains committed to ensuring that every decision made keeps client care and outcomes at the forefront.
Mark is a CADC-II with over a decade of experience in the treatment field, including leading operations at one of the largest treatment centers in Southern California. He has played a key role in building and scaling programs from the ground up, with a deep understanding of what makes treatment both effective and accessible. His expertise spans insurance navigation, admissions strategy, and family interventions, helping remove barriers to care. Mark’s work is rooted in a genuine passion for counseling, shaped by both his professional background and personal experience in recovery.
Shiva brings a strong foundation in criminal justice research to her work in behavioral health. She holds a Master of Advanced Study in Criminology, Law and Society from UC Irvine and a BA in Psychology from UC Santa Barbara, and has a background in victim/witness coordination, where she spent years helping individuals navigate complex legal systems. This experience continues to shape her client-centered approach to care. With over seven years in behavioral health, she has supported countless clients in managing legal challenges during treatment and continues to work closely with clients and families at Broadview to ensure a smooth, informed, and supported transition into recovery.