Crooked River Counseling, PA
39 Western Ave Suite 3C
S. Paris, Maine
(207) 743-1677
Satellite Office: 145 Lisbon St. Suite 604
Lewiston, Maine 04240
(207) 890-9389
39 Western Ave Suite 3C
S.Paris, ME 04281
ph: (207) 743-1677
fax: (207) 743-1614
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About Us
Dr. Anthony J. Kozma, D.O. Medical Director
Dr. Kozma practices addiction medicine and chronic pain medication management in Portland, Maine. His addiction training began early while growing up in an alcoholic family in Detroit, Michigan. After finishing his B.A. at Albion College in Albion, Michigan, he moved to Kirksville, Missouri for medical school. After completing his internship through the Henry Ford Health System in Detroit, he completed a Family Practice residency at the University of New England. Upon graduation, he accepted a position practicing addiction medicine and pain management with Stanley Evans, MD and the Mercy Hospital Recovery Center. He now provides these services full-time in private practice (including home visits), in addition to serving as Medical Director for Crooked River Counseling, lecturing on a regular basis to medical groups and associations, and teaching at the University of New England and St. Matthew’s University. He has been using Suboxone in his practice since 2003, being one of the first in Maine to do so, and has treated hundreds of patients with all types of substance abuse issues.
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Who We Are
Catherine Clough-Bell, LADC, CCS Clinical Director
Catherine moved from Massachusetts to Maine in 1992 to raise her two young children away from the city. After a failed marriage largely due to the effects of alcoholism, she began her career as an alcohol & drug counselor with a sincere desire to help both those with the disease and those affected by it. She earned her Bachelor of Science Degree from Springfield College, School of Human Services in Manchester NH, and graduated Cum Laude Prior to being the founder of Crooked River Counseling PA, she worked in Lewiston at a Family Social Work and Substance Abuse Practice, gaining experience working with co-occuring populations and working with multi- disciplinary teams. She is an experienced group facilitator and when needed co-facilitates the agency’s intensive outpatient treatment program ( IOP). Talented in working with both individuals & families, she helps them navigate their recovery process. Catherine provides supervision for all clinicians at CRC as well as serving her own caseload of clients. Dedicated to her profession, she serves on numerous committees both locally and at the State level. Her volunteer activities have included being a co-ordinator for the Inland FIsheries and Wildlife Program "Hooked On Fishing, Not on Drugs" where she and her husband taught this program to children in grades 4-6 as an after school program.
Roberta "Bobbi" Mullan, LADC, CCS Clinical Supervisor
Roberta Mullan is an accomplished professional who has 20 years of experience managing substance abuse treatment facilities. A talented substance abuse counselor and clinical supervisor, whose proficiency in providing counseling for all age groups has allowed many to return to the work force as productive employees. Her professional achievements have earned her military and civilian awards. She has authored cirriculum for substance abuse education and treatment programs, as well as developed the clinical screening and treatment package being used Navy wide, resulting in standardization of all Naval Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Treatment Programs. Roberta has lived and worked with people of various cultures and social strata around the world. She has recently completed her Masters Degree in Natural Health and brings this knowledge to her clinical sessions. She facilitates the agency's Intensive Outpatient Treatment program and is responsible for the program developement of this treatment modality.
Dawn Mills, CADC, LSW-C
Dawn specializes in working with the adolescent population. She has extensive experience having worked with Volunteer's of America as an intregal member of their Day Reporting program. She is an experienced group facilitator, currently facilitating our children of chemically dependent persons group called "Chameleons" Dawn also spearheaded the effort to bring Alateen to our local community.
39 Western Ave Suite 3C
S.Paris, ME 04281
ph: (207) 743-1677
fax: (207) 743-1614
crc04268
