If you are looking for outpatient addiction treatment, we invite you to our adult partial hospitalization program (PHP). Diamond House Detox’s PHP offers a wide range of services, from individual and group therapy to recreation activities and even life skills training.
Learn more about PHP addiction day treatments, and get the support you need when you come to our partial hospitalization program in Sacramento, California, and the surrounding areas.
Partial hospitalization is an addiction treatment program that allows you to live at home but come to a treatment facility for the day to receive care. You’ll participate in addiction therapy, group sessions and other activities during the day and go home in the evening. The program provides people with the support and guidance they need to maintain their mental health while allowing them to work or go to school. Most partial hospital programs last for three to four weeks on average or as needed.
While you’ll attend sessions in a day treatment setting, you will experience the same level of care as you would if you were part of a full-time treatment program. During your partial hospitalization program, you will learn how to manage your mental health or addiction with various symptom-reduction techniques and coping mechanisms. You will have multiple certified medical professionals as part of your dedicated treatment team, each ensuring you receive the help you need to achieve your goals and recover.
Verify Your InsurancePHP and standard outpatient addiction treatments let clients address their substance use disorder in specialized settings, but you’ll notice key differences between them. PHP is more intensive than standard outpatient treatment and offers more services and support. Since PHP lasts over four hours daily and at least five days a week, many consider standard outpatient treatment less intensive.
Partial hospitalization programs are structured into five phases:
This phase includes an initial assessment and the development of a treatment plan. Mental health professionals will identify appropriate interventions for your individual needs.
During this stage, we will employ various therapeutic interventions and ensure all necessary medical care is available throughout the program. Depending on your needs, these two facets of treatment can work together or separately.
To ensure all clients leave our programs prepared for life after completion, we gradually lower the treatment intensity and help clients develop skills needed for long-term recovery from addiction.
Finally, after clients successfully complete all previous stages of this program and are discharged, we offer ongoing support.
Our outpatient program is comprehensive because we want the best for all our clients. When you come to Diamond House, we do everything we can to provide you with compassionate and dedicated support that makes getting treatment more manageable. Our team is constantly cheering for you throughout your progress, encouraging you to finish strong and celebrating when you complete the program. Even after you conclude the program, you’ll receive continued support as we check in with you to see how the treatment and everything that you learned during it has helped you return to your regular lifestyle.
Our partial hospitalization program in Sacramento is best for people who:
Partial hospitalization programs are a great way to get the needed help, but they’re not for everyone. If you’re considering attending one, keep these four points in mind:
Our PHP has strict attendance requirements to ensure every person gets the treatment they need. Due to the nature of the intensive outpatient program, you should be fully committed to attending every session to receive the full benefits of the outpatient treatment.
If you are not a candidate for our partial hospitalization program in Sacramento, browse our other treatment programs, such as the intensive outpatient program. We have a wide range of programs that can help you take your recovery to the next level.
Diamond House was the second detox/rehab I have ever been to – sometimes the first time around doesn’t work or is not enough (especially if you’re not ready). I am celebrating two years sober next month and am so grateful to Vicki and everyone at Diamond House. They have followed up and checked in on me and I actually had the opportunity to go and speak as alumni – it was a true gift to be able to share hope. Because there is hope.
The Diamond house in Sacramento, CA has been the best experience! The staff is caring and assertive, the chef (Bobby) is beyond amazing and knowledgeable, and Vicki the founder is someone who cares and loves her patients harder than anyone I’ve ever met……one important thing she shows everyone is TRUST. Diamond House is the one and only place I would ever recommend to better yourself and live a life of sobriety. Thank you!!!!!
When my husband was admitted to Diamond House and I was very impressed with the atmosphere and caring nature of the staff. The facility takes on a very small number of inpatient residents which makes the facility feel like visiting friends or family vs an institutional feel that most people picture in their head.
I appreciated the facilities welcoming nature in allowing me to visit once a day and participate in select group activities with my husband. I also enjoyed how forthcoming the staff was with updates on my husband’s progress.
Without Diamond House’s influence I think the process to sobriety would have been much more challenging as they armed my husband with a lot of tools to help cope with the challenges involved and some much needed direction that we were missing in our prior attempts to sobriety.We are very fortunate to have Diamond house as a resource in the treatment of my husbands detox and the continued path to sobriety
Having been in and out of multiple rehabs. This place is by far the best one I have been to. This is the most individualized program I have been to. There is no way to get lost in the shuffle of a facility with more clients than staff. The staff looks at the clients as people not as dollar signs. The atmosphere is safe and very home-like. The program is multi-layered to promote whole healing from your mind, body and spirit. Thank you so much to the staff for allowing me to grow and be the man I was created to be
Wonderful facility and treatment. I was treated as a real person. Small groups, individual counseling. Time for good self-care, exercise. great food. Very clean facility. Caring staff. I highly recommend this treatment program.
I have been to many rehabs and Diamond House is by far the best place to go and get well. Each house only has 6 patients so the care is much more individualized. The homes are very upscale with your own private room and bathroom. The chef is top-notch. The owner really cares about helping people and does a great job. They really do care and it shows. The homes are beautiful as are the employees. They care and it shows. The help that they give their patients is worth way more than is charged. They care and it shows.
This was my first time in detox and I am very grateful I got this place. It’s comfortable, clean, beautiful, and inviting. Each one of the staff is awesome! I feel I could go to them for anything, plus they are very personable. I would recommend this place to anyone going through a hard time with drugs/alcohol and who need a place to come to where they can rebuild themselves. Thank you, Vicky!
Diamond House was the second detox/rehab I have ever been to – sometimes the first time around doesn’t work or is not enough (especially if you’re not ready). I am celebrating two years sober next month and am so grateful to Vicki and everyone at Diamond House. They have followed up and checked in on me and I actually had the opportunity to go and speak as alumni – it was a true gift to be able to share hope. Because there is hope.
The Diamond house in Sacramento, CA has been the best experience! The staff is caring and assertive, the chef (Bobby) is beyond amazing and knowledgeable, and Vicki the founder is someone who cares and loves her patients harder than anyone I’ve ever met……one important thing she shows everyone is TRUST. Diamond House is the one and only place I would ever recommend to better yourself and live a life of sobriety. Thank you!!!!!
When my husband was admitted to Diamond House and I was very impressed with the atmosphere and caring nature of the staff. The facility takes on a very small number of inpatient residents which makes the facility feel like visiting friends or family vs an institutional feel that most people picture in their head.
I appreciated the facilities welcoming nature in allowing me to visit once a day and participate in select group activities with my husband. I also enjoyed how forthcoming the staff was with updates on my husband’s progress.
Without Diamond House’s influence I think the process to sobriety would have been much more challenging as they armed my husband with a lot of tools to help cope with the challenges involved and some much needed direction that we were missing in our prior attempts to sobriety.We are very fortunate to have Diamond house as a resource in the treatment of my husbands detox and the continued path to sobriety
Having been in and out of multiple rehabs. This place is by far the best one I have been to. This is the most individualized program I have been to. There is no way to get lost in the shuffle of a facility with more clients than staff. The staff looks at the clients as people not as dollar signs. The atmosphere is safe and very home-like. The program is multi-layered to promote whole healing from your mind, body and spirit. Thank you so much to the staff for allowing me to grow and be the man I was created to be
Wonderful facility and treatment. I was treated as a real person. Small groups, individual counseling. Time for good self-care, exercise. great food. Very clean facility. Caring staff. I highly recommend this treatment program.
I have been to many rehabs and Diamond House is by far the best place to go and get well. Each house only has 6 patients so the care is much more individualized. The homes are very upscale with your own private room and bathroom. The chef is top-notch. The owner really cares about helping people and does a great job. They really do care and it shows. The homes are beautiful as are the employees. They care and it shows. The help that they give their patients is worth way more than is charged. They care and it shows.
This was my first time in detox and I am very grateful I got this place. It’s comfortable, clean, beautiful, and inviting. Each one of the staff is awesome! I feel I could go to them for anything, plus they are very personable. I would recommend this place to anyone going through a hard time with drugs/alcohol and who need a place to come to where they can rebuild themselves. Thank you, Vicky!
Diamond House was the second detox/rehab I have ever been to – sometimes the first time around doesn’t work or is not enough (especially if you’re not ready). I am celebrating two years sober next month and am so grateful to Vicki and everyone at Diamond House. They have followed up and checked in on me and I actually had the opportunity to go and speak as alumni – it was a true gift to be able to share hope. Because there is hope.
We value providing quality outpatient care for all clients. We offer a wide range of therapies at Diamond House Detox, including:
Benefit from individual therapy and address specific issues with one of our wonderful in-house professionals.
In group therapy, clients meet with others in similar situations. This therapy type provides a place for people to talk about their feelings and experiences with others who can understand the challenges.
Art therapy is another option for partial hospitalization programs. It involves using art materials to express emotions and feelings about yourself and your life. It can help clients gain better insight into their thoughts and mental processes.
Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) is a form of psychotherapy that effectively treats post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). EMDR therapy helps your brain reprocess memories so they no longer cause distress and, in turn, helps you move forward with your life.
Trauma therapy can help you learn to manage negative thoughts, emotions and behaviors. You’ll learn how to cope with stress and find new ways to deal with difficult situations. By doing this, you can heal from past events, move forward with your life and put yourself in a position to feel more confident about your future.
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is one of the most popular therapies offered during a partial hospitalization program. This therapy helps you see problems as opportunities for growth and change rather than things to avoid or fear.
The outpatient services you receive at Diamond House are personalized based on your diagnosis, goals and schedule. Your treatment team will make sure you undergo therapies that work best for your condition. You may experience one or several therapies as part of your treatment plan, depending on what you and your medical professional think is helping.
Many medical and health insurance companies cover partial hospitalization programs. However, checking with your insurer before signing up for one is essential. Some insurers do not cover this treatment and others only provide partial coverage. If you are unsure whether your insurer covers partial hospitalization programs, contact them directly for more information.
Are you ready to get the help you need?
We’ll help you create a PHP structure that fits your needs and budget. We’ll also verify your insurance coverage, so there are no surprises when it’s time to pay the bill. Start by verifying your insurance now!
Verify Your InsuranceKaren Fucanan, LVN
Nurse
Karen brings over 15 years experience in the healthcare field, and has been with Diamond House as a Licensed Vocational Nurse since 2019. With experience working with seniors, adults, children, and developmentally disabled individuals, Karen takes pride in her ability to communicate with and care for a multitude of populations. Within the recovery community, her goal is to fully support the client in their journey for sobriety and ensure that their needs are met. She considers it an opportunity and privilege to impact change in peoples lives at Diamond House.
Jovante Shaw, LVN
Nurse
William Tiemeyer, CADC
Case Manager/Drug & Alcohol Counselor
William is a CADC-II who has been in the field of substance use disorders for over six years. William strives to make improvements in others lives as well as continuing his own personal growth in recovery. William believes that each person should have a chance to choose life again after having been in survival mode in the throes of their addiction. Diamond House has helped shape Williams’ skills, techniques and knowledge with dealing with Substance Use Disorders and other Mental Health disorders. William finds that each person is as unique as a snowflake and takes pride in helping each individual work through the challenges that are presented to them.
Maria Arriaga Baca, RADT
Drug & Alcohol Counselor
Maria has been with Diamond House since the beginning of 2020. Maria has always been compassionate on helping others in need. Having personally dealt with depression and anxiety, Maria understands how vulnerable someone may be when seeking help for mental health. When not at work Maria enjoys reading and spending time with her family.
Vicky Magobet, PMHNP-BC
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Vicky is a board certified Family Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. She began her nursing career in healthcare by working in the intensive care unit, and then an inpatient psychiatric hospital. After realizing the mental health needs of both the patients and the families she served, she became a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner. Throughout her experience working with clients, she has developed a passion for those with dual diagnoses and specializes in helping individuals recognize the issues driving their substance use. This recognition has been crucial to the individual’s success in treatment. Vicky opened Diamond House Detox so that she can address these issues early on in a therapeutic environment to allow clients to transition to the next level in their recovery.
She maintains active status at Cedar Point Recovery, Akua Mind & Body, Valley Recovery, Woodland Hospital, Sierra Vista, and Psynergy Programs. Get to know more about Vicky here.
Steve Sugden, MD, MPH
Medical Director
Steve Sugden, MD, MPH, earned his medical degree at University of Utah School of Medicine in Salt Lake City, UT. He completed a Psychiatry Residency program at University of California, Davis in Sacramento, CA. More recently, he completed an MPH at University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Sugden is a Laughlin Fellow from the American College of Psychiatry and is board certified in Psychiatry by the ABPN and Addiction Medicine by the ABAM. His interests include addiction medicine, military and veteran medicine, and education. He worked in residential, inpatient, private practice settings, and Veteran Affairs in Texas, North Carolina and Sacramento.
Sofia Bock, RADT
Office Manager
Sofia has had over 10 years’ experience working as an office manager. She has also been recognized for providing great customer service and has always been a team player. Sofia has been with Diamond House Detox since the day they opened in January 2017. Sofia started out as drug and alcohol counselor and is now Diamond House Detox’s Office Manager and Admissions Coordinator. Sofia is one of the first point of contact that families or clients talk to when wanting to come into treatment. Sofia has had her own personal experience of losing a loved one to substance use, and that experience is why she has decided to work for Diamond House and continue to help families and clients in need of treatment.
Liza Lal, APCC
Clinical Therapist
Liza received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, Oklahoma. She then went on to earn a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology, specialization in Counseling from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology in Chicago, Illinois. Liza is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the State of Texas. She is moved to Sacramento, California two years ago and is currently in the process of completing her requirements to become a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in California. Presently, she is registered with the Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) as an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor (APCC).
Liza has over 10 years of experience treating children, adolescents, and adults in various setting such as residential treatment centers, schools, hospitals, community mental health, and criminal justice system and ranges of concerns. Having worked with individuals with mental and behavioral health issues, trauma, and addictions, Liza is familiar with the potential setbacks such disorders can cause. Liza is committed to and passionate about empowering individuals to live a meaningful and purposeful life by instilling hope and encouraging individuals to use their strengths as a resource in overcoming adversities in their personal lives.
Tito Magobet, COO
Director of Marketing
Erica Olivas
Drug and Alcohol Counselor
Emy Sanchez
Nurse
Amanda Licon
Drug and Alcohol Counselor
As a Drug & Alcohol Counselor, Amanda Licon joined Diamond House team in 2018 and began her journey as an intern. It was quickly determined that her energy and her passion for recovery made her a good fit for Diamond House and she was hired after her internship ended. Her personal journey through recovery is a driving force for why she works as a counselor. Her passion is to encourage clients in their journey in sobriety and advocate for them in sharing the pure freedom and joy of being in recovery. Amanda continues to bring guidance and wisdom to her clients through the curriculum at Diamond House. Amanda holds an RADT I certification and specializes in relapse prevention, she is working on certification to become a certified drug and alcohol counselor. She uses these to introduce coping skills that will aid in a client’s recovery. Amanda champions the client in seeking help and strives to bring joy and delight to the program, as well as educate and positively influence them in their sobriety. Her ultimate goal is to continue her education and obtain a Master’s degree in counseling.
Sarena Singh, APCC
Clinical Therapist
Sarena Singh grew up in Elk Grove, California. She attended Elk Grove High School, finishing up with high honors. Following up with an Bachelor’s of Arts in Psychology. After working with children with learning disabilities, Sarena wanted to pursue her academic career in helping populations that are underserved. Sarena achieved her Master’s of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling in 2021. Diamond House Detox signed on Sarena as an official APCC, Clinical therapist, after beginning her internship in 2020. From here, Sarena began accumulating her experience at the Diamond House Detox program, residential facilities, and outpatient services. Sarena has been training in EMDR therapy to better serve client’s in overcoming their trauma. Sarena’s calling is to continue accumulating experience in the field of helping those that are underserved and misunderstood by the majority of the population.
Fenelyn Canero, LVN
Nurse
Fen has been a licensed psychiatric technician since 2014 and has been with Diamond House since 2019. Fen knew she wanted to be in the medical field at a young age, always caring for others. She took special interested in the psychiatric field wanting to help those who are often over looked or marginalized due to stigma. Working in a psychiatric hospital prior to Diamond House, Fen saw how mental illness and addiction often go hand in hand. That’s what drew her to Diamond House. Diamond house take a holistic approach to addiction, treating the mental health issues that often lead to substance use. Fen hopes to further her education and continue to help clients at a high standard.
Clare Brown
Director of Business Development & Marketing
Clare Brown has been in the behavioral health community for over 12 years. She was a Treatment Placement Specialist for over 11 years placing adolescents and adults for eating disorders, mental health, and substance abuse disorders., chair for Sacramento and East Bay WAAT for over 10 years, one of the founders of Spotlight Sacramento bringing resources to the community from all over California.
Currently at Diamond House Detox as Director of Marketing & Business Development where she is committed to bringing awareness to the disease of addiction and helping individuals and families navigate treatment options. Clare brings a patient-focused approach to her role, providing hope and strength to those who are ready for change. Clare has over 25 years in her own recovery and helping others get sober.
Karen Fucanan, LVN
Nurse
Karen brings over 15 years experience in the healthcare field, and has been with Diamond House as a Licensed Vocational Nurse since 2019. With experience working with seniors, adults, children, and developmentally disabled individuals, Karen takes pride in her ability to communicate with and care for a multitude of populations. Within the recovery community, her goal is to fully support the client in their journey for sobriety and ensure that their needs are met. She considers it an opportunity and privilege to impact change in peoples lives at Diamond House.
Jovante Shaw, LVN
Nurse
William Tiemeyer, CADC
Case Manager/Drug & Alcohol Counselor
William is a CADC-II who has been in the field of substance use disorders for over six years. William strives to make improvements in others lives as well as continuing his own personal growth in recovery. William believes that each person should have a chance to choose life again after having been in survival mode in the throes of their addiction. Diamond House has helped shape Williams’ skills, techniques and knowledge with dealing with Substance Use Disorders and other Mental Health disorders. William finds that each person is as unique as a snowflake and takes pride in helping each individual work through the challenges that are presented to them.
Maria Arriaga Baca, RADT
Drug & Alcohol Counselor
Maria has been with Diamond House since the beginning of 2020. Maria has always been compassionate on helping others in need. Having personally dealt with depression and anxiety, Maria understands how vulnerable someone may be when seeking help for mental health. When not at work Maria enjoys reading and spending time with her family.
Vicky Magobet, PMHNP-BC
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Vicky is a board certified Family Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. She began her nursing career in healthcare by working in the intensive care unit, and then an inpatient psychiatric hospital. After realizing the mental health needs of both the patients and the families she served, she became a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner. Throughout her experience working with clients, she has developed a passion for those with dual diagnoses and specializes in helping individuals recognize the issues driving their substance use. This recognition has been crucial to the individual’s success in treatment. Vicky opened Diamond House Detox so that she can address these issues early on in a therapeutic environment to allow clients to transition to the next level in their recovery.
She maintains active status at Cedar Point Recovery, Akua Mind & Body, Valley Recovery, Woodland Hospital, Sierra Vista, and Psynergy Programs. Get to know more about Vicky here.
Steve Sugden, MD, MPH
Medical Director
Steve Sugden, MD, MPH, earned his medical degree at University of Utah School of Medicine in Salt Lake City, UT. He completed a Psychiatry Residency program at University of California, Davis in Sacramento, CA. More recently, he completed an MPH at University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Sugden is a Laughlin Fellow from the American College of Psychiatry and is board certified in Psychiatry by the ABPN and Addiction Medicine by the ABAM. His interests include addiction medicine, military and veteran medicine, and education. He worked in residential, inpatient, private practice settings, and Veteran Affairs in Texas, North Carolina and Sacramento.
Sofia Bock, RADT
Office Manager
Sofia has had over 10 years’ experience working as an office manager. She has also been recognized for providing great customer service and has always been a team player. Sofia has been with Diamond House Detox since the day they opened in January 2017. Sofia started out as drug and alcohol counselor and is now Diamond House Detox’s Office Manager and Admissions Coordinator. Sofia is one of the first point of contact that families or clients talk to when wanting to come into treatment. Sofia has had her own personal experience of losing a loved one to substance use, and that experience is why she has decided to work for Diamond House and continue to help families and clients in need of treatment.
Liza Lal, APCC
Clinical Therapist
Liza received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, Oklahoma. She then went on to earn a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology, specialization in Counseling from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology in Chicago, Illinois. Liza is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the State of Texas. She is moved to Sacramento, California two years ago and is currently in the process of completing her requirements to become a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in California. Presently, she is registered with the Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) as an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor (APCC).
Liza has over 10 years of experience treating children, adolescents, and adults in various setting such as residential treatment centers, schools, hospitals, community mental health, and criminal justice system and ranges of concerns. Having worked with individuals with mental and behavioral health issues, trauma, and addictions, Liza is familiar with the potential setbacks such disorders can cause. Liza is committed to and passionate about empowering individuals to live a meaningful and purposeful life by instilling hope and encouraging individuals to use their strengths as a resource in overcoming adversities in their personal lives.
Tito Magobet, COO
Director of Marketing
Erica Olivas
Drug and Alcohol Counselor
Emy Sanchez
Nurse
Amanda Licon
Drug and Alcohol Counselor
As a Drug & Alcohol Counselor, Amanda Licon joined Diamond House team in 2018 and began her journey as an intern. It was quickly determined that her energy and her passion for recovery made her a good fit for Diamond House and she was hired after her internship ended. Her personal journey through recovery is a driving force for why she works as a counselor. Her passion is to encourage clients in their journey in sobriety and advocate for them in sharing the pure freedom and joy of being in recovery. Amanda continues to bring guidance and wisdom to her clients through the curriculum at Diamond House. Amanda holds an RADT I certification and specializes in relapse prevention, she is working on certification to become a certified drug and alcohol counselor. She uses these to introduce coping skills that will aid in a client’s recovery. Amanda champions the client in seeking help and strives to bring joy and delight to the program, as well as educate and positively influence them in their sobriety. Her ultimate goal is to continue her education and obtain a Master’s degree in counseling.
Sarena Singh, APCC
Clinical Therapist
Sarena Singh grew up in Elk Grove, California. She attended Elk Grove High School, finishing up with high honors. Following up with an Bachelor’s of Arts in Psychology. After working with children with learning disabilities, Sarena wanted to pursue her academic career in helping populations that are underserved. Sarena achieved her Master’s of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling in 2021. Diamond House Detox signed on Sarena as an official APCC, Clinical therapist, after beginning her internship in 2020. From here, Sarena began accumulating her experience at the Diamond House Detox program, residential facilities, and outpatient services. Sarena has been training in EMDR therapy to better serve client’s in overcoming their trauma. Sarena’s calling is to continue accumulating experience in the field of helping those that are underserved and misunderstood by the majority of the population.
Fenelyn Canero, LVN
Nurse
Fen has been a licensed psychiatric technician since 2014 and has been with Diamond House since 2019. Fen knew she wanted to be in the medical field at a young age, always caring for others. She took special interested in the psychiatric field wanting to help those who are often over looked or marginalized due to stigma. Working in a psychiatric hospital prior to Diamond House, Fen saw how mental illness and addiction often go hand in hand. That’s what drew her to Diamond House. Diamond house take a holistic approach to addiction, treating the mental health issues that often lead to substance use. Fen hopes to further her education and continue to help clients at a high standard.
Clare Brown
Director of Business Development & Marketing
Clare Brown has been in the behavioral health community for over 12 years. She was a Treatment Placement Specialist for over 11 years placing adolescents and adults for eating disorders, mental health, and substance abuse disorders., chair for Sacramento and East Bay WAAT for over 10 years, one of the founders of Spotlight Sacramento bringing resources to the community from all over California.
Currently at Diamond House Detox as Director of Marketing & Business Development where she is committed to bringing awareness to the disease of addiction and helping individuals and families navigate treatment options. Clare brings a patient-focused approach to her role, providing hope and strength to those who are ready for change. Clare has over 25 years in her own recovery and helping others get sober.
Karen Fucanan, LVN
Nurse
Karen brings over 15 years experience in the healthcare field, and has been with Diamond House as a Licensed Vocational Nurse since 2019. With experience working with seniors, adults, children, and developmentally disabled individuals, Karen takes pride in her ability to communicate with and care for a multitude of populations. Within the recovery community, her goal is to fully support the client in their journey for sobriety and ensure that their needs are met. She considers it an opportunity and privilege to impact change in peoples lives at Diamond House.
Jovante Shaw, LVN
Nurse
William Tiemeyer, CADC
Case Manager/Drug & Alcohol Counselor
William is a CADC-II who has been in the field of substance use disorders for over six years. William strives to make improvements in others lives as well as continuing his own personal growth in recovery. William believes that each person should have a chance to choose life again after having been in survival mode in the throes of their addiction. Diamond House has helped shape Williams’ skills, techniques and knowledge with dealing with Substance Use Disorders and other Mental Health disorders. William finds that each person is as unique as a snowflake and takes pride in helping each individual work through the challenges that are presented to them.
Maria Arriaga Baca, RADT
Drug & Alcohol Counselor
Maria has been with Diamond House since the beginning of 2020. Maria has always been compassionate on helping others in need. Having personally dealt with depression and anxiety, Maria understands how vulnerable someone may be when seeking help for mental health. When not at work Maria enjoys reading and spending time with her family.
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