Welcome to Monument Recovery. We founded our program because we believe, and know from experience, that recovery is possible for anyone. What’s more, finding the tools to live a healthy, meaningful life can change the entire trajectory of someone’s path. We are honored to play a small part in that transformation for so many men and women. Let us help you.
If you or a loved one is facing the challenges of substance use and mental health issues, you’ve taken an important step by seeking help. We understand how overwhelming it can feel navigating addiction, mental health struggles, and the uncertainty of what lies ahead. But here at Monument Recovery, we believe in your potential to overcome these challenges and build a life filled with hope, health, and purpose.
At Monument Recovery, our mission is simple yet profound: to provide compassionate, individualized treatment for those struggling with substance use and mental health challenges, empowering them to reclaim their lives and reach their full potential.
Through our comprehensive, evidence-based treatment programs, we help individuals break free from addiction; but also, we equip them with the tools, skills, and support needed to create lasting, positive change.
Life is full of defining moments. Times when choices, challenges, and experiences shape the path ahead. When substance use or mental health issues take hold, they can disrupt every aspect of life, from relationships and career goals to overall well-being. Recovery offers a chance to regain control, rebuild stability, and move forward with confidence, resilience, and renewed purpose.
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Recovery is not just about eliminating substances or managing symptoms. Our holistic approach to mind, body, and spirit healing ensures that we address every aspect of a person’s well-being, through yoga, meditation, and more.
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Our programs are grounded in proven, research-backed treatment modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) to ensure our clients are provided the lastest advancements in treatment.
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Peer support can make the difference in the recovery process. We foster a strong sense of community at Monument, helping clients connect with others who can understand their experiences, share their struggles, and celebrate their successes.
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Recovery is a journey, not a one-time event. We help our clients build a strong foundation for long-term recovery by equipping them with the coping skills, life tools, and support systems needed to maintain sobriety and wellness throughout their lives.
There is no one-size-fits-all solution to recovery. That’s why we offer a range of personalized, flexible treatment options designed to meet the unique needs of all people. Our programs address both substance use and its underlying causes. Get to know our programs.
Residential treatment is the most comprehensive way to build a solid foundation for lasting recovery. Clients receive 24/7 support and care from a clinical team of experienced, licensed therapists, psychiatrists, and counselors, along with recovery mentors who provide unwavering support.
PHP is ideal for the individual who requires a higher level of care than IOP, but does not need the full 24/7 support of residential treatment. PHP provides structured, intensive treatment during the day, allowing participants to return to recovery-supportive housing in the evenings, where they continue their recovery.
Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers a flexible treatment option for those who need structured support while tackling daily responsibilities. IOP includes several sessions of treatment each week, including one-on-one counseling, group therapy sessions, and holistic treatments like meditation in our zen room.
Recovery doesn’t end when formal treatment does. That’s why we offer comprehensive aftercare planning designed to support clients as they transition back to society. In addition, the vibrant Monument Recovery Alumni Program helps individuals stay connected to our community long after they’ve completed treatment.
Founder & CEO
JP founded Monument Recovery in 2022 driven by a passion to help others recover from Substance Abuse and mental health disorders. JP is a Phoenix native and enjoys spending his off hours nurturing his golf and hiking habits. He got sober in 2010 and is a true believer in the partnering of trauma therapy and physical wellness with 12 step work to recover, which is the foundation of Monument’s curriculum. JP finds his fulfillment in life connecting with other addicts, whether that be in step work, in a group setting, or just a chat in his office. His door is always open to all clients!
Co-Founder & COO
Greg was born and raised in the vibrant city of Denver, Colorado, and spent his twenties embracing the exhilarating life of a snowboard bum in Vail. During that time, he also faced the challenges of addiction. In 2017, he made a pivotal move to Phoenix, where he was welcomed into a supportive sober community that has been instrumental in his journey to maintaining nine years of sobriety.
Fueled by a passion for helping others and a desire to find true purpose in his life, Greg became one of Monument’s first investors and co-founders. His commitment to recovery and community led him to a role where he could make a real difference.
When he is not at Monument, Greg can often be found enjoying the great outdoors—whether it is hitting the golf course, traveling to new destinations, exploring nature, or occasionally returning to the slopes to snowboard. After years in corporate sales, he realized that fulfillment came from aligning his work with his values, and he embraced the opportunity to join Monument full-time as the Chief Operating Officer.
Greg is excited to be part of this incredible team and to contribute to the mission of supporting others on their recovery journeys!
Clinical Director | MS, LIAC, LPC, CCTS-I
Bradley Wagner, MS, LIAC, LPC, CCTS-I is a seasoned licensed therapist whose clinical career spans nearly three decades. He holds a Master’s degree in Professional Counseling and is credentialed as both a Licensed Independent Addiction Counselor (LIAC) and a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Arizona. Bradley also brings specialized expertise as a Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist-I (CCTS-I).
Throughout his career, Bradley has worked across multiple levels of care, including Residential, Partial Hospitalization (PHP), and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) programs—enhancing his ability to meet clients with varied needs and presentations.
He has designed and implemented a robust, evidence-informed therapeutic curriculum grounded in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Mindful Self-Compassion, creating structured yet flexible interventions that support lasting change.
Bradley is deeply committed to meeting clients where they are in their stage of change, fostering a collaborative and empowering therapeutic process. His strength lies in his ability to build strong rapport with clients, helping them access their intrinsic strengths and internal resources for healing and growth.
A trauma-informed clinician, Bradley is EMDR trained and has advanced training in Polyvagal Theory and Somatic Experiencing (SE), integrating body-based regulation skills into his clinical work. He is well-versed in DBT and has facilitated weekly DBT groups, bringing structure and depth to group therapy while supporting clients in building emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness skills.
Bradley’s practice is guided by a trauma-informed lens that prioritizes safety, connection, and resilience. He is passionate about working with individuals facing substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health challenges, helping them navigate recovery with compassion, skill, and respect.
Director of Operations
Aaron believes empathy is the most powerful tool for interaction we have as humans. As a professional in the behavioral health industry for 9+ years, Aaron has come to harness this tool for the betterment of the patients he comes in contact with; and grow as a person. Aaron’s extensive knowledge of the treatment industry, and diverse experience amongst almost every type of behavioral health facility, has taught him how to provide the referral partners, patients and families the highest level of quality service in the industry.
Medical Director
Will Heise MD FACMT is our Medical Director and the Chief Medical Officer at Bumblebee Health. He is board certified in Medical Toxicology, Addiction Medicine and Family Medicine. Dr. Heise is committed to the evidence-based compassionate care of patients with substance use disorder.
He provides clinical leadership, quality assurance, policy development and direct patient care. He’s also engaged in research and teaching at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix. Dr. Heise lives in Phoenix, Arizona with his family and enjoys exploring mountain heights, swimming holes and international cities.
Inpatient Therapist | LAC, CCTS-I
Monica is an Arizona-born and raised Licensed Associate Counselor with a passion for helping individuals feel seen, heard, and supported. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Spanish with a minor in Psychology from Northern Arizona University and completed her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Grand Canyon University, graduating in October 2023. She received her LAC in January 2024 and is currently working toward licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC).
Monica has a diverse background in education and behavioral health, including work with children and adolescents ages 5–17, as well as one year of experience working with adults in recovery at Monument Recovery, a role she enjoys very much. She values building strong therapeutic relationships and empowering clients to discover their strengths and create meaningful change. Her approach incorporates CBT, DBT, and expressive art interventions, with a special interest in group therapy and teaching practical coping skills for everyday life.
Outpatient Therapist | LAAC
Delphine is a Licensed Associate Substance Abuse Counselor with a Master’s degree in Addiction Counseling and more than two decades of professional experience in the behavioral health field. A survivor of the 1994 Rwandan genocide, Delphine’s life story informs her clinical practice with a profound depth of empathy, resilience, and a culturally attuned perspective. Her counseling approach seamlessly integrates evidence-based modalities with a trauma-informed, strengths-based framework, grounded in both professional training and her lived experience.
Delphine specializes in the treatment of substance use disorders, co-occurring mental health conditions, and trauma, with extensive experience working across the lifespan—including adolescents, adults, and families. She is highly skilled in the application of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), tailoring each intervention to the unique needs, stage of readiness, and cultural context of her clients.
Her clinical philosophy centers on the belief that healing is possible when individuals are met with unconditional positive regard, attuned presence, and culturally responsive care. She works collaboratively with clients to identify maladaptive patterns, build coping strategies, increase self-efficacy, and cultivate insight—supporting recovery as a journey of empowerment and reconnection to self and others.
In addition to her clinical acumen, Delphine has served in diverse roles across residential treatment, intensive outpatient programs (IOP), family systems work, and community mental health settings. She is especially attuned to the impact of intergenerational trauma, systemic oppression, and migration-related stress on mental health and substance use. Through her integrative, client-centered style, she fosters an environment of safety, trust, and growth, empowering clients to rewrite their narratives and build lives rooted in meaning, purpose, and sustained recovery.
Group Facilitator
As the Group Facilitator at Monument Recovery, Tim brings both professional expertise and lived experience to his work in recovery. Sober since August 2021, he is deeply committed to helping others build sustainable, meaningful lives in sobriety. Tim also teaches Peer Support Specialist certification classes, with a focus on empowerment, accountability, and connection.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in History and Political Science from UCLA, along with a Master’s in Education and an MBA from Pepperdine University. Outside of work, Tim is a dedicated father to three sons and enjoys hiking, pickleball, and thrifting with them. He shares a happy home with his partner, who teaches yoga and also works in recovery, and their dog, Yana.
Group Facilitator
Christina brings more than 20 years of experience in education, mentorship, and human development to her role at Monument Recovery. She holds a Master’s Degree in Education and has dedicated her career to supporting individuals through periods of growth, transition, and self-discovery with compassion, patience, and intention. Throughout her work, Christina has consistently focused on helping individuals develop self-awareness, confidence, and the skills needed to navigate both personal and interpersonal challenges.
Grounded in a strong belief in the power of human connection, Christina approaches recovery work by meeting clients where they are and creating an environment rooted in trust, accountability, and mutual respect. Her extensive background in education allows her to recognize individual learning styles, emotional needs, and strengths, enabling her to tailor her support in a way that encourages resilience, personal responsibility, and meaningful engagement in the recovery process. Christina values collaboration and understands that sustainable change occurs when individuals feel heard, supported, and empowered.
Christina is deeply passionate about helping clients reconnect with their strengths, repair relationships, and build a solid foundation for lasting recovery. She believes personal growth is an ongoing process and remains committed to continuous learning and self-reflection in both her professional and personal life. Christina is honored to be part of the Monument Recovery community and takes pride in supporting individuals as they work toward healing, growth, and long-term wellness.
Graduate Practicum Student
Gaby is a Graduate Practicum Student at Monument Recovery and a Master of Science candidate in Addiction Psychology at Arizona State University. Her clinical interests include the treatment of co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders, trauma-related conditions, and work with neurodivergent populations. Gaby is committed to providing trauma-informed, evidence-based care that supports emotional regulation, insight development, and sustained recovery. Outside of her clinical training, she values continued professional development and reflective practice
Director of Business Development
Cassie joined Monument Recovery as one of our very first clients and has exemplified the spirit of resilience and commitment to recovery from day one. During her time in the program, she not only excelled in her own journey but also became a beacon of hope for others. With her innate ability to connect on a personal level, Cassie has transitioned seamlessly into the field of behavioral health, where she continues to thrive and inspire those around her.
As a key member of the Monument Recovery team, Cassie shares her powerful story of transformation and advocates for the program that saved her life, reshaped her future, and helped rebuild her into the vibrant person she is today. She continuously plays a crucial role in guiding patients through their most vulnerable moments, helping them find the peace and support they desperately seek.
Cassie’s infectious enthusiasm brightens every room, and her compassionate nature fosters an environment where clients feel safe and understood. Always going the extra mile, she prioritizes the wellness of our clients and passionately believes in the transformative power of our program.
We are incredibly fortunate to have Cassie fueling the charge at Monument Recovery, embodying the heart and soul of our mission every day.
Program Manager
AJ Frank is the Program Manager of Monument Recovery, bringing both lived experience and professional training into the therapeutic space. As a former client of Monument Recovery, AJ offers an empathetic, relatable approach that helps clients feel understood and supported throughout the recovery process.
AJ facilitates mindfulness and meditation groups, DBT- and ACT-informed skills, relapse prevention, creative and experiential groups, and community-based activities. AJ is currently attending college pursuing a degree in Fine Art, which informs a creative, expressive approach to group facilitation. AJ is passionate about helping clients build coping skills, self-awareness, and a meaningful life in recovery.
Community Outreach
Luke Petrozza serves as Business Development, Community Outreach, and Admissions for Monument Recovery. A native New Yorker and proud alumnus of Monument Recovery, Luke brings both professional experience and personal insight to his work, helping individuals and families navigate the path to recovery with compassion and authenticity.
He holds a degree in Sports Broadcasting and is an avid basketball player, carrying the values of teamwork, discipline, and perseverance into everything he does. Outside of work, Luke enjoys doing daily crosswords, has traveled to nearly 20 countries, and is a devoted fan of R&B music. He is passionate about building meaningful community partnerships and supporting others in finding lasting healing and connection.
Lead BHT / Resident Assistant
Chase is a Lead BHT/RA at Monument Recovery with 8+ years in the Behavioral Health & Substance Abuse field, and a Bachelor’s of Science in Psychology from Arizona State University. Chase chose this field due to its closeness to his heart, and his continued desire to make a positive impact on the people around him, especially those struggling from substance abuse, and its co-occurring diagnoses. Chase does a College Football podcast on the side that he loves to talk about passionately, or erratically, depending on perspective.
Lead BHT / Resident Assistant
David brings a compassionate and client-centered approach to his role at Monument Recovery. Known for being passionate, caring, and dependable, David is deeply committed to supporting individuals as they navigate the challenges of early recovery. He approaches each shift with enthusiasm and a strong sense of responsibility, helping to maintain a safe, structured, and supportive environment for all clients.
As a disciplined and flexible team player, David works collaboratively with both clients and staff to support daily programming, reinforce treatment goals, and respond effectively to the dynamic needs of the community. His ability to remain adaptable while upholding expectations allows him to provide consistent support while modeling accountability and respect. David values the importance of reliability and understands how consistency and presence can positively impact a client’s recovery experience.
David is passionate about helping individuals feel seen, supported, and encouraged throughout their recovery journey. He brings genuine care to his work and is honored to be part of the Monument Recovery team, remaining committed to personal growth, professional development, and contributing positively to the recovery community.
Resident Assistant
Charles brings a background in hospitality and marketing to his new journey in recovery. He is deeply committed not just to sobriety, but creating a fruitful and meaningful life. This dedication helps support clients in their own recovery. Grateful for getting a new lease on life, he now enjoys cooking, the outdoors, and being a plant dad.
Resident Assistant
Mitchell is originally from North Dakota and brings nine years of experience as a Historic Preservation Officer, where he assisted with cultural excavations, conducted environmental and site assessments, interpreted maps, and identified historically and culturally significant areas to ensure they were protected during oil and gas development.
He is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Human Resource Management, which he began in October 2023 after relocating to Arizona in August 2023. Mitchell joined Monument on August 8, 2024, as a Residential Assistant and values the company’s mission, core values, and collaborative team environment. He is committed to providing a supportive and respectful presence for clients throughout their treatment journey.
Administrator / Group Facilitator
Haylee serves as the Office Administrator and Music Therapy facilitator at Monument Recovery. As a former client, Haylee brings a personal connection to the recovery journey and a genuine passion for helping others heal. With a professional background in music and performing arts, Haylee integrates creativity, mindfulness, and self-love into her work with clients. She is dedicated to helping individuals develop healthy coping tools, strengthen mental well-being, and cultivate a fulfilling life in recovery.
Outside of work, Haylee enjoys crafting, spending time with her cats, recording original music in the studio, and playing live shows with her funk band ‘Move Out Party’. Her commitment to the recovery community, combined with artistic expertise, allows her to connect with clients through both compassion and lived experience.
Case Manager
Christine works in case management and is passionate about helping clients feel understood and supported throughout the recovery process. As an alumni of Monument Recovery with long-term sobriety, she brings empathy and lived experience into her work. Christine focuses on setting clients up for success beyond treatment by reducing stress around logistics so they can fully focus on their recovery.
Case Manager
Taylor is a Case Manager and Residential Assistant at Monument Recovery with nearly three years of experience in behavioral health. Originally from a small town in Colorado, Taylor came to Arizona for her own recovery and now brings both professional training and lived experience to her work with clients. With a background in substance use recovery and mental health, Taylor focuses on care coordination, client advocacy, and creating a supportive treatment environment.
She is passionate about giving back and helping individuals build strong foundations for long-term wellness. Outside of work, Taylor enjoys snowboarding, reading, and traveling to explore new places. Guided by empathy, resilience, and a belief that recovery is built through consistency, connection, and hope, Taylor is committed to walking alongside others as they create meaningful and lasting change in their lives.
Executive Chef
With over 18 years of experience in professional kitchens and more than a decade serving as an Executive Chef, Sean brings both culinary excellence and lived experience to Monument Recovery. Born and raised in Arizona, Sean discovered a passion for cooking early on and built a career grounded in leadership, creativity, and consistency.
Now two years into recovery, Sean sees the kitchen as more than a place to prepare meals—it’s a space for healing, structure, and connection. Working in treatment allows him to intertwine a personal recovery journey with a lifelong love of food, offering hope and encouragement to clients through example.
As Executive Chef, Sean is committed to creating nourishing, balanced meals that support both physical wellness and emotional recovery. He believes that food can be a powerful part of the healing process and takes pride in contributing to an environment where individuals feel cared for, supported, and inspired as they begin their own paths to recovery.
Outside of the kitchen, Sean enjoys spending time fishing and making memories with his son—simple moments that reinforce the values of presence, gratitude, and balance that recovery has brought into his life.
At Monument Recovery, we are more than just a rehab center in Arizona. We offer a special place where transformation happens through client-focused, evidence-based, and holistic approaches designed to work for each client’s unique needs.
