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Leadership

Cheryl Kehl, LCSW

CEO
Co-founder and Partner
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Rob Lund, CRS

Rob Lund, CRS

President
Co-founder and Partner
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Brad Christensen

Brad Christensen

Chief People Office
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Sara Sorenson, LCMHC

Sara Sorenson, LCMHC

Clinical Director
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Shannon Weaver, LCSW

Director of Business Development
shannon@cornercanyonhc.com
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Ally Jackson

Ally Jackson

Admissions Director
ally@cornercanyonhc.com
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Stephanie M. King, FNP-C, APRN, DC

Stephanie M. King, FNP-C, APRN, DC

Medical Director
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Christopher Black, RN, BSN, PMHNP-BC

Christopher Black, RN, BSN, PMHNP-BC

Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
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Dominique Suazo

Dominique Suazo

Residential Program Director
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Natalie Bell

Natalie Bell

Outpatient Program Director
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Nick Bolton, LCSW

Primary Therapist
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Eric Johansen, LCSW

Eric Johansen, LCSW

Assistant Clinical Director
PHP
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Jonathan Benn, CSW

Jonathan Benn, CSW

Primary Therapist
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Sara Sorenson, LCMHC

Sara Sorenson, LCMHC

Clinical Director
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Mili Leibovich, CSW

Mili Leibovich, CSW

Primary Therapist
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Shannon Weaver, LCSW

Director of Business Development
shannon@cornercanyonhc.com
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Ally Jackson

Ally Jackson

Admissions Director
ally@cornercanyonhc.com
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Liz Lund, MPA

Liz Lund, MPA

Admissions Counselor
liz@cornercanyonhc.com
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Dana Goodrich, B.S.

Dana Goodrich, B.S.

Digital Marketing Manager
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Dr. Joel Hanson, MD

Dr. Joel Hanson, MD

Psychiatrist
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Stephanie M. King, FNP-C, APRN, DC

Stephanie M. King, FNP-C, APRN, DC

Medical Director
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Christopher Black, RN, BSN, PMHNP-BC

Christopher Black, RN, BSN, PMHNP-BC

Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
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Hannah Santos, BSN, RN

Hannah Santos, BSN, RN

Nurse
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Cade Rizzuto

Cade Rizzuto

Head Chef
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Daniel

Chef
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Roseann Nelson

Roseann Nelson

Neurofeedback Technician
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Dominique Suazo

Dominique Suazo

Residential Program Director
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Joey Stebbins

Transitional Living House Lead
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Natalie Bell

Natalie Bell

Outpatient Program Director
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Melissa Hickman, LCSW

Melissa Hickman, LCSW

Co-Founder & Consulting Partner
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Michelle Wilson, JD

Michelle Wilson, JD

Co-Founder & Consulting Partner
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Karen Flynn, JD

Karen Flynn, JD

Co-Founder & Consulting Partner
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Julie Barbero, LCSW

Julie Barbero, LCSW

Co-Founder & Consulting Partner
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Michelle Gourley, LCSW, LMFT, JD

Michelle Gourley,LCSW, LMFT, JD

Co-Founder & Consulting Partner
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Cheryl Kehl, LCSW

CEO Co-founder and partner
Cheryl has been working in the private Mental Health and Addiction treatment world for 30 years, as a clinician, clinical director, program founder, program administrator, and facility decorator! Corner Canyon Health Centers is the result of this experience, her education, and her own experiences in treatment. Corner Canyon’s focus on comprehensive and innovative assessment, advanced and validated clinical practices, and implementation of the most effective new technologies and research are due to her desire to help others gain full health quickly and effectively in a comfortable setting.
Cheryl completed her education at Brigham Young University where she received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Sociology in 1991 and her Master’s Degree in Social Work in 1993. She pursues interests in science, technology, and mental and physical health, and is fascinated by the overlap that is increasing between these with their ability to help clients heal faster.
Cheryl is the oldest of ten children and has three adult children, two daughters and a son. Her interests include water sports, photography, interior design, creative projects, and spending time with her family and friends. She loves house boating on Lake Powell, but her favorite pastime is spending time with her 6 wonderful grandchildren.

Daniel Nuno

CEO
Originally from sunny Southern California, Daniel brings a wealth of experience and dedication to Corner Canyon Health Centers. With a background rooted in personal recovery and a deep commitment to helping others achieve optimal mental health, Daniel has become a respected figure in the mental health and recovery community. Over the past six years, he has devoted himself to supporting individuals in their journey toward healing, drawing on his own experiences to provide compassionate and effective care.
 
As the CEO of Corner Canyon Health Centers, Daniel is committed to fostering a culture of excellence and empathy. He leads with the belief that transformational change begins with a strong foundation of mental and physical wellness. Through mentorship and personal development, Daniel embodies the mantra of “winning the morning” and “winning the day,” empowering others to build better relationships, make healthier lifestyle choices, and cultivate greater resilience.
 
Driven by a deep commitment to the growth and development of others, Daniel has dedicated his career to empowering individuals and teams to reach their highest potential. With a passion for fostering talent and creating environments where people can thrive, Daniel believes in the transformative power of mentorship, guidance, and support. He is devoted to nurturing skills, encouraging continuous learning, and helping others unlock new levels of personal and professional achievement. This vow to uplift others is not just a professional ethos, but a personal mission to inspire positive change and meaningful growth in every interaction.
 
Outside of his professional pursuits, Daniel is passionate about his role as a new father. He and his wife, Alana, welcomed their first child in May 2024, and they are cherishing every moment as a family of three.
Brad Christensen

Brad Christensen

Chief People Officer
Brad has been with Corner Canyon Health Centers since its inception in 2017 and has been an integral part in the many stages of growth. In 2018, he moved into the role of Executive Director and oversaw all parts of the growing company. He supervised the expansion into a new location and helped circumvent the many challenges that came with that growth. Now he has moved into the role of Chief People Officer, and oversees all human resources and licensing. Brad is the stabilizing force that got us through the ever changing climate of the COVID-19 pandemic while also keeping a close eye on the constantly changing and evolving needs of our population.
When Brad is not working, you can find him spending time with his husband, Mark, and his little “farm” (two cats and two dogs). He enjoys caring for his many houseplants or sitting under a blanket with a good book. He also enjoys traveling to new countries and has a goal to visit at least one new country every year. His favorite foods are pizza, chocolate, and Mrs Butterworth’s butter flavored maple syrup. If you want to win his heart, buy him chocolate 🙂
Brad has a Bachelors in Behavioral Science with a psych emphasis and has completed the LSAC program (Licensed Substance Abuse Counselor) now called ASUDC (Advanced Substance Use Disorder Counselor) through UVU. In his previous employment he has filled multiple roles in the treatment industry, from cook and grave staff to operations director and VP of client and family relations. Prior to Corner Canyon, Brad was involved in the launching of 2 other treatment programs and we feel very lucky to have him on our team!

Sara Sorenson, LCMHC

Clinical Director
Sara grew up in the US, then Germany and the UK, returning to the United States to attend university. Since then, she has lived in Maryland, Hawaii, Australia, and Utah, and enjoyed visiting many beautiful places in between. Sara has a genuine interest in people and truly enjoys making connections wherever she can. She is constantly looking for new things to learn and areas to improve in both her personal and professional life and appreciates the challenges that contribute to progress. She is drawn to adventure in all it’s forms, particularly in nature, travel and creative expression. Often, her most significant source of joy comes from spending time with her close friends and her four children.
Sara received a Bachelor’s degree in Sociocultural Anthropology and a Master’s in Rehabilitation Counseling. She is certified as a rehabilitation counselor (CRC) and a licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC). Sara’s counseling experience includes working with individuals from a wide range of ages, backgrounds and mental health symptoms and disorders. Sara has worked extensively with foster children, sexual abuse victims and people with addictions.
Sara is trained and certified as an EMDR therapist and is passionate about facilitating the level of healing and insight that can be uniquely achieved with this approach. She also has experience with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Art Therapy. She finds it most effective to address individual needs and preferences with the creative integration of theory and application, with a focus on helping a client identify and move towards their unique meaning and purpose. She enjoys working as a team with the client to explore where they are now, where they would like to be, and how they can get there!
Sara worked as Corner Canyon’s clinical director for a few years before moving into the role as Clinical Development Manager. We are so excited about the expertise she continues to bring to Corner Canyon to help us continue to grow and advance, and provide the highest quality of care for all of our clients.

Shannon Weaver, LCSW

Director of Business Development
shannon@cornercanyonhc.com
Shannon brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her role. With over 20 years of dedicated service in the mental health field, Shannon’s professional journey has been diverse and impactful. As a licensed clinical social worker, she has held various positions, including Therapist, Clinical Director, and Marketing and Outreach Director.
Shannon’s experience as a clinician spans multiple settings, including community mental health, hospital crisis work, residential treatment, and wilderness therapy. Furthermore, she has held leadership roles such as Clinical Director, Admissions Director, and Marketing and Outreach Director. Her long standing experience, communication and interpersonal skills, coupled with her deep understanding of the therapeutic field make her an invaluable asset to the Corner Canyon team.
Shannon is also a certified teacher and has lived and taught in both Russia and China. She has traveled to many countries throughout the world, further broadening her understanding of people and different cultures. When Shannon isn’t working, she enjoys hiking, yoga, reading, baking, or planning her next adventure.
Ally Jackson

Ally Jackson

Admissions Director
ally@cornercanyonhc.com
Ally grew up in Denver, Colorado but has called Utah home for over a decade. Ally has been working with families seeking treatment since 2013, facilitating admissions and outreach roles at prominent residential treatment and wilderness therapy programs. Ally has a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Utah Valley University and four years of experience as a Court Appointed Special Advocate for abused and neglected children.

Ally is passionate about what she does, has a gift of connecting with clients she talks with and loves to help every person feel supported while navigating the admissions process. Because of her experience going through treatment as an adolescent, Ally brings an extraordinary amount of warmth, compassion, and hope to the individuals she works with. Outside of work, Ally holds the title of “Favorite Aunt” to her three nieces, loves to be active, practice yoga, and spend time with family and friends. She has a dog named Sadie that goes everywhere with her.

Stephanie M. King, FNP-C, APRN, DC

Stephanie M. King, FNP-C, APRN, DC

Medical Director
Dr. Stephanie King is passionate about bringing her patients the highest level of personalized care through Integrative and Functional Medicine.
A published author, educator, and speaker, training over 30 clinics nationwide, she has combined her expertise in hormonal balancing, diet education, weight reduction and management and integrative therapies to assist her patients in setting and taking strategic steps towards achieving their lifestyle and wellness goals using the most natural, safe, and effective methods available. Dr. King has spent over 25 years in practice, developing specialized techniques for patients, a dedication to patient care that has led people who have failed to achieve results with other programs to seek her out from across the country.
The truth is that everyone’s situation is different, and sometimes the barriers can seem unbeatable. In her practice, she know that barriers can be overcome and healing is on the other side. Dr. King does everything possible to give her patients the tools they need to succeed. Her desire is that each patient can channel the strength, resources, and commitment needed to reverse their health and heal.
Having lived the challenges associated with hormonal imbalance and weight fluctuations, she brings a level of empathy to her care model that allows her to empower her patients beyond the physical to bring amazing results.
Christopher Black, RN, BSN, PMHNP-BC

Christopher Black, RN, BSN, PMHNP-BC

Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Corner Canyon is excited to have Chris on our team. He adds a depth of knowledge of systems of care in Residential Treatment, has an organizational focus, and many years of helping residential and wilderness programs grow by providing excellent and caring work with clients and their families as they enter treatment, often for the first time.
Chris has a wealth of experience working in our industry in many capacities, including Admissions and Outreach, Residential care, Nursing, and Wilderness. In addition to working with Corner Canyon he is also continuing work towards a doctorate in Psychiatric Nursing and maintains an intense outdoor adventure schedule.
He has a wide array of knowledge and expertise in outdoor areas like rock climbing and canyoneering, skiing, snowboarding, peak bagging, trail running, photography, motocross, and boating (Lake Powell is a favorite destination).
He is an amazing teacher of these skills to staff, clients, Educational Consultants and friends, sharing his time with them eagerly. Chris has two children, a boy and a girl, they are his world. He practices yoga, the mindfulness component grounds him, and his religion is Love.
Chris enjoys travel as long as it includes new cultures and people, otherwise it is just “travel”. Chris has managed a humanitarian clothing donation program for the last 12 years, gathering and donating clothing to single parent homes and immigrant communities.
Dominique Suazo

Dominique Suazo

Residential Program Director
Dom was the first alumni of Corner Canyon back in 2017, he has worked in residential treatment ever since. He gained experience first as a mentor with Corner Canyon giving back the same level of enthusiasm he received while in treatment there. Dom simultaneously worked as a manager at Community Options working with disabled adults and children as he led a passionate team to success with that population. He also became the Recovery Residence Coordinator for Deer Hollow in the beginning of 2021. There he managed multiple transitional living facilities as well as taught support groups at the outpatient location several times per week. Dom also founded his own Life Coaching practice in 2021 after getting certified through the International Coaching Federation to work with people individually. He is currently working to complete his Bachelor’s Degree at the University of Utah as he’s double majoring in Psychology and Family, Community, and Human Development.
Dom found his passion for helping others through his own experience with treatment and utilizes his intimate experience to connect with all people. His level of dedication and passion shine through in his everyday pursuit of helping others in their journey of recovery. Working in residential treatment gave him a fascination for learning about other people and how to help them. The sacred healing that takes place in treatment is where he finds purpose, meaning, and connection. In his different roles he leads by example and is passionate about helping others succeed to their highest ability.
Dom grew up in Utah and is an avid outdoorsman. Outside of work he loves to travel, fly fish, and camp. He has traveled to many countries with his favorite being Bahrain and Jerusalem in the Middle East. Culture, food, and meeting new people fuel his spirituality and connectedness.
Natalie Bell

Natalie Bell

Outpatient Program Director
Driven by her own recovery experience, Natalie brings a profound understanding and insight to her role as Outpatient Program Director. Her personal experience fuels a deep empathy and connection to individuals navigating similar struggles, allowing for an authentic and compassionate approach to healing. Particularly inspiring to her was a thorough outpatient experience that equipped her to succeed after moving on from the treatment environment and having to use her newly discovered skills in the real world. Her life is a testament to the long term efficacy of residential and outpatient treatment.
Natalie’s healthcare career was inspired by helping her father recover from a traumatic brain injury in 2009. In 2012 she began her work with adults with developmental disabilities and cognitive impairments. Motivated by her own recovery journey, she returned to the field in 2021 with a steadfast commitment to fostering mental health transformations. She began working as front line staff at youth treatment facilities, then adult dual diagnosis programs and developed a passion for creating a safe and nurturing environment for clients to share, grow, and heal.
While continuing her professional path in the treatment world, she was simultaneously using her own experience to write a group curriculum for helping those with substance use disorders heal from body image issues. She independently facilitated groups at several residential and outpatient programs in Utah while using her free time to build relationships with the robust recovery community of Salt Lake City.
In 2021, she acted as a creative arts liaison for Fit to Recover, a local organization that helps those in recovery get connected with fitness, nutrition, music and art resources outside of the treatment environment. She is still actively involved with Fit to Recover and spends a few nights a week participating in their classes. During her time at Corner Canyon Health Centers, she has facilitated contracts with Fit to Recover to get both residential and outpatient clients involved with the organization.
In her free time, she is passionate about fitness and the sober softball community. A lifelong musician, she also enjoys writing songs and collaborating with other musicians.
Nick Bolton, LCSW

Nick Bolton, LCSW

Primary Therapist
Nick’s passion for helping others led him to pursue a career in psychology. He obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, where he gained a solid foundation in understanding human behavior and the complexities of the mind. Eager to further his knowledge and skills, Nick went on to earn a Master’s degree in Social Work, specializing in mental health.
Nick has undergone extensive training in various evidence-based therapeutic approaches and is committed to continuous growth and professional development. He has completed training in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), a highly effective method for individuals struggling with emotional regulation and self-destructive behaviors. Additionally, Nick has received training in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), a powerful approach that focuses on strengthening emotional bonds and resolving relationship conflicts. Furthermore, he has honed his skills in Motivational Interviewing (MI), a collaborative method that empowers individuals to make positive changes in their lives.
Recognizing the importance of inclusivity and creating a safe space for all individuals, Nick has also received specialized training in LGBTQIA+ issues. He is dedicated to providing a supportive and affirming environment for individuals of diverse sexual orientations and gender identities.
Nick’s passion for recovery extends beyond his therapeutic practice. He is the visionary behind a unique endeavor called OncePickled. A sober Pickleball Community, this innovative league not only promotes physical activity and social connection but also serves as a platform for individuals in recovery to come together, support one another, and celebrate their journeys. Nick has created a community fostering growth, resilience, and a sense of belonging through this initiative.
Nick brings compassion, empathy, and a deep understanding of human behavior to each therapeutic encounter. He is committed to helping individuals navigate life’s challenges and empowering them to live their lives to the fullest. With his diverse skill set, Nick is dedicated to providing a safe and nurturing space for individuals to heal, grow, and thrive.
Eric Johansen, LCSW

Eric Johansen, LCSW

Assistant Clinical Director
PHP
Eric takes a mind-body approach to therapy where experiential education and somatic awareness are practiced in conjunction with sitting and talking. His work with families and individuals is influenced by an understanding of neurobiology, stress physiology, and emerging research showing the beneficial effects of mindfulness based interventions and psychedelic assisted therapy.
Eric received his Bachelor of Arts in Film Production from the City University of New York. After years of feeling unfulfilled with this path, he left the east coast for Utah and pursued a Master of Social Work from the University of Utah. As a result, Eric is skilled and compassionate when it comes to enacting change. He enjoys helping those that he works with to realize and align with their values while taking the necessary steps to become who they really want to be.
He has spent most of his therapeutic career working in residential treatment settings, helping clients and their families overcome mental health and substance use disorders. Eric has also had the opportunity to work within the criminal justice system and academic research settings where he helped develop and implement mindfulness based interventions addressing substance use disorders and chronic pain.
Eric has completed training in Mindfulness Oriented Recovery Enhancement (M.O.R.E.) along with Somatic and Attachment Focused (S.A.F.E.) EMDR. He also utilizes the following evidence based practices – Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Mind-Body Bridging.
Jonathan Benn, CSW

Jonathan Benn, LCSW

Primary Therapist
Jon believes that there are strengths within each of us that can create an environment of growth. Finding or noticing those strengths is where Jon focuses. When people know and recognize the strengths that they have they can utilize them to work on the things they want to improve in their life. Jon provides a set of tools to the people he works with that are based in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Narrative Therapy. Understanding the messages and stories that we tell ourselves about our experiences, and then reframing those that are maladapted, produces healing and growth.
Jon earned Bachelor of Social Work and Master of Social Work degrees from The University of Utah. Jon spent the last five years in the mental health world working as an advocate, supervisor, and program director before becoming a therapist. Understanding what people are going through in treatment at each of these levels is an enormous part of what shapes Jon’s approach.
Jon looks at each person that he interacts with from an intersectional lens. Meaning that it is vital to understand all of the factors that went into making us the person we are today are. Race, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, ethnicity, family, socioeconomic status, religion, spirituality, and much more are what makes each of us beautiful humans. Jon wants to understand these aspects of each person not only to be the best tool he can be, but to be an advocate for them as well.
In his personal life Jon loves spending time with his girlfriend, family, friends, and his dog, Mr. Rosewater. Jon loves playing video games, writing, cooking, reading, and playing chess. Jon also has a deep passion for music. He loves sharing his favorite artists, and even more so hearing about yours!
Mili Leibovich, CSW

Mili Leibovich, LCSW

Primary Therapist
Mili received her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Utah and her Master’s degree from Boise State University. Mili has worked in different settings throughout her career such as a youth advocate, recovery advocate, case manager, and now, a primary therapist. Milihas experience working with different populations with a variety of diagnoses but ultimately, her passion lies in working with clients in a residential setting.
Mili values each client’s unique cultural, spiritual, personal, and interpersonal experiences. Mili’s goal of therapy is to connect with that potential, find wellness, and create a meaningful life. Mili uses an open and non-judgmental curiosity, and seeks to create a safe space where all thoughts, feelings, and beliefs are welcome. Her main focus is to empower clients for skill building and healing.

Mili is trained in a variety of different modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Brainspotting. Mili also enjoys using a mindfulness and client-centered approach.

In her spare time, Mili enjoys spending time with her husband and her son. Mili is also an avid camper, hiker, and loves traveling and exploring new sites.

Liz Lund, MPA

Admissions Counselor
liz@cornercanyonhc.com
Liz is originally from lush green Washington State. She is a life enthusiast and a huge fan of people. Liz has always loved learning why people are the way they are. She moved to UT in 2013 and completed her bachelors degree in Psychology in 2016. After college Liz worked at a residential treatment center and found that she was not only passionate about people, but also administration. Liz is recently finished her MPA in April 2022. Liz loves serving people and is excited and looking forward to learning about; and from our clients here at Corner Canyon.
When Liz is not busy working she love being outdoors, eating ice cream, taking naps, and spending time with her precious baby girl and sweet husband.
Dana Goodrich, B.S.

Dana Goodrich

Executive Director

Dana Goodrich’s vision and expertise in marketing and management have driven a rapid improvement in Corner Canyon’s presence. Her coordination and persistence with the team have laid a solid foundation for effectively representing the significant work that Corner Canyon does with its clients.

With a successful career in real estate and experience running 2 small businesses, Dana brings a wealth of practical knowledge to her role. Her work in her MBA program has further broadened her understanding of business, guiding the strategic direction she sets for Corner Canyon. Dana’s knowledge and kind persistence inspire and motivate the entire Corner Canyon team to contribute to the organization’s ongoing success.

Dana and her husband Eric have six children and somehow fit a little play into their busy lives, they love boating and spend a lot of time at kid’s basketball and baseball games and swim meets. They love to travel, Costa Rica is a favorite destination.

Dr. Joel Hanson, MD

Dr. Joel Hanson, MD

Psychiatrist
Joel Hanson, MD is board certified in psychiatry and addiction medicine. He completed a BA degree in Spanish from the University of Utah, followed by medical school in Rochester New York, then specialty training at the University of Utah in internal medicine and psychiatry.
He has worked in most aspects of psychiatry, outpatient and inpatient. He has owned and run a residential program and an inpatient detox hospital. He enjoys the challenge and rewards of working with patients with mental health and substance abuse issues. He also enjoys interacting with Mental Health and Addiction staff and sharing ideas.
Dr Hanson’s hobbies include skiing, vocal music performance and reading.
“I’m honored to work with the staff at Corner Canyon. We have a very experienced, professional and conscientious team.”
Hannah Santos, BSN, RN

Hannah Santos, BSN, RN

Nurse
Hannah is originally from Indiana, she moved to Utah in 2014 to attend Brigham Young University, where she graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise and Wellness in 2018. Hannah worked directly with adults with physical and cognitive deficits and then continued direct care while she worked with adolescents at Elements Wilderness Therapy Program. From there Hannah began working at a young adult residential treatment center while she attended Provo College where she obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Nursing and began practicing nursing. Hannah joined the Corner Canyon team in 2022, and has been a huge asset to our medical department. Hannah is fantastic with our adult clients, especially when it comes to building rapport and holding clear boundaries.
When Hannah is not busy at CCHC, she enjoys rock climbing, snowboarding, trail running, backpacking and fish tacos on the beach in Baja California.
Cade Rizzuto

Cade Rizzuto

Head Chef
Cade has been working in the culinary industry for most of his life starting at the young age of fourteen when he joined his dad in his catering business. Through this hands-on experience, Cade learned the basics of knife skills, making sauces, and creating recipes. Cade realized at a young age that cooking was his passion and took what he learned to start working as a prep cook at a local delicatessen. Because of his creativity, skills, and work ethic, Cade soon earned the title of lead chef in early 2016 and became a food production manager later that year. During his tenure, Cade strived to make healthy, fresh meals, while learning about different European cuisines. Cade most recently worked for a local vegetarian café in downtown Salt Lake City, before joining the Corner Canyon Health Centers Team. Cade cooks delicious, healthy meals for Corner Canyon’s clients and staff, and teaches clients about cooking and the gut-brain connection so integral to the whole brain and body healing.
Personal: When he’s not creating healthy, beautifully-plated meals, Cade can be found taking his Jeep on red rock adventures around Moab or mountain biking around the entire Wasatch front. In the winters Cade spends most of his free time chasing powder on the many snowy mountains of Utah on his snowboard.

Health, and Healing:
Cade‘s two main priorities as a chef are providing meals that are balanced and nourishing and developing personal relationships with each resident at Corner Canyon Health Centers. Cade considers himself to be a European-style chef and enjoys demonstrating to people that there are many creative and delicious ways to eat healthy food. Cade strongly believes in developing a personal relationship with each resident he serves and enjoys doing what he can to make each person feel at home. Cade often takes requests from residents and incorporates them into his meals whenever he can; he enjoys being able to offer a sense of home by making residents dishes that are local to their hometowns. Cade also enjoys the creative process that accommodating the various dietary needs of each resident involves.

Roseann Nelson

Roseann Nelson

Neurofeedback Technician

Roseann Nelson is the Owner of Wasatch Neurotherapy, located in Bountiful, Utah. Roseann is a neurofeedback practitioner who has personally seen how neurofeedback can be a life-changing modality in the mental health field. Roseann specializes in dealing with clients with extensive trauma and addiction history. Roseann is certified through Stress therapy solutions,
Brain Master technologies and Braincore neurofeedback systems. Roseann is also certified with Erichonia using cold laser therapy to help heal and treat the mind and body. Before owning her practice, she worked in the mental health industry treating clients using other Biofeedback and brain stimulating devices such as Zyto, Braintap, and Versus. Roseann enjoys spending time with her four children and loves to go camping, hiking, and four-wheeling. Roseann knows firsthand how trauma and mental health challenges can be damaging to family systems and has dedicated her life to making changes to help others who are struggling.

Joey Stebbins

Transitional Living House Lead