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Spectrum Health Systems Strengthens Management Team with Laura Montoya’s Promotion to Executive HR Director
Spectrum Health Systems, Inc., an innovative non-profit provider of evidence-based treatment for substance use and mental health disorders, today announced the promotion of Laura Montoya to Executive Director of Human Resources. In this role, Montoya will help execute the organization’s human resources strategy, supporting continued growth and strengthening the organization’s workforce as it expands services ...
Spectrum Health Systems Expands Adolescent Services with Opening of New Treatment Program in Methuen
Spectrum Health Systems, Inc., an innovative non-profit provider of evidence-based treatment for substance use and mental health disorders, has announced the opening of Breakwater, a new intensive treatment residence for adolescents in Methuen, Massachusetts. Developed in partnership with the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families (DCF), the program will offer individualized, trauma-informed care for adolescent ...
From the Blog
Board Member Spotlight: Dr. James Celestin
With a career rooted in medicine, psychiatry, and pain management, Dr. James Celestin brings a deeply compassionate, service-oriented perspective to his role on Spectrum Health Systems’ Board. As a physician who has spent years caring for individuals navigating addiction alongside chronic pain and mental health challenges, Dr. Celestin views recovery as a medical process and ...
Developing Your Personal Trigger Management Plan in Early Addiction Recovery
In early addiction recovery, triggers are a regular part of the process. While many people hope they can avoid triggers altogether, life does not stop presenting challenges once addiction recovery begins. Learning how to recognize, prepare for, and respond to triggers is a critical skill that supports long-term recovery. Developing a personal trigger management plan ...
“I came to Spectrum because the judge said I had to. I’ve learned a lot since then and now
I stay because I want to.”


