Kimberly’s varied career talents include; management of multi-company operations, care of patients through her previous career as a RN, and in her free time assisting and guiding others in their personal recovery programs. It is through Kim’s journey of Education and life experiences that developed her dedication to helping others and now dedicating her life’s work to a business that will fulfill her vision and desire to help others.

Robert since 2004 has remained focused on his passion to help others and choosing to be part of the solution to our nation’s substance abuse epidemic. His education includes Bachelors of Psychology/ Masters in Social Work and is a Licensed Certified Addiction Professional (CAP). Robert’s reputation and community involvement has enhanced theteam network at Break the Cycle. His dedication and experience in the recovery field is a natural fit in working with clients to provide the best possible care.

Bob Lemoine, our newest therapist addition, is a dedicated, active in recovery individual with 35-plus years of accomplished recovery experience. Leverages outstanding communication, and interpersonal abilities to ensure the satisfaction of all audiences. Capably builds and mentors motivated teams and individuals. Bob Is also a professionally trained Interventionist.

Dr. Pizza currently has his Medical License with the National Board of Medical Examiners Florida. He has been practicing medicine for 45 years. Dr. Pizza now integrates his medical expertise into providing the most effective and quality rehabilitative process possible to those struggling with addictive disorders. This includes the ability to administer Vivitrol and managing the aspects of the program to ensure the best possible care for our clients.

Susan has over 30 years of office and management experience. Her background previously was in healthcare. She has an A.S. degree in Medical Insurance Coding and Billing and is a registered Phlebotomy Technician. Susan lost her oldest son to a drug overdose in January of 2018 after being sober for 10 months. It gave her a drive to reach others and try to help them overcome the life of a drug user. She has fostered several kids and dogs and has a passion for helping others. She’s been married to her husband for 31 years and has one surviving son who is 24.

Suzanne was a medic for the federal government for 20 plus years. she has devoted her life to helping others. In 2002 she won the White House medical unit award. Suzanne has two daughters and six granddaughters and a love for humor, she is ambitious and driven and thrives on a challenge she is not comfortable with settling in and always looking for an opportunity to do better. Suzanne cares enough to make a difference.