Partners In Treatment

Johnathan Connell - President		Wyteria Mack - Treasurer
Brook Etherington - Vice-President		Sunseehray Gorman - Secretary

President: Jonathan Connell Private Clinic Albany & TLC Tifton Georgia

Jonathan P. Connell is the President of two Opioid Treatment Programs in Georgia and he is the President of C&C Containers. He has served in these roles for the last eight years. Like other small business owners, his responsibilities have included business planning and development, marketing, budget preparation to execution, to janitor. He has been in the field of addiction since 2000, has a Master’s Degree in Education, and is a CARF surveyor. Jonathan Connell has been active with OTPG for several years and is a prior board member.

Most recently, he has served on a variety of committees, including the video to reduce the stigma associated with Medication Assisted Treatment, which was produced by OTPG and he, along with his colleagues, represented OTPG at the 2010 AATOD conference by conducting a presentation of the video. He is passionate about the field of Opioid Dependence, reducing the stigma associated with Medication Assisted Treatment, and improving the quality of services within the industry.

Opioid Treatment Providers of Georgia
7001 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. Suite 404
Norcross, Ga. 30092 | (770) 840-9912

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Vice-President:
Brook Etherington Alliance Recovery Center Decatur & Conyers, Georgia

Brook Etherington is presently the Vice-President of Alliance Recovery Centers, located in Decatur and Conyers Georgia. He has been working in different capacities in the opioid treatment industry for over 8 years. He currently has an administrative role within the company and he also spent a number or years as a counselor. In 2010, he graduated from Boston University School of Medicine with a master’s degree in medical science. He also holds a bachelor’s degree from Georgia State University in psychology, biology, and chemistry. He is very committed to making Alliance Recovery Center, as well as our entire industry, a positive and respected force in the healthcare field.

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Treasurer:
Wyteria Mack Atlanta Metro Treatment Center: Norcross, Georgia

Wyteria Mack began her career in the social service field in 1999. Mrs. Mack relocated to Atlanta, GA after receiving a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Tennessee State University. Her career accomplishments include mentoring youth, foster placement for at-risk youth, assessing mental health disorders, and counseling people suffering from substance abuse issues. She has certifications and licensures as a Certified Opioid Treatment Clinician II from NOTCA, Certified Alcohol & Drug Counselor II from IC&RC, and Risk Reduction instructor from Prime for Life. In addition to her commitment to making positive social change in the community, Wyteria Mack is proud to serve as the Program Director at Atlanta Metro Treatment Center for over six years.

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Secretary:
Sunseehray Gorman Robert Dail Memorial Treatment Center: Commerce, Georgia

Sunseehray Gorman, better known as Sunny, has worked in the field of opiate addiction for over 15 years. Sunny started her career at Montefiore Medical Center in New York City, and she currently works at Robert Dail Memorial in Commerce,Ga. as a counselor/HIV coordinator. Sunny actively participates in GA HIV Early Intervention services and other community groups.

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Parliamentarian:
Dustin Binns HealthQwest: Douglasville, Georgia

Dustin Binnsis a newer member of the substance abuse treatment community. Since graduating in May of 2009 from Georgia College & State University, Dustin has devoted his career to working with patients diagnosed with Opiate Dependence. Dustin is Currently the Clinical Coordinator of HealthQwest- Douglasville and serves as the Director of New Business Development/Marketing for HealthQwest, LLC. Dustin is currently awaiting testing to receive his CADC II and looks forward to many more years serving patients attending MMT programs.

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AATOD Delegate:
Stacey Pearce-GPA Treatment of Macon, Inc.: Macon, Georgia

Stacey Pearcebegan working in the substance abuse treatment field in 1995. Mrs. Pearce was Program Director at GPA Treatment, Inc. from 1998 to 2002. Under her direction that facility became one of the first CARF accredited opioid treatment programs during the pilot project stage. Currently she is the President and Program Director of GPA Treatment of Macon, Inc. located in Macon Georgia. Mrs. Pearce earned her Bachelor degree in Public and Social Services from Kennesaw State University in 2000 and she is also a Certified Addiction Specialist and a Carf surveyor.

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