Traumatic Stress Recovery Program

Advisory Board

Mission Statement

Diversified Rehabilitation Group (Diversified) believes that through integrative professional care, individuals can overcome psychological and physical limitations to achieve a healthy and well-balanced lifestyle. Furthermore, we seek to understand and recognize the daily challenges of first responders, veterans, and their family members.

Philosophy

Diversified also acknowledges that there is always an opportunity for growth and innovation. Thus, Diversified established an Advisory Board to further understand its clients’ daily challenges and develop innovative and long-lasting solutions.

Advisory Board

The Advisory Board plays a crucial role in enhancing mental health programs and support offered by Diversified Rehabilitation Group (Diversified) to first responders, veterans, and their family members. By providing guidance, connecting to experts and research, and offering strategic input to the Diversified Leadership Team, the advisory board contributes significantly to the organization’s efforts.

Our Values

Consistently being ethical, honest, and transparent.

Trust

Being accountable to each other, our clients, partners, and the community.

Respect

Ensuring a supportive, collaborative, and courteous service environment.

Quality

Being committed to client-centered services, ongoing innovation, and best practices.

Board Members

Deputy Chief Lucie Tremblay

Deputy Chief Lucie Tremblay (Retired) has over 35 years of public safety experience at the federal government. Upon joining the VIA Rail Canada Police Service in 2016, she was entrusted with managing police operations and administration. She also supported the corporate security strategy, contributing to the safety and security of passengers, employees, infrastructure, and rail operations.

Steve Farina

Steve is a VP for the BC Professional Firefighters Association and is the vice-chair of the BCPFFA’s Mental Health Taskforce, as well as their Occupational Health & Safety Committee. He has over 30 years of experience in the fire service and was hired as a full-time firefighter in Coquitlam in 1997.

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Norman E. Taylor

Norm Taylor has been an independent advisor, educator, author and researcher for 40 years, concentrating his practice in the field of policing and public safety for the past 30 years. Between 2008-17, he spent much of his professional life in Saskatchewan as a Senior Advisor to the Deputy Ministry of Justice: Corrections and Policing.

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Commander Grant Edwards

Commander Grant Edwards (Ret) was a senior officer of the Australian Federal Police (AFP), with over 34 years of experience in law enforcement and security in protecting vulnerable people around the world. During his tenure with the AFP, he led several high-profile investigations and operations, in transnational organised crime, cybercrime, human trafficking and the exploitation of women and children.

Alan Treddenick

Alan is the CEO of ATNOH Group, a Global Public Safety and Risk Consultancy. Prior to founding the company, Alan spent 32 years with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), involved in extensive counter-terrorism operations within Canada and abroad.

Phil Lancaster

Phil Lancaster’s extensive career in law enforcement combined with a passion for excellence and an aptitude for recognizing opportunity ultimately led to a successful career in business. As a former British police officer, Phil brings years of experience working internationally in VIP close protection, as well as service in British Overseas Territories. Throughout his career, Phil received several notable awards and has been recognized for his efforts in the UK and overseas.

Joseph E. Troiani, MHA, MA, MSSI, Ph.D., CADC

Dr. Troiani is the Founding Director of Military Psychology Program @ Adler University and Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology at the Adler University he has taught since 1993. He is the founder and developer of both the Military Clinical Psychology Track, which is part of the Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology and the M.A. Online in Military Psychology. At the school he instructs courses in both the M.A. in Military Psychology program and in the Psy.D.’s Military Clinical Psychology track. At Adler University he is faculty advisor to the school’s Military Psychology Student Association.

His clinical experience has included working at the Veterans Administration Hospital with returning Vietnam veterans and military service members, which he brings to the classroom when instructing graduate students about working with those who are serving, have served, and their families. Currently, he lectures on the subject of “Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues with returning Iraq and Afghan War Veterans” to the professional behavioral health community.

Education:

Dr. Troiani has a Ph.D. and M.A. in Clinical Psychology from the Fielding Graduate University, a M.A. in Health Services Administration from Governors State University, a B.A. from Northeastern Illinois University and is a Graduate of the Two-Year Program at the Alcoholism Training Institute. He also completed a Post-Graduate Fellowship from the Illinois Public Health Leadership Institute located in the School of Public Health at the University of Illinois at Chicago. From the military he earned a Master’s of Science in Strategic Intelligence (M.S.S.I.) from The National Defense Intelligence College (now National Intelligence University). He also has a Diploma from the Naval War College, College of Naval Command and Staff.

Professional Career:

Dr. Troiani started his professional career at Grant Hospital of Chicago working on their inpatient psychiatric unit. It was there that he was introduced to Adlerian Psychology and the Adler Institute. While at Grant Hospital he completed their two year clinical training program at the Alcoholism Training Institute at Grant Hospital. After completing the training he was hired by the West Side Veterans Hospital (now named Jessie Brown V.A. Hospital) where he worked as a substance abuse counselor in the Department of Psychiatry. After leaving the V.A. he went to work as a mental health therapist with the Out Patient Mental Health Clinic located at Loretto Hospital.

At Forest Hospital he was the Coordinator of Substance Rehabilitation Services later returning to Loretto Hospital as the Director of the Addiction Program and Education Center (APEC) where he remained for 13 years. Hired as a Hospital Administrator by CompCare Inc. he managed the operation of a 120 bed specialty hospital treating both adults and adolescents with substance abuse disorders. Operating the same facility purchased by Parkside Medical of Lutheran General Hospital he continued on as their Executive Director.

He was hired as the Hospital Administrator of a new start-up psychiatric hospital named University Hospital. From University Hospital he was the Chief Executive Officer with CPC Old Orchard Hospital. Returning to his community mental health roots in 1993 he became the Director of Mental Health and Addictions Programs (now named Behavioral Health Programs) for the Will County Health Department. Today the Division of Behavioral Health Programs consists of a full range of comprehensive clinical programs including: Crisis Response System for Adults and Children, both an Adult and Child & Adolescent Outpatient Program, Outpatient Psychiatry, Correctional Mental Health, Forensic Mental Health, Homeless Program, and a Substance Abuse Treatment Program. The division is also engaged with the Will County Mental Health, Drug, and Veterans Courts. Established in 1996 the Clinical Training Program provides practicums, externships, and pre-doctoral clinical psychology internships, which are currently APPIC approved. Recently the division was awarded a grant by the American Psychological Association (APA) to assist in obtaining APA approval for the Clinical Training Program.

Advisory Board

Mission Statement

Philosophy

Advisory Board

Our Values

Trust

Respect

Quality