Do no harm.
Lead with empathy.
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CEO
Britten Devereux completed her Master of Science in Addiction Counseling while serving as a Clinical Supervisor and Managing Director. Her leadership ensures that every patient is treated with dignity and that care remains structured, time bound, and outcome driven.
Licensed by Texas Health and Human Services as a Chemical Dependency Counselor, certified as a Master Addiction Counselor by the National Certification Commission for Addiction Professionals, and certified as an Advanced Addiction Counselor in California and Utah, Britten brings both business and clinical expertise to Solstice Pacific.
Her philosophy is simple and powerful:
Individual mental health is the axis point to family stability and marketplace innovation.
Dr. Turner provides psychiatric oversight grounded in clinical precision and patient safety. His role within Solstice Pacific supports our mission to stabilize patients earlier and prevent avoidable psychiatric emergencies.
Through collaborative psychiatry and structured programming, Dr. Turner ensures that medication management and clinical decision making align with each patient’s individualized treatment plan.
Our psychiatric services are fully integrated into our levels of care, including our Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Programs.
Brianna is a Board Certified Physician Assistant and California native who has worked in healthcare since 2013. Throughout her career, she has consistently seen mental health as the foundation of overall wellness.
Her approach integrates lifestyle medicine, psychosocial insight, and evidence based treatment to care for the whole person.
Brianna prioritizes professionalism and empathy in what is often a vulnerable and intimidating setting. She understands that pursuing psychiatric care can feel overwhelming. Her goal is to help every patient feel safe, welcomed, valued, and capable of change.
A teacher at heart, Brianna incorporates education into each session. Patients learn how their brain and body interact, how dopamine affects mood and motivation, and how daily habits influence emotional stability.
She is a wife, mother, medical preceptor, and adjunct instructor for local Physician Assistant programs. Her vision is aligned with Solstice Pacific’s mission to prevent overdose, suicide, and unnecessary suffering.
She also leads codependency workshops that blend psychiatric insight with practical boundary setting, communication skills, and family resilience.
Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Co-Founder
Narges earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Neuroscience from George Mason University and her Master of Science in Social Work from the University of Southern California.
Licensed in four states, Narges creates a safe, structured environment where patients are guided and nurtured toward lasting stability.
Her philosophy is rooted in respect, dignity, and compassion. She believes healing is a collaborative endeavor that requires honest care without judgment in a safe and holding environment.
Growing up in Afghanistan shaped her resilience and leadership in the mental health field. She leads by example, guiding women and families to become whole, heard, and empowered members of their communities.
At Solstice Pacific, Narges writes curriculum, leads therapy groups, conducts workshops, and assists in triaging complex cases.
Her work reflects the clinic’s belief that when families align, outcomes strengthen.
Lena seeks to combine her clinical knowledge and deep empathy to support individuals on their mental health journey, offering personalized care that emphasizes hope, growth, and recovery. With a focus on holistic healing, Lena integrates psychological, emotional, and relational support to help patients overcome challenges, focusing not just on symptoms but on building a life worth living.
“Everyone has the potential to heal and grow, and my role is to support each person in discovering their inner strength and resilience.” Lena approaches each case with the belief that lasting change is possible when treatment is compassionate, collaborative, and rooted in a strengths-based approach. Guided by this philosophy, she is committed to helping patients and their families move beyond their struggles and toward a more fulfilling, connected life.
Lena brings a background of 10 years in secondary education, where she has developed a deep understanding of the intersection between mental health, family dynamics, and community resources. Passionate about making a positive impact, she is dedicated to fostering a therapeutic environment that prioritizes dignity, respect, and trust.
Lily Noble is a Psychiatric Registered Nurse and Marriage and Family Therapist with a multidisciplinary background in mental health, coaching, and integrative wellness. She is also a Certified Divorce Coach and a teacher of yoga, meditation, and Ayurveda, as well as a laughter yoga instructor. Lily is currently pursuing a doctorate in Positive Psychology and believes strongly in fostering clients’ strengths, gratitude, and positive emotions, not simply reducing symptoms.
Lily offers a holistic, whole-person approach that honors the connection between body, mind, and soul. Rather than focusing solely on symptoms, she works with clients to explore meaning, purpose, and personal growth. Her work integrates a range of therapeutic and coaching approaches, including cognitive, behavioral, humanistic, emotionally focused, psychoeducational, creative, and experiential methods, tailored to each individual’s needs.
At the heart of Lily’s work is the belief that healing happens when people feel seen, supported, and empowered to live in alignment with their values. As she often reflects, “Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony,” a quote attributed to Mahatma Gandhi.
As she often reflects,
“Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony,” a quote attributed to Mahatma Gandhi.
Quinn combines clinical training with compassion and curiosity to support individuals and families on their mental health journeys. With experience in special education and elderly caregiving, she brings a deep appreciation for human development, resilience, and the unique challenges people face across different stages of life.
Quinn approaches each person as a whole, with attention to the connections between mind, body, and relationships. She provides empathetic, individualized care that supports clients in navigating challenges, building self-awareness, and finding their own paths toward growth and healing. Grounded in the belief that we are all human and deeply interconnected, Quinn strives to create a safe, supportive space for insight, self-compassion, and meaningful change.
AJ serves as an HR Administrator at Solstice, bringing a people-centered approach grounded in structure, reporting, and process improvement. She supports both employees and leadership by ensuring HR operations run smoothly, accurately, and in alignment with organizational standards.
With a strong background in reporting and data analysis, AJ transforms workforce data into clear, actionable insights that support informed decision-making and strengthen compliance and accountability. Her experience includes onboarding and offboarding, employee records management, documentation coordination, and policy support.
Known for her attention to detail and reliability, AJ also brings creativity to improving workflows and communication. She is committed to building efficient systems that enhance the employee experience and support both people and performance at Solstice.
Group Facilitator
Oscar became an advocate for mental health after witnessing the growing challenges faced by youth and their families while serving on various committees in his local school district. His commitment to this cause led him to join Solstice Pacific, drawn by its core value of Family.
As he deepened his work in supporting families, Oscar recognized that everyone is vulnerable to emotional dysregulation and the development of unhealthy coping mechanisms. This realization inspired him to prioritize his own well-being through mindfulness exercises, healthy relationships, continuous learning, and self-reflection. By consistently “filling his cup,” he has been able to better serve others and maintain a patient- and family-centered approach.
With four years of experience as a life coach, Oscar has dedicated himself to mastering the skill of facilitation to create meaningful and effective group sessions. His family remains his strongest source of support, and he remains committed to learning, growing, and serving the family.
Ashly Fox is a dedicated mental health professional, group facilitator, speaker, and thought leader in the field of addiction treatment, with over a decade of experience. Ashly is a Level II certified addiction counselor (CADC-II) through the California Association of Alcohol and Drug Educators. Her extensive background includes working in residential dual diagnosis settings, supporting individuals on their path to recovery.
Ashly’s journey into the world of mental health is deeply personal. Having experienced the high-pressure lifestyle of a top-producing real estate professional, she understands the toll that stress and anxiety can take on individuals and families. Her own family has faced the challenges of addiction and chronic illness, leading her to believe wholeheartedly that these are family diseases, often rooted in trauma. This belief forms the foundation of her compassionate approach to counseling, particularly her expertise in codependency as a cross addiction.
Ashly specializes in addressing anxiety, depression, and trauma, recognizing the critical importance of nervous system regulation and mindfulness in managing triggers and improving relationships. She has developed a uniquely designed evidence-based system that combines the best practices of Western psychology with the holistic benefits of yoga and somatic awareness, creating a comprehensive approach to support her clients’ individual and collective health journeys.
As a Certified Yoga Therapist (C-IAYT) trained at Loyola Marymount University and an experienced registered yoga teacher (E-RYT 500) through Yoga Alliance, Ashly specializes in trauma-informed, therapeutic yoga. She customizes her practices to meet the unique needs of each client.
Ashly is committed to fostering a safe and supportive environment for her clients. Her ability to communicate effectively and build trust allows her to create long-lasting relationships that empower individuals to embark on their healing journeys. Ashly is not just a counselor; she is a guiding light in the field of mental health and addiction treatment, dedicated to creating meaningful change in the lives of those she serves.
Patient Advocate
Kara previously served as an Assistant Chief Nursing Officer A personal family experience reshaped her perspective on the importance of mental health, compassion, and resilience. It reinforced the belief that truly supporting others begins with taking care of oneself. This realization ultimately guided her to Solstice, where a supportive, close-knit culture and a shared commitment to excellence strongly align with her values.
Kara earned her Associate’s degree from Richland Community College and completed her Bachelor’s degree at Texas Southern University. Her academic journey provided a strong foundation while also reinforcing the importance of community, collaboration, and continuous growth. These experiences shape her approach to maintaining balance, prioritizing self-care while remaining deeply committed to supporting the families she serves.
