Addiction Treatment for a Client

Cristina brings a valuable blend of mental health and substance abuse experience to The Ranch Pennsylvania team. Cristina joined the team as an admission coordinator, and spent time working as a primary therapist and as the clinical director before moving into the executive director role. She is trained as a trauma-informed therapist and is a licensed counselor. She loves to support people through the lowest points of their lives and help them reconnect with themselves through the treatment process. Prior to joining The Ranch Pennsylvania, Cristina supervised case managers treating clients with mental health and substance abuse issues. She has provided outpatient therapy to individuals and families struggling with addiction and mental illness and has extensive crisis management and assessment experience. 

Cristina holds a bachelor’s degree in human development and family science from Ohio State University and a master’s degree in community counseling from the University of Dayton. In her free time, she loves to crochet, garden, and spend time outdoors with her husband and dog.

Dr. Rob Matylewicz, Medical Director

Sonya Doherty’s extensive clinical background began in 2011. After graduating with her Master of Arts in Community Counseling, she served in capacities such as primary therapist, clinical case manager, administrative leader and clinical supervisor. Sonya is a results-oriented and experienced leader who skillfully weaves together clinical and administrative aspects as they relate to addiction and mental health treatment. She is a recipient of the Caron Unsung Hero Award for exceptional leadership skills in a Clinical Supervisor role presented by the Caron Foundation. Understanding that a strong team can change lives, she is greatly focused on building relationships with staff and values each person who enters The Ranch Pennsylvania.

To Jill, clients are her priority. With over 20 years of therapy experience and a Masters in Social Work, Jill understands the difficult journey clients must take in order to heal from their addiction and mental health disorders. She is always there for her clients, learning with them as they learn about themselves.

Danielle Garcia, Northeast Regional Director of Outreach