Our Team

Megan LeVan MA, CAADC, LPC

Director of Operations

Megan is joining Provive Wellness with 15 years of clinical experience and 10 years of managerial experience. Megan has worked in leadership, executive, directorial and operational roles throughout her career. Megan’s passion is creating dynamic work environments that foster learning, efficiency , productivity, profitability and fun ! Megan loves creating teams and building programs in which people love to work at and clients love to come to. As a licensed therapist Megan is always concerned about producing quality clinical services and client satisfaction.

As a licensed therapist , Megan’s biggest passion is serving as a sounding board for those in need of unconditional support, validation, and acceptance. Her philosophy is that every person is of unique value and capable of great change. She believes strongly in the process of change, helping others navigate that path, and encouraging others to find hope. Megan specializes in three areas: addictions, trauma and relational/ marital conflict. Megan enjoys doing individuals, couples and family work and being a guide through the process of mending and repair. Experience in marriages/ separation/divorce/coparenting/children adjusting to change/ relationships.

Megan has enjoyed working with a diverse cliental and populations including the LGBTQ community, individuals questioning their own identity, gender or sexuality, clients struggling with disorder eating behaviors, trauma survivors, and women and children, couples and families. Equally has experience helping individuals with marriage and relational issues, domestic abuse, grief & loss, gambling, mood disorders, criminal behaviors and mental illness. It is through extensive training in DBT, CBT, Person Centered approaches, and Motivational Interviewing that she feels these populations are best serviced.

Noel LeBeau, MHA

Vice President of Business Development, MHA, CADC

Noel has worked in the substance use disorder field since 2016 holding several roles in recovery support, clinical, operations, management & business development. Through these roles he has focused on saving as many lives as possible by dismantling the obstacles that prevent people from receiving the transformative care they deserve. Noel currently has over a decade of sobriety himself understanding the pain, misery and suffering that individuals with a substance use or mental health disorder endure. He has witnessed firsthand the daunting barriers and stigmas that hinder individuals from seeking help. He is committed to walking hand in hand with every individual, family, and partner to carry a powerful message of hope in recovery. Striving to make recovery accessible and standing as a beacon of hope for all those on their journey to healing.

Mary Cahill, LSW, CAADC

Clinical Supervisor

Mary is a Licensed Social Worker (LSW) and Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CAADC) with more than nine years of experience in the behavioral health field. For the past year, she has served as a Clinical Supervisor, where she is passionate about empowering, mentoring, and supporting clinicians as they grow both professionally and personally.

With over 10½ years of personal recovery, Mary brings a unique blend of professional expertise and lived experience to her work. She is deeply committed to helping individuals navigate their own recovery journeys while fostering hope, resilience, and lasting change.

Mary is currently working toward becoming a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and plans to sit for the licensing exam this August. She believes in lifelong learning and is dedicated to continually expanding her knowledge to better serve her clients, colleagues, and community.

Outside of work, Mary enjoys spending quality time with her significant other, her family, and her English Labrador Retriever, Barry. Whether relaxing by the ocean or enjoying time with loved ones, she finds the beach to be her favorite place to recharge and find inspiration

Sarah Sibel, MS, LPC, NCC, RYT

Therapist

Life is all about the journey, not just the final destination. My fulfillment comes from helping clients work on becoming the best versions of themselves, one day at a time. I specialize in working with young adults and adults who need help and support with finding their voice, navigating bumps along the way, and knowing they will come out on the other side. I provide a holistic, trauma-informed, and psychotherapeutic approach with every client I meet, and my goal is to help guide individuals and couples in creating lasting change and transformation while supporting a combined approach to their mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being. I thrive in working with those who struggle with substance use, mental health, and life transitions, and those who need general direction in their life. It also helps that I have the best therapy dog, Timber, who helps with supporting my clients by providing comfort and a feeling of safety in a world that can be exhausting at times.

Sarah is a Licensed Clinical Therapist (LPC) in Pennsylvania. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Communications and Psychology from Temple University in 2010 and a Master of Science in Counseling from Gwynedd Mercy College in 2013. She obtained a Women in Leadership Development Certificate from Villanova University in 2026. Sarah enjoys ongoing professional and personal development and has various certifications within the drug and alcohol, mental health/clinical, and health and wellness fields. These include her Clinical Supervisor certification, Certified Trauma Professional recognition, various DDAP training, including Addictions, Confidentiality, and Ethics, 500-RYT, Somatic Yoga Coach certification, Certified Personal Trainer, Health and Nutrition Coach, and Personal Trainer/Group Fitness Instructor. Sarah is currently working to earn her CCS through DDAP to broaden her team and leadership skills. In her free time, Sarah enjoys spending time with her family and friends, and with her beautiful red retriever, Timber. She also enjoys attending concerts, trying new restaurants and coffee spots, being physically active, competing in races for essential causes, rooting for the Fightin’ Phillies, and traveling whenever possible.

Darcy McCaughan, LCSW

Therapist

Darcy, a licensed clinical social worker, earned her master’s degree in social work at Bryn Mawr Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research. Upon completing her graduate work, Darcy became a full-time counselor at Lower Merion Counseling Services. Darcy’s specialty is with individuals who struggle with co-occurring diagnoses, especially those dealing with substance use.

After receiving her clinical license, D’Arcy took a position as a Primary Therapist at Recovery Centers of America, outpatient department. There she sees individuals, couples and groups for Substance Use and Mental Health services.

In addition to treating individuals who struggle with substance use, Darcy provides one-on-one therapeutic treatment for adults ranging from depression, anxiety, PTSD, and bi-polar disorder, among many others.

Darcy believes that in spite of life’s challenges there are ways to manage stress and other issues in a healthy, productive way. Her philosophy includes helping you to become the best version of yourself. Her engaging and warm approach disarms normal barriers we create to protect ourselves. She creates a safe, non-judgmental space to allow vulnerability, where most of the work is done. Darcy utilizes your strengths to empower you and help you to reframe unhelpful thinking habits and reduce the intensity of negative emotions.

Utilizing Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, strength-based approaches, solution-focused therapy and Narrative Therapy, Darcy will guide you in navigating difficult situations, establish healthy boundaries and prioritize self-care. She will support you in your journey toward self-discovery and personal growth as you move toward your most authentic self.
“We can’t always change our circumstances, but we can change how we perceive them.”

Samantha Desch

Therapist

After spending 15 years as an educator, I discovered a passion for helping individuals navigate life’s challenges on a deeper level and transitioned into the mental health field. I completed my clinical internship here at Provive Wellness and have since joined the organization as a clinician, bringing with me a strong foundation in communication, empathy, and supporting personal growth.

I earned my Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Saint Joseph’s University in 2025. My experience in education taught me the importance of meeting people where they are, recognizing each individual’s unique strengths, challenges, and life experiences.

My treatment philosophy is centered on building a strong therapeutic relationship and creating a safe, supportive environment where clients feel heard, respected, and empowered. I believe there is no one-size-fits-all approach to therapy, so I utilize a variety of evidence-based strategies tailored to each person’s needs and goals. Whether someone is working toward sobriety, managing mental health concerns, or seeking personal growth, I am committed to helping them identify, develop, and strengthen the tools necessary to create meaningful and lasting change. I firmly believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to better themselves and improve their quality of life. My role is to walk alongside clients as they discover their strengths, overcome obstacles, and build the skills needed to achieve their goals.

When I’m not working, I enjoy spending time with my best pal, Rory, my six-year-old Golden Retriever mix. I’m also an enthusiastic foodie and member of a monthly dining club with friends, where we explore local restaurants and experience new cuisines together.

Nicholas Tomczak, MS, CAADC

Therapist

Nicholas Tomczak is a dedicated behavioral health professional with extensive experience in the substance use disorder (SUD) field. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management from Immaculata University in 2019 and a Master of Science in Human Services Practice from Wilmington University in 2022. Nicholas is also a Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CAADC).

Since entering the field in 2018, Nicholas has served in a variety of roles supporting individuals and families affected by substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. His experience spans recovery support services, case management, and clinical counseling, providing him with a comprehensive understanding of the recovery process across multiple levels of care.

Nicholas is committed to delivering compassionate, evidence-based treatment that empowers individuals to achieve lasting recovery and improve their overall quality of life. He is passionate about helping clients develop the skills, resilience, and support systems necessary to overcome challenges and build meaningful, fulfilling lives.

Loretta Boyle, M.ED, LBS

Adolescent Intake Coordinator

Loretta holds a Master of Education in Counseling and Educational Psychology from West Chester University and is a Licensed Behaviour Specialist with over 15 years of experience – including five years in supervisory and clinical leadership roles. Throughout her career, she has served in a wide range of settings, including behavioral health, autism services, alternative education, and community mental health, bringing a rich, multidisciplinary perspective to her work with clients and families.

Loretta is passionate about supporting meaningful growth and positive outcomes for individuals and the people who love them. She brings warmth, collaborative energy, and a deep belief in each person’s capacity to change and thrive.

A proud parent of two and grandparent of two, Loretta knows firsthand how much family shapes who we are. When she’s not working, you’ll find her treasure-hunting at flea markets or soaking up quality time with her grandchildren.

Sheila Soria

Intake Coordinator

Sheila is a dedicated Intake Coordinator with over 15 years of experience in the behavioral health field. As a bilingual professional fluent in English and Spanish, she is passionate about helping individuals and families access the care and support they need – ensuring every person feels welcomed, understood, and at ease from the very first conversation.

Sheila’s background spans patient care coordination, case management, and facility supervision, giving her a comprehensive understanding of the treatment process from multiple vantage points. Her compassionate approach, strong communication skills, and deep knowledge of the behavioral health landscape make her an invaluable resource for clients and colleagues alike.

Outside of work, Sheila cherishes time with her family and her beloved pups, finding joy in the connections and companionship they bring to her life.

Julie Toy

Business Development Representative

Julie Toy is a dedicated professional in the substance use disorder treatment field with experience across multiple roles and levels of care. She began her career as a Treatment Advisor, where she worked directly with individuals seeking help, and later served as an Alumni Coordinator for an inpatient treatment facility. In that role, she strengthened long-term recovery outcomes by building supportive post-treatment communities and fostering meaningful connections. Her work naturally evolved into Business Development, where she now focuses on building ethical partnerships and expanding access to quality treatment services.
Julie’s commitment to this field is deeply personal. She entered the recovery space as a direct result of her own struggles with substance use disorder and now has 7.5 years of continuous sobriety. Her lived experience brings authenticity, compassion, and insight to every aspect of her work, allowing her to connect with individuals and families from a place of genuine understanding.

Driven by a passion for helping others find freedom from addiction, Julie has built her professional reputation on integrity, transparency, and trust. She works closely with individuals and their loved ones, helping them navigate the often-overwhelming process of finding the right treatment and support for lasting recovery. Julie is known for advocating with honesty, prioritizing the best interests of those she serves, and approaching every relationship with empathy and respect.

Brittnay Setting

Business Development Representative

Brittnay has been a passionate client advocate in the mental health/substance use disorder field for the last 7 years. Brittnay brings a wide range of specialties & expertise gained through working a variety of roles. After spending the last three years in case management and program management, she has transitioned into business development. In addition to her experience in these roles, Brittnay is bringing with her the personal experience of being a woman of recovery. It is through her own personal life experience that she continues to help vulnerable and at-risk individuals who are learning to navigate their road to recovery. That they are never alone & feel supported. Her willingness to help others and provide them with a personal lived experience perspective now succeeding as a woman of recovery, gives her a more personalized approach. Brittnay is on her way to obtaining her bachelor’s in organizational dynamics at Wilmington University. She shares four beautiful children with her longtime partner, who is also a man of recovery.

Brittnay’s motto is “Today you are you; this is truer than true. There is no one alive that is more you’er than you” – Dr. Sues. Brittnay believes the quote has such a deep meaning because for years, she struggled with being her authentic self. She wore a mask for so long, having no idea who she really was. It was only when she entered recovery and chose to begin healing, that she was able to fall in love with who she is & embrace everything about herself, her flaws and all. Brittnay’s goal is to work with individuals and help guide them to their path of healing. That they can one day say that they are deserving of love, have begun to love themselves & believe it.”

Michael Stackhouse

Veteran, Military & First Responder Outreach Coordinator

Michael Stackhouse brings a dynamic blend of business development, community outreach, and prevention education to his role as Veteran, Military & First Responder Outreach Coordinator at Provive Wellness. With a background spanning behavioral health, case management, and referral relationship building, Mike has spent his career connecting individuals and communities with the care and resources they need.

A U.S. Navy veteran, Mike served as a Journalist and Broadcaster with the American Forces Network in La Maddalena, Italy – an experience that shaped his ability to communicate with clarity, build trust across diverse audiences, and lead with purpose. He brings that same dedication to his outreach work, where he is passionate about breaking down barriers that often prevent veterans, active military, and first responders from seeking the support they deserve.

Mike’s professional background includes building and managing referral networks across the continuum of care, delivering prevention education in schools and communities, and providing trauma-informed case management to individuals facing some of life’s most difficult challenges. He is a skilled public speaker and relationship builder who leads with empathy and a genuine commitment to service.

When he’s not in the field building partnerships and advocating for those who serve, Mike channels his passion for storytelling and community connection – skills he has honed through years of podcast production and prevention work.

Elizabeth O'Neill, BS, RYT-200

Office Manager

Elizabeth O’Neill is a dedicated Office Manager at Provive Wellness, where she skillfully oversees operations and ensures a seamless experience for both clients and staff. With a Bachelor’s degree in Special Education from Temple University, attained in 2018, Elizabeth combines her academic background with her passion for wellness, contributing to a nurturing environment that prioritizes the well-being of all.

In 2022, Elizabeth expanded her expertise by obtaining a 200-hour yoga instructor certification from the Vinyasa Online Yoga School. As a yoga instructor for the nonprofit Namaste Sober, she shares her love of yoga and mindfulness with individuals in recovery, helping them find peace and strength on their journey.

Elizabeth is not only committed to her professional role but also cherishes her personal life as a devoted mom. Her journey in long-term recovery has deeply influenced her outlook on life, motivating her to empower others through her work and yoga practice. Elizabeth’s blend of professional acumen and personal experience allows her to connect authentically with those she serves, making a lasting impact in her community.

Olivia Richards

Office Manager

My career path has never been linear – it’s been a culmination of many pivots and forks in the road that lead me to recovery. I graduated from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania in 2015 with my degree in communications media and sociology. After completing my internship with a Philadelphia area wedding photographer, I began working at an independent luxury jewelry store in sales and digital marketing.

I spent the next seven years in this position before realizing that retail work was negatively impacting my mental health and sobriety. After making the difficult decision to quit, I poured my full time and attention into the self-care and internal work that I had been severely neglecting. This led me to my time in treatment at Provive.

In my experience, recovery begins with the desire to change and the hope that things can get better. Sustained recovery is achieved through daily routines, a strong sense of self, meaning and purpose, and a supportive community.

Before coming to Provive, I felt stuck in patterns of isolation, self-sabotage, and negative self-talk. I learned so much about working with my inner critic, reframing my unhelpful thought patterns, and managing my triggers and cravings. I’m now certified as a Recovery Specialist with the goal of giving back to my community and supporting others through their recovery journeys.

In my free time, I’m a total introverted homebody who loves any and all things true crime, gothic, and horror. I love taking long walks on the Perkiomen Trail and blasting Queen out of my car speakers. My favorite season is autumn, and I’ve never met a cozy sweater or scented candle that I don’t immediately love.