Our staff

Dr. Jose Toledo, MD

Medical Director

Dr. Toledo is a neurologist with 25 years of experience and has been in private practice since 1991 on the Treasure Coast of Florida.

He completed his neurology training at the State University of New York and his fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh, studying epilepsy and clinical neurophysiology. He also completed 24 months of acute inpatient psychiatry at the Western Missouri Mental Health Center, University of Missouri in Kansas City.

In 2008, Dr. Toledo participated in and was certified in the continuing medical education activity entitled Buprenorphine and Office-Based Treatment of Opioid Dependence from The Medical University of South Carolina, during which he started the Neuropsychiatric Addiction Clinic.

Dr. Toledo is a brain specialist with particular expertise in addiction medicine and outpatient detoxification treatment. He is certified to prescribe buprenorphine (Suboxone).

He incorporates his background in neurology into the addiction field. Dr Toledo is a member/fellow of The American Medical Association, The Florida Medical Association and The American Society of Addiction Medicine.

Eli Nader, MD

Triple Board-Certified Psychiatrist

Eli Nader, MD, is a triple board-certified psychiatrist with specialized expertise in general adult psychiatry, consultation-liaison psychiatry, and addiction medicine. With more than 15 years of experience across inpatient, outpatient, and medically integrated settings, Dr. Nader provides comprehensive psychiatric assessment, diagnostic clarification, evidence-based medication management, and individualized treatment planning for individuals experiencing mental health and substance-use concerns.

Dr. Nader completed his psychiatry residency through the Boston VA Healthcare System and Harvard Medical School program, followed by fellowship training in Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry at Boston University Medical Center. He is board-certified in Psychiatry and Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and in Addiction Medicine by the American Board of Preventive Medicine.

At Park Manor Recovery and Park Manor Recovery, Dr. Nader provides psychiatric evaluations, medication management, diagnostic consultation, and ongoing psychiatric support for clients with co-occurring mental health and substance-use conditions. His areas of expertise include depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, ADHD, PTSD, insomnia, substance-use disorders, and complex psychiatric symptoms associated with medical conditions. He collaborates closely with the medical and clinical teams to ensure that psychiatric care is thoughtfully integrated into each client’s overall treatment plan.


Dr. Nader’s approach is thorough, collaborative, and evidence-based. He emphasizes understanding the whole person, developing an accurate diagnosis, and creating practical treatment strategies that promote safety, stability, improved functioning, and sustained recovery. He is also the founder of Palm Beach Psychiatry, where he provides personalized in-person and virtual psychiatric care.

James M. Sclater, PhD, LMHC

Clinical Director

James M. Sclater, PhD, LMHC, is a licensed mental health counselor, counselor educator, and behavioral health and addiction treatment professional with more than 13 years of experience working with individuals and families affected by substance use, trauma, grief, relationship challenges, and major life transitions.

Dr. Sclater earned his PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision from Capella University, graduating with a 4.0 GPA, after completing a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a bachelor’s degree in Psychology. His experience spans addiction treatment, residential care, private practice, community mental health, adolescent treatment, and family services.

As Clinical Director at Park Manor Recovery and Park Manor Recovery, Dr. Sclater helps oversee clinical programming, treatment planning, clinical standards, and collaboration across the treatment team. His connection to the organization is rooted in direct clinical work, having previously provided individual and family counseling, group therapy, treatment planning, and day-to-day clinical support within the programs.

Dr. Sclater believes effective treatment begins with understanding the whole person rather than simply managing symptoms or diagnoses. His approach draws from evidence-based and person-centered frameworks, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Reality Therapy, solution-focused therapy, DBT-informed interventions, and existential perspectives.

He also emphasizes the importance of family systems, strong clinical collaboration, and preparing clients for life beyond residential treatment. His philosophy is grounded in the belief that meaningful recovery is not only about reducing symptoms or stopping harmful behaviors, but helping people better understand themselves and build lives they genuinely want to participate in.

In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Sclater is an educator and public speaker on addiction, trauma, mental health, and personal development. He is also the creator and host of The Thoughtful Therapist, a psychology and philosophy podcast exploring human behavior, identity, responsibility, and meaning.

Etan Pomerantz, LMSW

Chief Operating Officer

Etan Pomerantz, LMSW, serves as Chief Operating Officer, bringing more than 15 years of healthcare leadership experience in behavioral health, substance use disorder treatment, and mental health services.

As a Licensed Master Social Worker and senior healthcare executive, Etan combines clinical insight with operational expertise to ensure the highest standards of care, compliance, and organizational performance. He oversees daily operations across the organization, working closely with clinical, medical, and administrative teams to support effective treatment delivery and a seamless client experience.

Throughout his career, Etan has held executive leadership roles within behavioral healthcare organizations, leading multidisciplinary teams, strengthening operational systems, and helping programs maintain excellence in both care and regulatory compliance.

Known for his collaborative leadership style and commitment to quality care, Etan plays a key role in advancing the organization’s mission of helping individuals achieve lasting recovery and improved mental wellness.

Katherine Fannin Wesley | CAC, ICADC, IMAC

Director of Integrated Care & Family Services

Katherine Fannin Wesley is an experienced addiction treatment professional specializing in family support, case management, relapse prevention, behavioral addictions, and continuity of care.

As Director of Integrated Care & Family Services, Katherine works closely with clients, families, and the treatment team to help ensure that care is coordinated throughout the treatment process. Her role includes supporting family involvement, case management, discharge and aftercare planning, outside-provider coordination, and the many practical needs that can affect a client’s long-term recovery.

Katherine has extensive experience in family recovery, wrap-around services, harm reduction, relapse prevention, intervention services, recovery coaching, and behavioral addictions, including gambling, internet, food, and sex addiction. She is particularly passionate about helping families better understand the recovery process and giving clients the support and resources they need both during treatment and as they transition back into everyday life.

Katherine earned a degree in Human Services with a focus on Drug Addiction Services from Broward College and later earned her Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies from Keiser University. She holds credentials as a Certified Addiction Counselor, Internationally Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor, and Internationally Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor.

Her approach is grounded in collaboration, service, and the belief that lasting recovery is strengthened when clinical care, family involvement, case management, and aftercare planning work together as part of one coordinated treatment experience.

Alice Fletcher, LMHC, MCAP

Therapist

Alice Fletcher, LMHC, is 38-year-old single mother of a 15-year-old son, dedicated to serving her community both in behavioral health and public safety. She worked full time as a Behavioral Health Consultant with the Florida Department of Children and Families and continues to serve part time with the Hardee County Sheriff’s Office, where she spent 12 years, most recently as a detective working in crimes against persons.
She hold a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice and Public Administration from the University of South Florida and a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Southern New Hampshire University. She is currently pursuing my doctorate in General Psychology at Liberty University. She is a Nationally Certified Counselor and a proud member of the Florida Crisis Response Team, where she provides support during critical incidents and community crises.
Her counseling identity is grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and person-centered therapy, which allows her to approach each client with empathy while equipping them with the tools they need to create meaningful change. Outside of work, she loves gardening and taking pride in her generous selection of patio plants, which brings her a sense of peace and balance.

Byron Wickham | MA

Therapist

Byron Wickham was a previous director of a co-occurring substance abuse facility. He is a noted innovator and developer of Anger Management programs specific to substance abuse. He received grants to develop programming and facilitate mental health patients, including co-occurring diagnoses of trauma, grief, autism and addiction.

Additionally, Byron’s extensive therapy management experience with correctional facilities provides him with a healthy balance of preparedness and camaraderie.

Byron’s specialty is in personality disorders, but as a previous director of a co-occurring substance abuse facility, he is also a noted innovator of anger management programs specific to substance abuse.

Due to the expertize of his work he has received grants to develop programming and facilitate mental health patients, including co-occurring diagnosis of trauma, grief, autism and addiction. Additionally, Byron’s extensive therapy management experience with correctional facilities provides him with a healthy balance of preparedness and comradery.

Away from work he enjoys spending time with his family playing sports and going on vacations. His children are aged between eight and 17. “I really enjoy therapy, primarily because I feel it’s a caring industry and it’s a calling,” says Byron. “It’s not so much a job, it’s just something you feel the need to do and if you’re natural at it, it fulfills your life’s ambitions.

“So it’s not like going to work. It’s like doing something that you enjoy participating in and that’s the primary reason I like doing it.”

Dr. Melody Clancy | DOM, AP

Acupuncturist, Health and Wellness Coach

Dr. Clancy is a licensed Doctor of Oriental Medicine, Acupuncture Physician in the state of Florida and a health and wellness coach. Until 2015, she served as the Chair of the Board of Acupuncture for the state of Florida (serving for seven years), an appointment by the Governor of Florida.

She specializes in working with individuals suffering from PTSD, TBI and pain. She has been through challenging life experiences which give her a unique perspective on many health situations. Her goal is to take a whole-person approach, mind, body and spirit, in her work.