Calusa Recovery Coaching

A native of Fort Myers and one of three brothers, Wilbur is one of the co-founders of Calusa Recovery and current Chief Executive Officer (CEO). He’s been working in substance abuse treatment since the early days of his own recovery and helped found Calusa after his own positive treatment experiences. He attributes successful and lasting recovery to community and the comradery developed during treatment and has focused his efforts on helping young men in particular overcome the rigors of addiction.

Stuart also started his professional treatment journey with his personal substance use challenges. He successfully completed a program specifically for young men in California and was immediately interested in helping others achieve the same sober life he now enjoys. A Calusa co-founder, Stuart is Chief Operating Officer (COO) as well as a recovery coach. He works closely with family members as well as clients and has a personal investment in the recovery success of each Calusa client.

Adriana is a licensed mental health counselor who’s had experience helping a family member. She is currently Calusa’s Clinical Director and employs a vast array of evidence-based practices to ensure clients are able to deal with any mental health challenges they may face on the path to recovery.

Dr. Sansone is the resident psychotherapist and hypnotherapist, providing a variety of clinical mental health services to Calusa clients. His primary role is helping those struggling with addiction remove barriers to sobriety while facilitating self-actualization to set themselves up for success.

Nelson is one of the primary therapists at Calusa, with more than 25 years of experience helping clients overcome addiction. He has experience with both inpatient and outpatient programs and has created a number of successful comprehensive treatment protocols for adults and adolescents alike.

Kevin is a Client Advocate who has a passion for helping others. He’s an advocate for those facing recovery and has an abiding commitment to those struggling with substance abuse issues.