Our Team
Moshe Bachar, MD
Medical Director
Dr. Moshe Bachar is a board-certified physician in both internal medicine and addiction medicine, dedicated to guiding individuals through their journey to recovery with expertise and empathy. A graduate of Augusta University Medical College of Georgia, Dr. Bachar completed his residency at the Medical College of Georgia Hospital and Clinic. His passion lies in helping patients regain control over their lives, achieve long-term wellness, and rediscover hope through healing. Known for his holistic, patient-centered approach, he combines evidence-based treatments with personalized care plans to support each individual’s unique path to recovery. Outside of his medical practice, Dr. Bachar enjoys saltwater fishing, reading, music, cooking, and staying active through exercise.
Nicole Weinstein, LCSW
Clinical Director
Nicole holds her LCSW with over 10 years of experience and specializes in mental health across various settings. A Florida State University alumna, she majored in Psychology and International Relations before moving to Chicago. There, she earned her MSW from Loyola University in 2015 and her clinical licensure in 2017. Nicole’s practice is trauma-informed and evidence-based.
Her care approach is warm and compassionate, emphasizing access and empowerment in behavioral health. Nicole’s leadership involves strategic planning, teamwork, and a focus on development and inclusivity.
In supervision, Nicole is nurturing yet results-oriented, advocating for evidence-based practices and professional growth. She conducts regular sessions to discuss case management and therapeutic techniques, fostering a learning environment for her team.
Clinically, Nicole takes a holistic approach, integrating TF-CBT, EMDR, CPT, CBT, DBT, ACT, and MI into her work. She focuses on stress, trauma, mood disorders, anxiety, and life transitions, primarily with adolescents and adults.
Nicole is fluent in Spanish, broadening her service reach.
Her personal interests include travel, rock climbing, and hiking with her dogs.
Danny Hirschhorn, LMSW
Therapist
Until recently, Danny was living in Los Angeles working as a Group Facilitator for a Residential Treatment Facility, providing services to (mostly) LGBT individuals suffering from Substance Use Disorders (SUD).
Among his favorite groups include Anger Management, Seeking Safety, Dharma Recovery, Family Groups, Avoiding Triggers and Creative Expressions.
A Chicago native, Danny received his MSW from The University of Chicago in 2002. With over twenty years of experience in social services, some of his favorite previous positions; Geriatric Case Manager within a (NOORC) in New York City.
Outreach Program Coordinator educating adolescents ages 13-18 on HIV/AIDS/Healthy Relationships and LGBTQ awareness/inclusion. He interned with Chicago Lake Shore Hospital’s Pride Institute – an Inpatient, Outpatient, PHP, and IOP dedicated to serving LGBTQ individuals suffering from both SUD and Mental Illness. As a clinician, he draws from CBT, IFS, ACT, DBT and ID. Danny loves topics such as shame, language, accountability, compassion, generational family trauma, not taking things personally, connection and the ability to identify what we’re really feeling. In his spare time, he loves Post Punk, Shoegaze, Chicago House Music, Graphic Novels/Comic Book Art, Nichiren Buddhism and exploring Atlanta.
Carolina Lemus, BA
Therapist
Born and raised in Savannah, Carolina earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology from Armstrong State and is currently pursuing her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University.
Specializing in substance abuse treatment, she brings five years of experience and a deep understanding of the challenges associated with addiction. Carolina’s therapeutic approach combines a variety of techniques, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), Person-Centered Therapy (PCT), Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT), along with psychoeducation. She prioritizes personalizing her methods to align with each client’s unique needs.
Believing in the transformative power of talk therapy, Carolina creates a safe and nurturing environment where healing can flourish. Clients often describe her as warm, bubbly, and supportive, reflecting her commitment to fostering meaningful rapport. She is dedicated to guiding individuals on their paths to recovery and personal growth. Outside of her professional life, Carolina enjoys hiking and spending quality time with her German Shepherd. She looks forward to connecting with you on your wellness journey!