Our Team

Leadership

As a highly experienced business owner with a passion for whole person wellness, Shannon works to make a difference in her hometown of Portland, Oregon in behavioral health and wellness services.
This United States Marine, Trauma Specialist and Family Psychotherapist brings innovative services that impact the community and raises awareness for improved treatment nationwide. She has worked as a consultant for several of Portland’s leading behavioral health organizations. Shannon’s public speaking expertise continues to afford her the opportunity to speak in large arenas on such topics as Women Leadership, Organizational Trauma and Health and Wellness.

With over a decade of experience in the food and beverage industry, Kelsi Wyatt brings invaluable expertise in operations management to Oregon Change Clinic (OCC), where she has been an integral part of the team for the past year. As the Operations Coordinator, Kelsi plays a crucial role in ensuring the smooth and efficient operation of OCC.
Kelsi finds her work fulfilling, appreciating the chance to connect with clients, support their growth, and be part of their journey. Building strong relationships and contributing to their personal development is the heart of her passion for the work.
She takes pride in OCC's unique, culturally specific services, especially those for Portland's BIPOC communities. She believes in offering flexible, individualized treatment that promotes stability and independence. By empowering clients to thrive on their own terms, OCC fosters balance and support where it's needed most.

Dr. Phyllis D. Hursey has been a physician for more than 25 years. She went to Howard University College of Medicine to receive her Doctorate in medicine in 1989 and completed her residency in Family Medicine in 1992. She began her career in family medicine, though eventually realized she had a passion for both addiction and pain management.
Dr. Hursey is a licensed prescriber for addiction treatment medications. She believes treatment for addiction should always be individualized and there is no “one size fits all” approach.

Dr. John Hardy is a Distinguished Graduate of the U. S. Air Force Academy, class of 1988, where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree. He went on to earn his Doctor of Medicine degree at the Oregon Health and Science University, graduating class of 1992. Dr. Hardy served on active duty in the Air Force for 14 years in various roles to include Family Physician-Flight Surgeon, Chief of the Medical Staff and Chief of Aerospace Medicine. Hardy is a diplomate of the American Board of Preventive Medicine, Addiction Medicine subspecialty.

Dr. Johnsson was the first African American from the state of Oregon to serve as U.S Air Force Presidential Honor Guard at the White House for three U.S. Presidents. He received his Doctorate from Wesley Theological Seminary of Washington DC. Currently, he is the Vice President for OHSU and Adventist Health Mission and Community Integration.
In 2018 he was awarded the 2018 Martin Luther King Junior Lifetime Achievement Award from the city of Portland for his community contributions.

Marcus Lattimore,
QMHA, CADC & Miranda Lattimore, QMHA, CADC

Movement & Journaling Therapy

Sahar
Addiction Yoga Specialist

Quest Center for Integrative Health
Acupuncture

Dual Diagnosis Anonymous