Our Team - Clinical leadership
Randall Kelly, DMSc, PA-C, MHS Associate Medical Director
Randall Kelly, DMSc, PA-C, MHS Associate Medical Director
Randall Kelly, DMSc, PA-C, MHS Associate Medical Director
Dr. Kelly, CEO of New Life Wellness is an Addiction Medicine Specialist focused on treating substance use disorder, with a background in chronic disease management and behavioral health. Find out more about Dr. Kelly at: https://www.nlwellness.org/blank-4
Lisa Marie Taylor, MSW, LCSW Associate Clinical Director
Randall Kelly, DMSc, PA-C, MHS Associate Medical Director
Randall Kelly, DMSc, PA-C, MHS Associate Medical Director
Lisa brings many years of experience in community mental health to her practice as a therapist supporting individuals to pursue their recovery journey in a way that best suits them and their needs. Find out more about Lisa at: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/lisa-marie-taylor-portland-or/1054172
Rebecca Culver, MSW, LICSW Clinical Director
Randall Kelly, DMSc, PA-C, MHS Associate Medical Director
Rebecca Culver, MSW, LICSW Clinical Director
Rebecca is a licensed independent clinical social worker, U.S. Army veteran, and seasoned DBT certified clinician and mentor. Rebecca comes to us with over a decade of experience treating and leading in behavioral health. She has served the Pacific Northwest behavioral health system in roles such as the Prevention and Recovery Alliance o
Rebecca is a licensed independent clinical social worker, U.S. Army veteran, and seasoned DBT certified clinician and mentor. Rebecca comes to us with over a decade of experience treating and leading in behavioral health. She has served the Pacific Northwest behavioral health system in roles such as the Prevention and Recovery Alliance of Clark County steering committee, field instructor for several universities including Eastern Washington University and George Fox University and has provided 5 years of C Suite clinical leadership and program design in the behavioral health hospital system. Rebecca is a trusted voice in the community and has presented on trauma-informed care and suicide awareness at numerous public events aimed at destigmatizing mental health and addiction recovery. Her experience also includes roles spanning from crisis intervention, critical incident response, emergency room care, outpatient individual and family outpatient work, wraparound services, forensic mental health, licensure and internship supervision and instruction and more.
As a U.S. Army veteran, she leads with empathy, structure, and an unwavering belief in human resilience. Her work centers on nurturing clinicians, designing responsive programs, and creating healing environments that prioritize both client care and clinician sustainability. Her leadership is grounded in trauma-informed, attachment-based, and systems-focused practices. She is known for her ability to align clinical integrity with operational excellence, foster resilient teams, and design programs that respond to the needs of diverse and underserved populations. In her role as Executive Clinical Director, Rebecca provides clinical oversight, strategic coaching, supervision, and program design for the Lawson Center to ensure responsive and sustainable care at every level.
Rebecca earned her Master’s in Social Work from the University of Southern California and currently owns and operates a thriving private practice in the Pacific Northwest. Outside of her professional life, Rebecca enjoys the outdoors of the Pacific Northwest—hiking, kayaking, and soaking in the beauty of the natural world with her family.
Founder and Collaborators
Scott Spicer, MPH Founder and Managing Partner
Scott Spicer, MPH Founder and Managing Partner
Scott is a seasoned health care professional who has been in the field since completing his Master's degree in 2006. He has worked in alcohol and other drug prevention, community mental health and peer recovery services, private sector behavioral health and health care services as well as healthcare sales, account management and business
Scott is a seasoned health care professional who has been in the field since completing his Master's degree in 2006. He has worked in alcohol and other drug prevention, community mental health and peer recovery services, private sector behavioral health and health care services as well as healthcare sales, account management and business development. While on his journey navigating his own mental health recovery as a childhood traumatic brain injury survivor, Scott created the brand Spicer's Consulting in 2009. The primary objective was to build up capital for reinvestment into a new innovate community based organization. This vision shifted in 2022 when Scott left his big corporate health care job to work in clinical outreach for several private mental health and addiction treatment centers. At that time he recognized a significant gap in treatment services that were accessible to individuals in need of an interim between hospital and outpatient mental health services. In 2023 he lost his father to depression and near the 1 year anniversary of his father Lawson's death, Scott was inspired to envision The Lawson Center. Since 2009 Scott has led the process to successfully launch several other charitable brands including National Mental Health & Dignity Day and the Edward H. and Rosamond B. Spicer Foundation. His knack for entrepreneurship, creating and executing brands and dedication to transforming mental health recovery, is the driving force behind The Lawson Center.
Leslie Koralek, PhD, CADC Advisor
Scott Spicer, MPH Founder and Managing Partner
Dr. Koralek is a seasoned behavioral health professional and addiction specialist. He founded Springbrook in 1988 which is now known as Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation in Newberg, OR. While serving as a founder and Executive Director of Springbrook, Dr. Koralek focused on meeting an unmet need to provide addiction treatment services to Doc
Dr. Koralek is a seasoned behavioral health professional and addiction specialist. He founded Springbrook in 1988 which is now known as Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation in Newberg, OR. While serving as a founder and Executive Director of Springbrook, Dr. Koralek focused on meeting an unmet need to provide addiction treatment services to Doctors and other healthcare professionals. Since 1993 Dr. Koralek has traveled across the country as an interventionist, supporting individuals and their loved ones to access much needed addiction treatment. His insights as an entrepreneur, person in long term recovery, clinician and executive are key to fulfillment of The Lawson Center vision and mission.
Referral Partner
Referral Partner
Active Path Mental Health is a leading provider of comprehensive, cutting edge and person centered care for depression and anxiety. They offer outpatient Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) and Spravato for Treatment Resistant Depression (TRD) and other related mental health concerns, as well as medication management and mental health
Active Path Mental Health is a leading provider of comprehensive, cutting edge and person centered care for depression and anxiety. They offer outpatient Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) and Spravato for Treatment Resistant Depression (TRD) and other related mental health concerns, as well as medication management and mental health therapy. They have locations throughout the Pacific Northwest and will be a great resource for our clients needing this care. Find out more information on their website: https://activepath.com/