Our Team

Michael Arcangeletti, Executive Director of Clearbrook and Banyan Philadelphia has been working in the field of addiction treatment since 2010. He is a licensed social worker that completed his graduate degree at Marywood University, an undergraduate degree in philosophy from Miserciordia University and is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor through the Pennsylvania Certification Board.  He has held numerous titles throughout his years in the field, including Residential Tech, Intake Coordinator, Counselor, Clinical Supervisor, and Assistant Clinical Director.  Michael joined the Banyan Clearbrook team in November, 2018, and states that his passion for helping others comes from his own personal experience in recovery.

Stephanie Fischer is the Clinical Director of Clearbrook PA and was raised in Northeastern Pennsylvania. She is a trained Social Worker holding a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Temple University. She began her professional career in 2004 as a 3rd shift Behavioral Health Technician (BHT) at Clearbrook. During this period, she decided to pursue her education in the field of clinical work. Stephanie has seen many marvelous changes in people, which has driven her enthusiasm for what she does. She is especially elated when she gets to help individuals recognize their own strength and guide them in their professional or recovery journeys. Her aim in this career is to continue to advance in our mission to deliver outstanding treatment.

Marcy Duffy is the Clinical Supervisor of Clearbrook, Pennsylvania. She was born and raised in nearby Scranton, PA. Marcy graduated from the Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies, followed by a Masters degree in Rehabilitation Counseling from the University of Scranton. Marcy has been in the drug and alcohol field for 17 years and holds a Licensed Professional Counselor certification, a Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor title, and a Certified Co-Occurring Disorder Professional Diplomate. She is passionate about bringing assistance to those who are grappling with addiction issues and any co-occurring disorders that may have arisen.

Keith was born and raised in Plymouth, PA, and has been in the kitchen since age 18. Keith brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the table, having studied and watched different chefs in action. He understands the importance of providing quality meals to our clients and takes pride in the positive feedback he receives. Keith knows that the cafeteria is one of the places clients look forward to during their day and proudly strives to bring comfort and joy to their meals. With the variety of clients we care for, Keith provides meals for those with special diets. He believes that food should be an experience that brings joy and comfort to every client. Keith looks forward to continuing his mission of providing delicious, safe, and nutritional meals to the staff and clients. 

Lauren is a veteran therapist with a strong commitment to helping those suffering from addiction and mental health issues. She was born and raised in Nanticoke, PA. After graduating from Kings College Wilkes-Barre PA in 2013 with a BA in psychology, she began working as a counselor at Clearbrook. Having experienced firsthand the struggles of addiction, both with her own recovery and with family members, she has a unique perspective and understanding of the journey to sobriety and mental health. She believes that the gift of recovery should be passed on to others and is passionate about helping them on their journey. With a keen sense of purpose and commitment to her work, Lauren offers her clients a unique and valuable service. She can provide a much-needed support system and an understanding of the struggles of addiction and mental health. Her favorite part is seeing clients’ outlook on life change throughout their stay and receiving news from former alumni who are maintaining their sobriety. Lauren’s goal is to continue her studies and receive a master’s in Psychology to deepen her understanding in this industry.

Diana Zito is currently working as a Compliance and Quality Specialist. She was born and raised in Hazleton, Pennsylvania and earned an Associate’s degree in Criminal Justice from Luzerne County Community College in 2022. Diana has been on the road to recovery since 2018, and began her career at Clearbrook Wilkes-Barre as a Behavioral Health Technician in July 2019. She was later promoted to the Office Manager post in 2021, before moving up to the Corporate QA team in the role of Compliance and Quality Specialist in May 2022. Diana is passionate about helping people in any way possible, and attributes her current success to her own recovery journey. As QA representative for Banyan Mass, Clearbrook Mass, Philadelphia, and Clearbrook PA facilities, she finds it very gratifying to ensure compliance and quality and be involved in performance improvement.

Courtney Adomiak is a Case Manager at Clearbrook and is currently enrolled at Luzerne County Community College for her associates degree in human services. She began her journey of recovery in 2018 and as she gained stability, wanted to give back to others who are struggling with addiction. For the last three years, Courtney has been working in the addiction field. What motivates her is seeing the transformation of individuals who come to her broken mentally, physically, and emotionally and eventually find their inner strength and their joy again. She finds it very rewarding to help people realize that they can achieve anything. Her favorite part of the job is getting the chance to meet new people.

Ira Bryan is the aftercare coordinator and case manager for Clearbrook Pennsylvania. He was born and raised in Montgomery, Pennsylvania, and graduated from Brown Technical Institute in 2003. Unfortunately, Ira did struggle with a substance use disorder, but after successfully completing his program, he gained employment at Banyan Philadelphia in 2016. With determination, he was then offered a position at Clearbrook PA. Ira’s passion is helping others in the same way that he was helped – through a solid aftercare plan for long-term recovery. He enjoys being directly involved in setting the clients up with a solid aftercare plan to sustain long-term recovery. 

Morgan Thomas is a Case Manager at Clearbrook Pennsylvania. She was born and raised in Nanticoke, PA. Morgan is currently working toward her associates degree in applied sciences – human services at Luzerne County Community College and is expected to graduate in May 2023. She has been in sobriety for four years, which she celebrated in January, and is strongly motivated to work in the substance use space due to her own experiences. She seeks to make a positive, long-term difference in people’s lives, even if it is just one individual, and is passionate about assisting those affected by the illness. 

Kaitlyn was born and raised in Stroudsburg, PA. She graduated from Pleasant Valley School District and is currently attending Luzerne County College pursuing a degree in social work. Kaitlyn struggled with substance use but has been sober since June 2019. She began working at Clearbrook in March 2020 because of her ability to relate and will to help those affected by addiction. Kaitlyn began as a Behavioral Health Technician and quickly transitioned to her current position as a Case Manager due to her ambition to help others. She is passionate about working in this field and wants to serve as an advocate for those that are suffering. Kaitlyn’s main goal is to continue learning and getting hands-on experience with what it takes to run each department in hopes to run an addiction facility on her own soon.

Clayton was born and raised in Taylor, PA. He is a proud graduate of Lycoming College and Penn State Washington. He is a Certified Recovery Specialist (CRS) and Certified Family Recovery Specialist (CFRS) who is passionate about helping others struggling with addiction. Clayton is a firm believer in the power of recovery, having achieved 6 years of sobriety himself. He has been a part of Clearbrook for the past 4 1/2 years, starting as a Behavioral Health Technician and eventually transitioning to his current role as a Case Manager. Clayton understands the struggles of addiction and is committed to helping people break through the barriers that come with it. He works to remove legal, employment, and other issues that may be hindering recovery, so that his clients can focus on their own sobriety. Clayton is an advocate for those in recovery and a beacon of hope for those yet to begin the journey