We are Honeycomb Wellness Center
Our dedicated team of clinicians and staff are the cornerstone of our transformative care approach. They bring a wealth of experience in holistic and evidence-based therapies to create a nurturing environment that supports each client's journey towards healing. Their expertise ensures personalized care that respects and values each individual. Through continuous professional development, our staff remains at the forefront of recovery and wellness, promoting a community spirit that encourages personal growth and lifelong sobriety.
Fostering Transformation
Our team is dedicated to holistic healing and evidence-based care, fostering personal transformation and sobriety in a supportive community.
Our Team
CHEREE CRISCI | Clinical Director, MFT
Charee Crisci is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 14 years of experience in the Recovery industry. Specializing in trauma, addiction, and attachment issues, Charee approaches therapy from a holistic perspective, integrating mind, body, and spirit into her work. As a certified sound healer and Reiki practitioner, Charee offers a unique therapeutic approach, blending traditional therapeutic practices with energy healing techniques to foster deep healing and personal transformation. Her passion lies in helping clients rebuild their lives, strengthen relationships, and cultivate a sense of well-being.
Christina Wilson | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Christina Wilson is a multifaceted leader with over a decade of combined experience in the recovery industry having a background in the healthcare system, admissions counseling, residential care, sober living management and program development and curation. Her original career path in the hair industry made her incredibly personable and great with relationship building and professional development, always looking at what innovative opportunities were available and how to better take care of the people she was working with which continues to shine through in her role as Executive Director at Honeycomb. Christina’s approach to continuing to grow programs and lead others to a successful path to recovery is developed from her own personal experience as well as having helped those she loves redirect their lives to become the best possible version of themselves.
Tess Wilkinson | CLINICAL COUNSELOR CADCI 1
CLINICAL COUNSELOR CADCI 1 Tess brings with her more than five years of personal and professional experience in addiction and recovery services. She finds meaningful purpose in providing a safe place for others to tell their truths, and guiding her clients to regain hope for a better future. She is trained in motivational interviewing and evidenced-based practices, with a strong working knowledge of the 12-steps. She received her Associate’s degree in Social and Behavioral Sciences and Humanities, and pursued a BA in Communications and Media Studies. She is an incoming graduate student at UC Berkeley School of Journalism– pursuing a long-time passion for writing and documentary filmmaking. She is an advocate for social justice, a lover of all forms of storytelling, and deeply passionate about nature and all living beings.
JANE KELLY | Counselor, cadc i
Jane is a certified alcohol and drug counselor with a deep personal commitment to helping others overcome addiction and find lasting recovery. Drawing from her own journey in recovery, she brings compassion, understanding, and real-world insight to her work. With a strong belief in the transformative power of treatment and 12-Step communities, Jane is dedicated to guiding individuals toward a happier, more fulfilling life. She creates a supportive environment where clients feel seen, heard, and empowered to take meaningful steps toward healing and personal growth. Fun facts: Jane grew up in the Pacific Northwest but has become a true Californian over the past 30 years. She has two kids and two cats, was a punk rocker in Seattle, and still enjoys the music of that generation.
BEL CAMPBELL | OPERATIONS, RADT
Bel Campbell has worked in the recovery field for over 10 years, dedicating her career to guiding individuals—especially women—toward healing, self-discovery, and lasting personal growth. With a compassionate yet honest approach, Bel empowers her clients to overcome addiction, cultivate deep connections with themselves and others, and uncover their purpose. She believes in meeting people where they are, offering support without judgment. Outside of her professional life, Bel nurtures her creative spirit through art, drawing on her background with a BA in Design and Marketing. She also treasures time spent connecting with her three sons.
CORTNIE WEBB | CLINICAL COUNSELOR, CATC-1
Courtnie Webb is deeply passionate about working in the treatment field, where she has the incredible opportunity to help women rediscover their strength, heal from within, and truly thrive. She finds nothing more rewarding than watching someone bloom into the person they were always meant to be. Courtnie brings heart, hope, and a whole lot of encouragement into every connection she makes. Fun fact: Courtnie is at her happiest when she’s out in nature or spending time with animals—both of which keep her grounded and remind her of the beauty found in growth and connection.
Keli Mcguinn | Counselor, RADT
Keli McGuinn is a dedicated and compassionate counselor specializing in substance use recovery, with a heart for helping women reconnect with their authentic selves. Her approach blends evidence-based practices with deep empathy, curiosity, and a belief in each client’s inner wisdom and resilience. With over 13 years of personal sobriety and a strong foundation in 12-step and client-led modalities, she creates a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients feel seen, heard, and empowered in their healing journey. In both individual and group settings, Keli draws from personal and professional experience to support clients with respect, humor, and an open mind.Outside of work, she enjoys hiking, collaging, and taking part in clean and sober community events. Wherever someone is in their recovery, Keli believes that healing is possible—and no one has to go through it alone.
Christian Freeman | MARKETING DIRECTOR, BA
Christian Freeman brings a creative and mission-driven approach to his role as Marketing Director at Honeycomb Wellness Center. With a background in digital strategy, brand development, and community outreach, Christian is passionate about connecting individuals and families with the resources they need to begin healing. He holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Southern California and believes deeply in the power of storytelling to break down stigma and foster trust.
Dave Ford | CEO, SUDCC, CAI
Dave has been working on the front lines of substance abuse and mental health care for the last six years here in Northern California, diligently helping clients and families on their path to recovery. He is a Certified ARISE® Interventionist (CAI) and Certified Substance Use Disorder Counselor (SUDRC). Dave has worked in medical detox settings, co-owns and runs a local sober living business, and specializes in working with entire family systems for long durations of time. The love he has for the work that he does has a profound effect on the clients that he works with. Dave is a true leader and man of integrity within the local recovery community.
Lea Watkins | Yoga Instructor
For more than three decades, Lea has shared yoga with students throughout the Bay Area, teaching studio classes with YogaWorks, as well as private individual and group classes. In recent years, her personal experience of healing and recovery has deepened her understanding of yoga as a supportive practice for self-awareness, resilience, and connection. This has led her to study trauma-informed yoga, somatic therapies, and the intersection of yoga and 12-step recovery. Sharing yoga in recovery and wellness settings has become one of the most meaningful aspects of her life and work. Lea is committed to offering movement and mindfulness in ways that are accessible, choice-based, and respectful of each person’s lived experience. She hopes these practices can support participants in reconnecting with their bodies, cultivating greater ease, and exploring their own paths toward healing and wholeness.