Who We Are

Ronica Reyes has dedicated over 20 years to the mental health field, gaining extensive experience across a wide range of settings. Her work has included supporting developmentally disabled adults, children in foster care and their parents, and care providers, as well as working in private practice and addiction treatment.

Ronica is a licensed marriage and family therapist with a master’s degree in counseling psychology and a minor in addiction studies. Her personal experiences with addiction—having supported numerous family members and friends battling the disease—have deeply informed her professional approach, emphasizing the connection between mental health and addiction.

She considers it a privilege to walk alongside clients facing mental health and addiction challenges, witnessing the transformative power of recovery. As the Clinical Director at HerHarbor Recovery Center, Ronica oversees the training and supervision of the clinician team while also managing administrative responsibilities. Despite her leadership role, she remains actively involved in client care, believing that direct engagement is a cornerstone of her passion and commitment to the field.

As Operations Director at HerHarbor Recovery Center, Natasha brings extensive experience in operations management, business development, and marketing strategy to the leadership team. With a proven track record as a successful entrepreneur and commercial real estate professional in Los Angeles and New York City, she is now dedicated to serving the Central Valley community.

Beyond her expertise in operations, Natasha is deeply committed to the mission of HerHarbor, driven by a passion for recovery and empowering families to heal and thrive. In addition to her role at HerHarbor, she has served on the board of CAP and actively volunteers with organizations such as Food Not Bombs and the Marjory Mason Center, among others. Her strong dedication to community service makes her a valuable addition to the team.

Stephanie Patrick-Calvillo, PMHNP-BC, is a dedicated and compassionate board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with experience providing mental health care across diverse populations and clinical settings.

With a strong background in both outpatient and inpatient psychiatric care, Stephanie is committed to fostering a supportive and collaborative therapeutic environment. She integrates evidence-based medication management with psychoeducation and lifestyle interventions to promote holistic well-being.

Passionate about empowering her patients, Stephanie encourages individuals to take an active role in their mental wellness. She is dedicated to providing compassionate, individualized care tailored to each person’s unique needs. Additionally, she is a strong advocate for reducing the stigma surrounding mental health and ensuring access to high-quality behavioral healthcare.

Outside of work, Stephanie enjoys spending time with her family and traveling.

Becca began her career in the hospitality industry, where she discovered her passion for helping others. Driven by a deep commitment to supporting people through their challenges, she pursued education in substance abuse counseling at Health Staff Training Center. After completing her training hours in Orange County, she dedicated the past four and a half years to working in treatment, where she found her true calling in women-only recovery.

During her time in Orange County, Becca developed a deep appreciation for the transformative power of women’s treatment programs and the profound impact they have on individuals and the community. With a heart for service and a commitment to changing lives, she returned to Fresno—the city where she was born and raised.

As a devoted mother and proud dog mom, Becca understands the importance of creating strong, supportive environments where women can heal and thrive. She is dedicated to providing compassionate care and guidance, empowering women on their journey to recovery.

Haley is a Bachelor of Science Registered Nurse with nearly a decade of experience in critical care. After years of working in high-intensity medical settings, she expanded her practice to include drug and alcohol treatment for women, specializing in medical detoxification. Combining clinical expertise with deep compassion, she is committed to supporting individuals on their journey to recovery.

A devoted mother of three, Haley balances her professional life with raising her children and caring for her three rescue dogs. Passionate about both healthcare and animal rescue, she is dedicated to making a meaningful impact. Advocating for women as they rebuild their lives is not just her profession—it is her life’s purpose.

“The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well.”
— Ralph Waldo Emerson

Madilyn is a bachelor’s of science nurse who specializes in emergency nursing. Madilyn has always had a kind and empathetic heart to all her patients and has been thrilled to be of assistance with the women who reside at Her Harbor. Madilyn uses her education to address common issues women in recovery seek to understand when they’re finding a resolution to their addiction and disease.

Madilyn loves to empower and build up the women in Her Harbor and watch them grow through their recovery. She assists women become their true wholesome and humble selves. She helps these women fight the disease together and learn new skills to take use when they’ve graduated from a successful treatment at Her Harbor.

Danielle is a substance abuse Case Manager specializing in substance abuse treatment, bringing both understanding and professionalism to her work. She loves empowering women, is committed to guiding her clients through their own personal recovery journeys with empathy, respect, and support. Through leading group sessions and sharing her own lived experiences she fosters a sense of community, helping women build healthier relationships with themselves and others. In Danielle’s spare time she is heavily involved in the local recovery community, her other passion is working with children and being a part of their developmental years, the rest of her time is devoted to obtaining her license to be Drug and Alcohol Counselor.

Kimberlee is an associate of science vocational nurse who has been in the medical field since she could begin working. She started as a certified nursing assistant for the elderly and pushed for more. After joining the medical field, she began to work with children and later moved on to working with adults who had psychiatric conditions, which provided her the foundation for her passion of providing care for those who are affected by their mental health. She now brings her experience to provide care for women who are rebuilding their lives and rehabilitating with drug and alcohol treatment. She enjoys providing safe and understanding care during medical detoxification within their recovery journey.

Kimberlee’s experience as a mother of three shines through at Her Herbor in the compassion, care, and support she gives to everyone in the program. Kimberlee is dedicated to her growth in healthcare and providing a healthy home for her family.

Ronica Reyes has dedicated over 20 years to the mental health field, gaining extensive experience across a wide range of settings. Her work has included supporting developmentally disabled adults, children in foster care and their parents, and care providers, as well as working in private practice and addiction treatment.

Ronica is a licensed marriage and family therapist with a master’s degree in counseling psychology and a minor in addiction studies. Her personal experiences with addiction—having supported numerous family members and friends battling the disease—have deeply informed her professional approach, emphasizing the connection between mental health and addiction.

She considers it a privilege to walk alongside clients facing mental health and addiction challenges, witnessing the transformative power of recovery. As the Clinical Director at HerHarbor Recovery Center, Ronica oversees the training and supervision of the clinician team while also managing administrative responsibilities. Despite her leadership role, she remains actively involved in client care, believing that direct engagement is a cornerstone of her passion and commitment to the field.

As Operations Director at HerHarbor Recovery Center, Natasha brings extensive experience in operations management, business development, and marketing strategy to the leadership team. With a proven track record as a successful entrepreneur and commercial real estate professional in Los Angeles and New York City, she is now dedicated to serving the Central Valley community.

Beyond her expertise in operations, Natasha is deeply committed to the mission of HerHarbor, driven by a passion for recovery and empowering families to heal and thrive. In addition to her role at HerHarbor, she has served on the board of CAP and actively volunteers with organizations such as Food Not Bombs and the Marjory Mason Center, among others. Her strong dedication to community service makes her a valuable addition to the team.

Stephanie Patrick-Calvillo, PMHNP-BC, is a dedicated and compassionate board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with experience providing mental health care across diverse populations and clinical settings.

With a strong background in both outpatient and inpatient psychiatric care, Stephanie is committed to fostering a supportive and collaborative therapeutic environment. She integrates evidence-based medication management with psychoeducation and lifestyle interventions to promote holistic well-being.

Passionate about empowering her patients, Stephanie encourages individuals to take an active role in their mental wellness. She is dedicated to providing compassionate, individualized care tailored to each person’s unique needs. Additionally, she is a strong advocate for reducing the stigma surrounding mental health and ensuring access to high-quality behavioral healthcare.

Outside of work, Stephanie enjoys spending time with her family and traveling.

Becca began her career in the hospitality industry, where she discovered her passion for helping others. Driven by a deep commitment to supporting people through their challenges, she pursued education in substance abuse counseling at Health Staff Training Center. After completing her training hours in Orange County, she dedicated the past four and a half years to working in treatment, where she found her true calling in women-only recovery.

During her time in Orange County, Becca developed a deep appreciation for the transformative power of women’s treatment programs and the profound impact they have on individuals and the community. With a heart for service and a commitment to changing lives, she returned to Fresno—the city where she was born and raised.

As a devoted mother and proud dog mom, Becca understands the importance of creating strong, supportive environments where women can heal and thrive. She is dedicated to providing compassionate care and guidance, empowering women on their journey to recovery.

Haley is a Bachelor of Science Registered Nurse with nearly a decade of experience in critical care. After years of working in high-intensity medical settings, she expanded her practice to include drug and alcohol treatment for women, specializing in medical detoxification. Combining clinical expertise with deep compassion, she is committed to supporting individuals on their journey to recovery.

A devoted mother of three, Haley balances her professional life with raising her children and caring for her three rescue dogs. Passionate about both healthcare and animal rescue, she is dedicated to making a meaningful impact. Advocating for women as they rebuild their lives is not just her profession—it is her life’s purpose.

“The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well.”
— Ralph Waldo Emerson

Madilyn is a bachelor’s of science nurse who specializes in emergency nursing. Madilyn has always had a kind and empathetic heart to all her patients and has been thrilled to be of assistance with the women who reside at Her Harbor. Madilyn uses her education to address common issues women in recovery seek to understand when they’re finding a resolution to their addiction and disease.

Madilyn loves to empower and build up the women in Her Harbor and watch them grow through their recovery. She assists women become their true wholesome and humble selves. She helps these women fight the disease together and learn new skills to take use when they’ve graduated from a successful treatment at Her Harbor.

Danielle is a substance abuse Case Manager specializing in substance abuse treatment, bringing both understanding and professionalism to her work. She loves empowering women, is committed to guiding her clients through their own personal recovery journeys with empathy, respect, and support. Through leading group sessions and sharing her own lived experiences she fosters a sense of community, helping women build healthier relationships with themselves and others. In Danielle’s spare time she is heavily involved in the local recovery community, her other passion is working with children and being a part of their developmental years, the rest of her time is devoted to obtaining her license to be Drug and Alcohol Counselor.

Kimberlee is an associate of science vocational nurse who has been in the medical field since she could begin working. She started as a certified nursing assistant for the elderly and pushed for more. After joining the medical field, she began to work with children and later moved on to working with adults who had psychiatric conditions, which provided her the foundation for her passion of providing care for those who are affected by their mental health. She now brings her experience to provide care for women who are rebuilding their lives and rehabilitating with drug and alcohol treatment. She enjoys providing safe and understanding care during medical detoxification within their recovery journey.

Kimberlee’s experience as a mother of three shines through at Her Herbor in the compassion, care, and support she gives to everyone in the program. Kimberlee is dedicated to her growth in healthcare and providing a healthy home for her family.