Medical Director
Meet our team
Accountability starts with the people leading care.
Blue Springs Wellness brings clinical, medical, program, and organizational leadership together around one primary goal: structured, responsible treatment for adults with alcohol and drug use disorders and clinically relevant co-occurring mental health needs.
Clinical leadership
SUD-focused care, reviewed from more than one angle.
Clinical leaders support treatment quality, supervision, program consistency, and the integration of co-occurring care when it directly affects recovery.
Clinical Director
Darya Potyagova, MSW, LCSW
Oversees clinical quality, supervision, treatment planning, and the connection between co-occurring mental health support and primary substance use goals.Program Director
Eric McCoy
Supports day-to-day program delivery, counselor coordination, structured recovery programming, and a consistent treatment experience.Program team
Recovery support happens in the details.
The program team supports counseling, therapeutic work, coordination, communication, and the practical structure that helps participants stay engaged.
Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
Virginia Abassian
Supports therapeutic work with co-occurring needs when those needs affect recovery, treatment participation, emotional regulation, or relapse risk.Substance Use Disorder Counselor
Ara William Harutunian
Supports addiction education, recovery skills, accountability, and relapse-prevention work within the structured program.Program Coordinator
Anya Reyngold
Supports scheduling, communication, coordination, and the day-to-day systems that help participants move through the program.Organizational leadership
Governance designed to support responsible care.
Organizational leadership supports oversight, strategy, operations, and the systems required for a stable treatment program.
Chief Executive Officer
Arthur Shlaryan
Provides executive oversight, governance, and organizational direction for Blue Springs Wellness.Corporate Secretary
Harutyun Nadrian
Supports governance, strategy, organizational development, and long-term program accountability.Team roles and service availability can change. Admissions can confirm which licensed, certified, medical, and program professionals may participate in a particular service.
The care team
Different disciplines. One recovery plan.
Depending on clinical need and program availability, care may involve licensed clinicians, certified addiction counselors, medical or psychiatric providers, case support, and admissions staff.
Each role should connect back to the primary SUD treatment goals, current relapse risk, participation, and the transition into the next level of recovery support.
Talk with the team
Start with an admissions conversation.
Ask about current program availability, the assessment process, and which members of the care team may be involved.