Our Team

Dr. Julie Hayden is a licensed psychologist (PSY24184), COO of Rhombus, Clinical Director of Rhombus Counseling, La Mesa Counseling, New Vision Counseling Center and Genesis Recovery. She is also the Chair of the San Diego MFT Consortium and…

Tommy has been involved in the recovery community since 2004. His personal struggles with drug addiction left him homeless and facing a prison sentence earlier that same year. Tommy was given one more opportunity and he made the most of it by committing himself to the 12-step recovery model and accepting God into his daily life.

Dr. John W. Allen is a psychiatrist in El Cajon, California and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, including Alvarado Parkway Institute Behavioral Health System-La Mesa and Alvarado Hospital Medical Center. He received his medical degree from Baylor College of Medicine in 1976 and has been in practice for more than 45 years. Dr. John W. Allen has expertise in treating psychotic disorders, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, depression, and co-occurring addiction and mental health disorders.

Dr. Darryl Moore is a licensed psychologist and registered nurse with over 15 years working clinically with addiction and over 48 years in nursing. He understands the value of a holistic approach, fostering healing of the body, mind, and spirit to transform a person and prepare them for long-term recovery and healthy living. He sees hope for change in all people and loves watching individuals heal, relationships restored, mental health improved and the stronghold of addiction broken.

Lori Stone has a wealth of experience building networks for churches and organizations in an effort to bring health and healing to the community. Her personal difficulty with addiction in her family has created a passion to save one life at a time on the road to transforming our communities. She networks along with East County Transitional Living Center, New Vision Counseling Center, and Rhombus University to support a wrap-around service for those struggling with addiction, mental illness, and homelessness in San Diego.