Meet Our Team

Kyle McGraw is the founder of Addiction Wellness & Counseling Center and has more than 25 years of experience helping individuals, couples, and families overcome addiction and mental health challenges. He holds a Master’s degree in Human Relations with a counseling specialty from the University of Oklahoma and has completed clinical internships at the OU Health Science Center, Bethany Pavilion, Mabel Bassett Women’s Prison, and Presbyterian Hospital. He has also completed four units of Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) and holds undergraduate degrees in Christian Education and Human Resources Management.

Kyle integrates psychology and spirituality in his work with individuals, couples, and families, specializing in addictive disorders. Throughout his career, he has worked with students, parents, university faculty, church groups, businesses, and Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs).

His professional experience includes serving as Director of Substance Abuse Services for the Oklahoma Department of Human Services, Executive Director of A Chance to Change Foundation, and Director of Counseling Services at Southern Nazarene University.

Kyle has remained active in the community through service on numerous nonprofit boards. He and his wife, Cheryl, have been married for more than 40 years and have three sons and four grandchildren.

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Dr. Chris Martin earned his medical degree from the University of Kansas in Kansas City and completed his residency in family medicine at the OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City. He has operated a private practice in Edmond for several years and also serves as a hospitalist at the AMG Long-Term Acute Care Specialty Hospital and Mercy Health Center. Additionally, he has extensive experience working with the Geropsychiatric unit at OU Health Edmond.

Driven by personal family experiences with addiction, Dr. Martin has developed a strong passion for supporting the recovery community. He currently serves as medical director and referral source for both the Addiction Wellness & Counseling Center and the Brain Health and Counseling Center. In his spare time, Dr. Martin enjoys tennis, gardening, traveling, his family, and his grandsons.

Mike Boss has dedicated more than four decades to helping individuals and families overcome addiction. His career began in Oklahoma City with Drug Recovery, Inc., where he supported adults in long-term residential treatment, and continued at HCA Presbyterian Hospital, providing inpatient care and therapy for adolescents and their families.

Throughout his career, Mike has been a passionate advocate for individuals and families affected by addiction. He worked with several Oklahoma school districts to help establish some of the state’s first Student Assistance Programs (SAPs), expanding access to early intervention and support for students. Recognizing the need for long-term residential care, he co-founded Hazel Street Recovery Center, providing adolescent males with a structured environment for recovery before later expanding services to young women in Guthrie, Oklahoma.

Mike also co-founded the Oklahoma Outreach Foundation, a nonprofit organization that provides scholarships for working families and established Oklahoma’s first Sober High School. Today, through the Four Winds Foundation, he continues to advocate for affordable, evidence-based treatment and gender-specific research.

At Addiction Wellness & Counseling Center, Mike leads intervention services and trains families to navigate one of the most difficult stages of the recovery journey. His intervention process emphasizes education, thoughtful planning, and continuity of care, helping families understand addiction, prepare for intervention, coordinate admission to trusted treatment facilities, and establish ongoing counseling and aftercare for both the individual and their loved ones.

Certified Nutritional Consultant

Rachel Salerno brings more than 17 years of experience to her role as a Certified Nutritional Consultant at Flourish Compounding Pharmacy and Nutrition. Her background as both a Certified Pharmacy Technician and Compounding Lab Technician provides a unique understanding of the relationship between pharmacy and nutrition.

Rachel earned her Certified Nutritional Consultant (CNC) credential through the American Association of Nutritional Consultants, where she remains an active professional member. She is passionate about staying current with nutritional research and helping clients apply evidence-based nutrition to support their overall health and wellness.

Outside of work, Rachel enjoys reading, researching nutrition, and spending time outdoors with her husband, their two sons, and their family pets.

Originally from California, Laurie Limke has called Oklahoma home for many years. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from East Central University before spending several years working as a Registered Nurse.

Laurie later felt called to pursue addiction counseling and completed her graduate studies at Mid-America Christian University. She currently serves as an intern under clinical supervision while working toward licensure. Laurie is passionate about helping individuals and families impacted by addiction discover hope, healing, and lasting recovery.

Shannon Bruey is a board-certified Nurse Practitioner in both Family Practice and Psychiatry. She earned her Master of Nursing in Family Practice from Graceland University in 2016 before returning to school to complete a post-graduate certificate in Psychiatric Mental Health at Frontier Nursing University, where she received Dean’s Honors. She is currently pursuing her doctorate and Clinical Nutrition Specialist certification.

Shannon has extensive experience working with individuals facing addiction and mental health disorders. She provides a holistic approach to care that may include medication management, nutritional guidance, and referrals to additional therapeutic services, helping clients receive comprehensive, individualized treatment.

A proud Oklahoman, Allan Lee graduated from the University of Oklahoma with special distinction and is EMDR-trained. He currently serves as an LADC-MH Resident Intern, providing compassionate, evidence-based care for individuals navigating addiction and mental health challenges.

For clients who wish to incorporate faith into their recovery, Allan also offers counseling informed by a Christian perspective. Having experienced his own recovery journey, he brings empathy, authenticity, and hope to every client relationship. Allan believes people are never defined by their past, but by the person they choose to become.

Montoya Williams is a graduate counseling student at Mid-America Christian University pursuing licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor. She is also a Certified Biblical Counselor and chaplain who has completed Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE), integrating clinical training with compassionate spiritual care.

Montoya has experience supporting individuals through crisis, emotional distress, addiction, co-occurring mental health concerns, and major life transitions. At Addiction Wellness & Counseling Center, she combines evidence-based approaches, including cognitive behavioral and person-centered therapy, with Biblically informed support for those who desire it.

Her holistic, patient-centered approach honors the mind, body, and spirit while walking alongside clients toward healing, growth, and restoration.

“As a biblical counselor, I work to help those seeking guidance togain personal insights, develop strategies, and come up with real-life solutions to the problems and challenges they face in every area of life through a biblical perspective. As a clinically trained Chaplain, (CPE) I desire to create a safe, compassionate and nonjudgmental space for clients to explore health and healing through prayer and biblical truths.”

Barbara Yeary is a graduate counseling student at Mid-America Christian University and is completing her clinical training as a Counseling Intern with Addiction Wellness and Counseling Center. She is pursuing her LADC/MH and has a special interest in helping individuals and families affected by addiction.

Barbara has a personal connection to the recovery community and understands that addiction often affects every part of a person’s life, including relationships, family roles, emotional health, and spirituality. She believes people are not defined by their past or by the hardest parts of their story. Her goal is to provide a warm and accepting space where clients feel comfortable being honest about their struggles while discovering their strengths and building a healthier future.

Her counseling approach is person-centered, strengths-based, and grounded in compassion, honesty, and encouragement. Barbara is especially passionate about supporting individuals in recovery, loved ones affected by addiction, and people working through major life changes. Outside of counseling, she enjoys spending time with her two sons and her Chihuahua, Coco, cheering for the Oklahoma City Thunder, and serving within the recovery community.