Caron Renaissance Executive Team
Andrew J. Rothermel - President Florida Market, Executive Vice President/Chief Operating Officer
Andrew J. Rothermel is president of the Florida market and EVP/Chief Operating Officer of Caron Treatment Centers. During his seven year tenure at Caron, the nonprofit addiction treatment network’s operating revenue, its operating excess and its net assets have each almost tripled – allowing Caron to contribute more than $16 million in scholarship and grant care for fiscal year 2011 alone.
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Sid Goodman, MA - LMHC - Executive Director
Sid Goodman, MA, LMHC, founded Palm Beach County's first extended care program in 1984. Formerly director of Core Services for the local community mental health center, Sid has considerable expertise in both chemical dependency and psychiatric treatment. Sid's interest in alternative forms of treatment led to expansion, including the development of structured outpatient programs in chemical dependency, co-dependency, and eating disorders.
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Robert L. Johnson, MC, CAP, MAC - Clinical Director
Robert L. Johnson, MC,CAP,MAC, has his specialized training in sexuality and family of origin issues. Robert has served in various capacities within the chemical dependency field beginning with his work at Behavioral Health of Baton Rouge. Robert's position as the primary psychotherapist for the well-known Sierra Tucson's Sexual Recovery Program allowed him to develop and refine his skills in this critical area of treatment. He specializes in facilitating groups for sexual compulsivity and childhood traumas, as well as presenting lectures on relevant topics. Robert has been with Caron Renaissance since 1994 and has served as a Primary Therapist and as Director of Family and Specialty Services during this tenure. His current position as Clinical Director is reflective of the skills he has garnered along the way. Robert has enhanced his abilities through years of training in many different therapeutic modalities, Psychodrama Training, and the University of Phoenix's Masters in Counseling program. Robert is also a Certified Trauma Therapist (C.T.T.) through the Post Traumatic Stress Institute in Houston, TX, and a Board Certified Sex Therapist in the state of Florida. Robert holds certifications and licenses in Arizona, Washington and Florida, and has expertise in mental health, multicultural, and forensic counseling. Among his many accomplishments, he is a Diplomat and Board Certified Expert in Traumatic Stress with the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress.
John S. Baudhuin, BA, MA, CAP - Director of Spiritual & Auxiliary Services
John S. Baudhuin, BA, MA, CAP was ordained to the ministry in the Episcopal church and an interdenominational church. John's career in addiction counseling began in Minneapolis at St. Mary's Rehabilitation Center, then a program for the Johnson Institute. John later worked at two other centers in Minnesota before becoming a program director first in Illinois then in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He moved to Florida to direct clinical services for a chain of addiction centers. He later worked for Hanley-Hazelden and then for the Renaissance Institute of the Palm Beaches (now known as Caron Renaissance). While the associate pastor for Covenant Centre International, John developed a regional counseling centre and a number of marriage and family programs. John has published four books and many articles and pamphlets. John has returned to Caron Renaissance to lend his expertise in the field of addiction treatment.
Mary Davis, BS, CMHP - Director of Family Services
Mary Davis has nearly 30 years experience working in the fields of mental health and addictions. After graduating from Syracuse University, Mary provided counseling and mental health services to various populations in Upstate New York. Her career in the field of addictions began in 1987 as a Chemical Dependency Counselor at Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital. During her tenure, she designed and implemented “Alcoholism and Adolescents”, a counselor training program for the Onondaga Council on Alcoholism and Addictions. Mary was also a guest speaker on the “Teen Talk” radio show for several years and facilitated retreats for youth on substance awareness and abuse prevention. After moving to Florida, Mary continued her career in field of addictions providing treatment services to adolescents and adults. She is credited for designing and conducting S.T.A.R (Steps Toward Adolescent Recovery), an after school treatment program for chemically dependent adolescents, which then led Mary to develop “Family Matters”, a family group program designed to enhance communication between parents and teens. Mary was also invited to facilitate “Children Are People Too”, a substance abuse prevention program offered by the Palm Beach County school system. In 1992, Mary came to Caron Renaissance and has worked as a Primary Therapist and Family Therapist prior to becoming Director of Family Services. Mary’s professionalism, exemplary assessment skills, extraordinary insight and leadership ability has led her to be an invaluable member of the Caron Renaissance team.
