Ron Lustig, Ed.D.; M.A.; M.S.A.

Ron Lustig proudly retired from both the U.S. Coast Guard and the field of Education (Elementary through College levels). While in the military, he served as the Command Drug and Alcohol Representative for three units and worked closely with members to develop their reflective abilities and self-efficacy skills. As principal for an alternative school, he successfully created and implemented the first Stop The Addiction Young (STAY) program in the country’s fifth largest school district (Clark County Schools). Ron’s experience and desire to help guide those suffering from mental health and/or substance use disorders has led him to work with Veterans, First Responders, Native American nations, Unions and Employee Assistance Programs across the country. As a disabled veteran, Ron has received numerous VA services and understands VA processes. He is aware of the need for timely, supportive, and honest communications with everyone and is committed to helping patients reclaim their lives and sense of purpose.