Dr. John Dyben is a nationally recognized clinical executive, educator, and therapist with more than 25 years of experience in behavioral health and addiction treatment. He currently serves as Chief Clinical Officer for the Hanley Foundation, where he leads the design and implementation of innovative clinical programming, research initiatives, and professional education to ensure the highest standards of evidence-based care. Known for his ability to bridge science, ethics, and spirituality, John brings a uniquely holistic voice to the field of behavioral health. John’s academic training includes a Doctor of Health Science (DHSc) from Nova Southeastern University as well as master’s degrees in Marriage and Family Therapy (MAMFT), Conflict Management (MA), and Business Management (MS). A frequent author and public speaker, John has contributed to professional publications including Counselor, Social Work Today, and Today’s Geriatric Medicine. John speaks regularly to national audiences on a wide range of topics related to ethics, mental health, and spirituality and has presented lectures at Fordham University, the University of Texas, and the University of North Carolina. Beyond his executive and clinical work, John is deeply committed to teaching and mentorship. He served for more than a decade as adjunct faculty in Human Services at Palm Beach State College and has trained countless professionals in ethics, clinical practice, and integrated models of care.