Molly Maddocks

Molly Maddocks has been working in the behavioral health field for over a decade. She began her career working with women struggling with substance use disorders, where she discovered a profound calling to support women in reclaiming their lives. She later expanded her work to include dual-diagnosis and primary mental health clients, where her passion for helping individuals with mental health symptoms and unresolved trauma deepened. Molly holds a steadfast commitment to providing access to care and advocating for women in need.

With a strong focus on the power of communication, and the recognition that each individual receives and processes it differently — she has found this to be essential in fostering trust and promoting meaningful healing. Her contributions extended to the operational side of treatment, supporting the development of intentional care systems that ensure consistency and quality of care. Outside of her professional role, Molly dedicates much of her time to learning, supporting, and volunteering alongside other organizations to uplift women and inspire a culture of resilience and self-empowerment.

Molly graduated with a departmental scholarship from Point Loma Nazarene University, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Managerial and Organizational Communication.