Our mission

Natasha brings over a decade of expertise in mental health to her leadership at SilverBell Global, where she orchestrates global systems and multidisciplinary teams from the US to the UK to the UAE and beyond.

Natasha curates socially relevant dialogues with leading practitioners and clinicians to deepen conversations around mental health, wellbeing, and spirituality. Recent thought leadership includes The Neuroscience of Productivity, Health, and Peace of Mind at the Vida Emirate Hills in Dubai with global experts Nour El Hafi, Lena Weissenborn, Dr. Samer El Hayek, Chantal Ishae and Dr. Wayne Kampers, Grace Under Pressure with Dr. Stephen Pereira, Sir António Horta-Osório, Dr. Jon Goldin, and Edwin Smith, EIC of SPEARS, London, and Sex & Love: An Intimate Conversation with Clinical Sexologist Dr. Adrienne Loth and Jean Campbell, host of the podcast “i’m fine.” At the prestigious 2024 Masters Events/Oxford, Natasha presented her personally crafted panel, Women and Money: The Value of Self-Worth featuring Clinical Psychologist Dr. Melita Stancil,  Diana Chambers, founder of The Chambers Group and author of True Wealth: Letters on Money, Life, and Love, and psychotherapist Holli Rubin, of The Soke, London.

Beyond her leadership role at SilverBell Global, Natasha serves as an Ambassador for the Partnership to End Addiction and Vice President of the NCADD/Westchester Board of Directors, where her contributions were recently honored at their Hope & Resilience Gala. Natasha’s commitment to service, access, and sustainable care is reflected in her co-founding of Inservice Foundation, which supports underserved populations, and the creation of the Megan Anne Foundation in 2024, established to support sober mothers and survivors of intimate partner violence navigating divorce without adequate resources.

Thanks to endless curiosity, deep listening skills, and a rare ability to identify and synthesize all parties’ needs to create mutual wins, Dr. Jaramillo’s 15-year career in real estate development saw her passion for bringing the relational to the transactional bloom into an almost 12-year career as the Broward County Mental Health Social Work Supervisor for the Department of Veterans Affairs-Miami.

Dr. Jaramillo’s people-centric philosophy, capacity to cultivate meaningful and productive relationships, and ability to achieve results through collaborative efforts led her to pivot from a business career to a career caring for others. After earning her MSW, Dr. Jaramillo proved a resonant fit at the Department of Veterans Affairs, where she was responsible for overseeing specialty mental health services at four outpatient clinics and supervised a staff of clinicians providing care for veterans struggling with PTSD, substance use disorder, and a range of mental health issues in outpatient clinical settings. While working for the VA, Dr. Jaramillo obtained her Doctorate of Social Work (DSW).

Dr. Jaramillo’s years of experience across governmental, private, and nonprofit sectors made clear the immense cultural need to place greater emphasis on genuine well-being across all life domains. Emerging from the VA even more committed to fostering holistic well-being within organizations and communities, Dr. Jaramillo joined the second-ever cohort in Luis Gallardo’s Chief Mental and Physical Well-Being Officer Certification Program. The first in the world based on the USA Surgeon General’s Five Essentials for Workplace Mental Health & Well-Being, the program centers around Protection from Harm, Connection & Community, Work-Life Harmony, Mattering at Work, and Opportunity for Growth.

Before joining SilverBell Global, Dr. Jaramillo served as the Senior Clinical Director for Caron Florida’s Older Adult, Ocean Drive, and Mental Health Programs, where she developed strategies and plans for clinical programming and was responsible for overseeing patient care, staff retention, and recruitment, clinical supervision, and monitoring of compliance to legal guidelines, internal policies, and quality standards.

Along with her Doctorate of Social Work (DSW), Dr. Jaramillo earned her Master of Social Work (MSW) from Florida Atlantic University and a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) from St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame, Indiana. She is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) and is certified in cognitive processing therapy for trauma (CPT-T), integrative behavioral couples therapy (IBCT), primary care mental health integration (PCMHI) model, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), Reiki Level II, and is a certified clinical hypnotherapist (C.C.H.).

Dr. Jaramillo is a Level I yoga instructor trained in mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) techniques. She has served as a graduate-level instructor at Florida Atlantic University Phyllis and Harvey Sandler School of Social Work.

Passionate about eradicating global hunger and food insecurity, Dr. Jaramillo is pursuing opportunities to collaborate with NGOs and like-minded non-profits to facilitate education, training, and action around this critical issue.

As a Certified Chief Wellbeing Officer (CWO), Dr. Jaramillo joins other forward-thinking individuals committed to fostering holistic well-being within organizations, communities, and themselves.

Dr. Virginia Graham has worked in the psychiatric field since 1993 helping individuals, groups, and families recover and restore the authentic self through the therapeutic process.

Virginia enjoys building strong alliances with individual clients, many of whom present with relationship and attachment issues including codependency and family-of-origin challenges. The relationships she builds with her clients are important in their own right and also serve as a lens through which to explore patterns of behaviour. As an experienced case manager, Virginia’s work with clients often extends to their families, offering clarity, support, and direction when appropriate.

A highly sought-after colleague and collaborator, Virginia began her training in 1993 at Charter Clinic Chelsea. In 1994, after the Charter Clinic shifted from private client groups to public, she designed and facilitated a new therapy program for NHS referrals – many of whom presented as acute. The program was nominated for a Charter Mark Award that same year.

Virginia’s work enables clients to understand their recovery process from addictive disorders including alcohol, relationships, and food more deeply. Committed to helping clients discover and employ spiritual and relational resources in managing their emotional pathology, her work supporting family members of recovering clients continues. From 2015 to 2018, Virginia managed the Family Programme at Start 2 Stop founded by Dr. Cosmo Duff Gordon. In 2018, she transitioned to leading groups and workshops in the Evening Programme and continues to do so today.

Virginia’s experience with private and public healthcare systems and her ongoing relations with psychiatric hospitals and treatment centres in Europe, the US, and South Africa inform her valuable guidance on business strategy and allow her to offer effective supervisory support for psychiatric and clinical organizations.

The development and delivery of excellent psychiatric care and support for fellow professionals is both a passion and a calling: in addition to her ongoing business and clinical consultancy for SilverBell Global, Virginia provides mentorship, consultation, and supervision for individuals and organisations including The Falcon – Castle Ashby and Lions Campus

As SilverBell Global’s Lead LifeTeam Manager and Recovery Specialist, Lily believes recovery is an ever-evolving journey of self-discovery and healing.  Informed by her personal experience and passionate about accepting and celebrating all parts of ourselves, Lily empowers her clients’ exploration of mind, body, and soul to find deep and harmonious self-unity. 

Lily works with adolescents, young adults, and families and is committed to the principles of hope, gratitude, and compassion backed by rigorous training.

Lily’s background in the Social Sciences led her to pursue a degree in Criminology and Psychology through The Open University. She is a Certified Recovery Coach and Trauma-Focused Mental Health Specialist with a professional interest in Eating Disorders and Personality Disorders.

Lily’s work is holistic and client-focused, combining cognitive and somatic modalities such as DBT, Parts Work, Polyvagal Theory, and MI to address the underlying root causes behind her clients’ presenting symptoms. Lily has worked with and been mentored by leading clinicians and healers in trauma and recovery.

Passionate about all things related to recovery, Dana’s commitment to facilitating healing and growth ignites her clients’ personal healing and transformation journey. 

Dana infuses her work as a coach with wisdom gained from twenty years of teaching. Focusing on holistic well-being, Dana creates a safe and secure environment to empower her clients to grow in new directions. Dana’s Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and her Master of Arts in School Counseling inform her ability to anticipate client’s needs and guide them through the delicate recovery process. In addition to being a recovery coach, Dana is a trauma-informed yoga, meditation, and mindfulness teacher.

Dana’s empathetic nature and somatic awareness foster deep connection and impact. Dana works with a diverse group of clients, from children with special needs to university students to mothers and corporate clients. 

A talented jeweler and designer, Dana recently channeled her creative flow into a jewelry brand incorporating elements of healing, self-love, and acceptance.

Dana completed her 300-hour Advanced Yoga Teacher Training at Yoga First in Chikmagalur, India, in 2017. She has taught Vinyasa, Hatha Flow, Yin Yoga, and Meditation to beginners and seasoned yogis alike at Dubai Ladies Club (October 2017 to December 2022) and Real Pilates (November 2017 to December 2019) in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Dana has received certifications in Intelligent Sequencing and Innovation Movement from Brahmani Yoga, Anatomy, Advanced Mat and Barre at Real Pilates (2019), Meditation at Prana Vayu Yoga (2017), and her 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training at Yoga Works in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (2016).

Dana completed her 30-hour Recovery Coach Academy Training and 16-hour Ethics for Recovery Coaches & Peer Advocates course at Recovery Coach University in NYC (2020).

Dana’s diverse educational background includes a Master of Arts in Education with a focus on School Counseling (2009), a Teaching Diploma (2004), and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (2001).

A Certified Interventionist and Hypnotherapist, Tony’s fifteen years as a Recovery Coach and Sober Companion have yielded remarkable results. Working predominantly with HNWIs in the entertainment and business arena, it has been Tony’s privilege to help individuals reclaim their lives: from hopeless to high-functioning, from estrangement to reunited with family and friends, from rejected to respected members of their communities. Dealing with alcoholism and addiction requires caution, tangible skills, and extensive experience. Tony’s personal journey fuels his strong passion for offering those still struggling a second chance at life in recovery. With firsthand knowledge of the courage required to ask for help, Tony meets his clients where they are, entering their lives with compassion, unconditional understanding, and a complete lack of judgment.

Trust is paramount. Tony upholds the highest ethical standards of confidentiality and discretion at all stages of his work with clients, from live-in recovery support and coaching, liaising with doctors and treatment specialists, and facilitating private detoxes to managing medication protocols and assisting with daily scheduling and engagements.

A critical component of Tony’s work with clients focuses on restoration. Tony’s expertise includes supporting a successful home reintegration process, facilitating family and business relations dialogue, and managing safe travel and transportation arrangements.

A member of the National Guild of Hypnotists Association (NGH), Tony received his Hypnotherapist Certification through the ISO 9001 Internationally recognised curriculum at the OMNI Hypnosis Centre and is a Certified Drug and Alcohol Interventionist.

A Recovery, Dependency and Mental Health Coach & Companion, Certified Chef and Certified Nutrition Chef based in Los Angeles and Dubai, Mary Gilmer’s easy-going nature and ability to empathize deeply with her clients arise naturally out of her thirty one years of sobriety. In addition to running SilverBell Global workshops on female empowerment in Dubai, Mary has helped countless women achieve and maintain physical and emotional recovery from chemical dependency, eating disorders, and love addiction. 

Dedicated to guiding her clients through the healing process with a firm yet gentle touch, Mary focuses on treating the whole person, not just the disease or symptoms of the disease. Mary is especially skilled at working with family units, bringing her own experience as a mother to help guide and support her clients and their families. Mary’s thirty years of experience inform her work with women in various stages of recovery. Her specialized training in Trauma-Informed Coaching with Lou Lebentz and Polyvagal Theory for Coaching with Deb Dana afford Mary endless tools with which to empower her clients to grow through challenges along the way. 

A trained chef with thirty-five years of experience, Mary brings specialized nutritional skills to her work with her clients, many of whom present with dual diagnoses, often including eating disorders. She has helped clients follow medically programmed food guidelines, refeeding plans, gluten-free and celiac food plans, and provides support and education with vegan and vegetarian food plans. Mary’s unique joy in her work instills in her clients a deep sense of comfort and the belief that they can and will recover.