Aaron Burton
Executive Director
Crestview Recovery Services, LLC
Healing Begins Here.

Aaron Burton is the Executive Director at Crestview Recovery Center. Aaron has an extensive background in substance use treatment, leadership and client care. Aaron supervises the Residential Technicians and helps bridge the communication gap between the Residential and Clinical departments.

Jill C. Gladish, M.D., M.P.H., ABPN
Director of Psychiatry
Crestview Recovery, LLC
Healing Begins Here.

Dr. Gladish is a Board Certified Adult General Psychiatrist. She is originally from New Jersey but has called Portland home for the last 12 years. Prior to medical school, she completed her Master’s in Public Health in health education and promotion at Tulane University’s School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine in New Orleans. She attended medical school at the Flinders University of South Australia’s School of Medicine in Adelaide, South Australia. She undertook her training in psychiatry at Yale University, The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists, the University Hospital, Zurich Switzerland, and Oregon Health and Science University.

She has worked in numerous psychiatric settings including emergency psychiatry, adult inpatient and outpatient psychiatry, and geriatric inpatient and outpatient psychiatry. In the Portland area, she has worked at Providence, Tuality, Cascadia, and has been on faculty as an Assistant Professor at OHSU in a joint position between OHSU and the Unity Center for Behavioral Health.

She has an interest in biological approaches to treating depression and other mental illnesses. She has pursued additional training in Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation at the Berenson-Allen Center for Noninvasive Brain Stimulation, at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center/Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts.

Outside of work she enjoys surfing, hiking, road cycling, gardening and spending time with her husband and dogs.

Sage Aune, CADC-R, QMHA-R
Primary Counselor
Crestview Recovery Services, LLC
Healing Begins Here.

Sage graduated from University of Nevada Reno with a degree in Psychology in 2017. Since then, she has passionately pursued a variety of careers such as Behavioral Counselor, Psychosocial Rehabilitation, and Geriatric Rehabilitation. Sage enjoys experiencing the outdoors with her husband and two senior dogs Panda and April. When not exploring she also enjoys cooking and getting creative with painting, drawing, and crochet.
Sage was born and raised in Salt Lake City Utah where she passionately pursued her volleyball career, received a scholarship for college, and played overseas in Denmark. She moved to Portland in 2022 and has been enjoying getting to know exactly what it means when people say “keep Portland weird.”
Sage hopes to continue to grow her knowledge in the counseling and therapy field so she can continue to provide the best therapeutic experience for people seeking to improve themselves or even just need someone to talk to. Sage is passionate about helping people pursue their goals and helping others realize their full potential.

Sandy was born and raised in the state of Michigan and lived there until moving to Chicago, IL in 2021. She enjoys traveling, camping, hiking, and exploring the beauty of nature with her husband and adult-aged children. She is also a photographer and lists waterfalls, mountains, ocean/lakes, and the night sky as her favorite photography subjects. This love of hiking and nature photography is what drew her to a life on the West Coast.
Sandy’s childhood experiences with parents who struggled with mental health illnesses and learning to overcome her own struggles with mental health, is what motivated her to pursue education and a career in counseling. Sandy completed her Bachelor of Science in Psychology in 2019 and has begun Master’s degree coursework in clinical mental health counseling. Sandy obtained her CADC 1 and worked as a substance use counselor in Chicago for 2 ½ years before relocating to Portland, OR at the end of 2023. She is passionate about providing counseling and support for women struggling with substance use, as she recognizes that women have unique and often overlooked and underserved mental health needs that negatively impacts their recovery journey. Sandy believes in every person’s ability to create positive change in their life and uses a client-centered approach to counseling. She considers her role to be a supporting one in helping each client achieve their personal goals for recovery and an improved quality of life.

Certified Alcohol and Drug Therapist with over 7 years of experience specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Interventions for Substance Abuse (CBI-SA). My experience spans various settings, including working with individuals in a maximum-security prison (3 years), a Native American Rehabilitation center (1 year), and a methadone clinic (over 3 years). This diverse background equips me to address the unique challenges faced by a wide range of clients.
In addition to addiction treatment, I am well-versed in codependency, grief and loss, and offer a holistic approach that empowers clients to address underlying issues. This includes creating personalized relapse prevention plans, fostering anger management, and developing coping skills for emotional regulation.
When I’m not helping clients overcome addiction, you might find me backpacking through stunning landscapes in the summer. These solo adventures allow me to practice mindfulness and stress management techniques, skills I also utilize to help clients navigate their own emotional journeys.
Winter evenings are often spent battling imaginary foes in epic Dungeons & Dragons campaigns. This collaborative game fosters teamwork, strategic thinking, and problem-solving skills – all instrumental in tackling challenges with clients. And, if the opportunity arises, I’m always up for channeling my inner Jedi Knight with a bit of cosplay! Embodying the ideals of a Jedi Knight – courage, compassion, and self-discipline – reminds me of the strength and resilience my clients possess in their own battles.

Dane is a primary counselor with the Men’s Residential Therapy Center. Dane
has spent the last decade advancing his counseling career in Southern
California, and is eager to bring this knowledge back to his hometown. Dane has
been a certified CADC-II for nine years, working at various types of rehabilitation
centers. Dane specializes in experiential therapy, psychodrama, and motivational
interviewing. He also has a passion for photography, which he has brought into
the recovery world. He shares his insight on the importance of reframing life
around health, self care, and connecting with nature.
“When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.”

Carter is a CADC II in the state of Oregon, as well as California, and has worked in the
mental health field for 6 years prior moving back to Portland in 2024. Carter has a true
passion for the sacristy of being “in the rooms”, which has been influenced by his
various mentors, all of whom are therapists and psychologists. As a result, Carter is an
integrative clinician supported by person centered, feminist, and systems theories.
Carter has received formal training in IFS (Internal Family Systems), as well as less
formal training in many other therapies and techniques. Carter’s practice is driven by the
Functional Contextual and Traumagenic Neurosequential research programmes, which
he hopes to continue to ameliorate in a Clinical Social Work graduate program. Carter
plans on attending this type of masters program after graduating from Oregon State
University in 2024, with a degree in philosophy and a minor in psychology. In his free
time Carter enjoys hiking with his service dog (a white “heterochromic” shepsky named
Jax) and his blended family, making music, playing chess, and lifting weights.

Carter is a CADC II in the state of Oregon, as well as California, and has worked in the
mental health field for 6 years prior moving back to Portland in 2024. Carter has a true
passion for the sacristy of being “in the rooms”, which has been influenced by his
various mentors, all of whom are therapists and psychologists. As a result, Carter is an
integrative clinician supported by person centered, feminist, and systems theories.
Carter has received formal training in IFS (Internal Family Systems), as well as less
formal training in many other therapies and techniques. Carter’s practice is driven by the
Functional Contextual and Traumagenic Neurosequential research programmes, which
he hopes to continue to ameliorate in a Clinical Social Work graduate program. Carter
plans on attending this type of masters program after graduating from Oregon State
University in 2024, with a degree in philosophy and a minor in psychology. In his free
time Carter enjoys hiking with his service dog (a white “heterochromic” shepsky named
Jax) and his blended family, making music, playing chess, and lifting weights.