THE ONE PANEL

Wednesday, December 7
6:30pm – 8:00pm
Corona Del Mar High – Sea King Theater

The ONE Panel is provided for parents, students and teens of the community. All are welcome to come increase their awareness. Teens from ONE will be on hand to answer questions as well.

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Joe Taricani
In addition to hosting two syndicated talk shows, Newport Beach resident, Joe Taricani, is a Realtor with Teles Properties and is active in volunteering with our schools and youth soccer programs.

Joe had a long career as a senior executive with General Electric and served as a policy expert in Washington D.C. for the U.S. Congress, the White House, the Commerce and Treasury departments and governors.

His wife, Colleen, is the assistant Dean of Communications at the UC Irvine Law school. His son Joey is in his first year at CDM in 7th grade and daughter Kate is a 6th grader at Eastbluff Elementary.

Lynne Pedersen, CADC-II, ICADC-II
Lynne possesses an innate ability to create spaces where healing and integrity are paramount. ONE Recovery is the culmination of her gifts. Lynne wanted a space where parents would not have to declare a diagnosis to get answers to questions or to calm their fears. She wanted a place where it didn’t matter the label of the adolescent struggle but that there would be a room available to exhale. ONE provides that space. CDM has provided that room. To find out more about ONE please visit www.1Recovery.com or visit the Instagram _1Recovery.
In the community, Lynne is known for her unbridled passion and fierce commitment to anyone in need of care. She has over 30 years of experience in the adolescent mental health field, and has directed the formation of some of the finest adolescent programs in the nation.
Lynne trained under the pioneers in the field of recovery; John Bradshaw, John James, Kip Flock, and Dr. Dave Lewis as well as the Masters of UCLA’s Chemical Dependency Studies, Counseling and Management Programs. Lynne possesses a CADC-II, ICADC and received her Intervention Training from the prestigious Johnson Institute.

Daniel Patterson
Daniel Patterson is a high school administrator, freelance writer, teen advocate and strategic parenting coach who utilizes social media, podcasts, public speaking and published works to connect with his audience.

Daniel seeks to raise levels of awareness in teenage mental health and substance abuse, while increasing parental involvement within those areas.

In the school setting, Daniel develops innovative and progressive programs which are funded via his effective and lucrative fundraising efforts. He is currently producing a keynote speaker series, implementing a research-based character education program for teenagers and managing the integration of a wellness center on campus that offers free supports to teenagers and parents via a non-profit.
He is happily married to his lovely wife/attorney; they have two beautiful children together and reside in Orange County, CA.

Jennifer Francis
Jen was born and raised in Newport Beach, CA. She graduated from Corona del Mar in 2009, and continued her education at University of Colorado at Boulder.

In high school, she was captain of the freshman cheer team, and her sophomore through senior year she moved on to play varsity lacrosse. Her senior year, she was involved with the YMCA’s Youth and Government program and was also chosen by her peers to be in the Homecoming court. She moved to Colorado to pursue her undergrad degree, and completed a dual B.A. in Psychology and Sociology in winter of 2012.
Since then, she has been an advocate for those in recovery, and those who are still struggling with addiction. As a CU Alumnus, she helped open the CU Collegiate Recovery Center (CUCRC) in 2013 on the Boulder campus. Jennifer is passionate about service, and recently completed her 200 hour yoga teacher training.

She hopes to bring awareness and support to those in need.
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