Stacey Green is a doctorally prepared nurse practitioner who is board certified in Gerontolgy, Oncology, and Psychiatry. She is currently licensed in California and Nevada and has worked with elders and adults over the age of 18 since 2004.  She has practiced in community geriatric psychiatry via telehealth with Dr. Robert Kahn-Rose since 2021.  She has co-authored several articles in peer-reviewed journals and contributed to several nursing textbooks including chapters in the ONS Core Curriculum for Nursing Practice, and Psychosocial Resources for the Oncology Prepared APRN. In addition to working for the past 20 years as an APRN in a diverse range of practices including geriatrics, infectious disease, oncology, neurology and psychiatry, she has served as a clinical liaison, lecturer and assistant professor at UCLA School of Nursing Adult Gero Acute Care APRN program since 2010, and the UC Multicampus Consortium Post Masters Psych and Mental Health Program since 2021. Current areas of interest include mental health in medically complex older adults, support for caregivers of people with dementia and people surviving cancer, and pharmacotherapeutic interventions for treatment resistant depression, PTSD, neurocognitive disorders. 

Robert Adlerstein, APRN, is a board-certified nurse practitioner with a multidisciplinary background in pain management, rheumatology, and psychiatry. Over the course of his career, Robert has cultivated a deep appreciation for the complex relationship between physical and mental health, particularly in patients living with chronic illness. His early work in pain management provided a foundation in addressing the nuanced challenges of chronic pain, while his years in rheumatology honed his ability to manage complex autoimmune conditions with both precision and compassion. These experiences gave him a unique lens through which to understand the emotional toll of chronic disease, ultimately inspiring his transition into the field of psychiatry. Now practicing in mental health, Robert brings a holistic, patient-centered approach to care, integrating his knowledge of somatic illness with a keen awareness of psychological resilience, trauma, and mood disorders. He is especially passionate about helping individuals find long-term balance and healing through collaborative, evidence-based treatment.

Abraham Agiba is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner with a master’s degree in nursing science from the University of California, Irvine, and a post-masters certificate in psychiatry across the lifespan from Azusa Pacific University. Born and raised in Torrance, California, Abraham has a professional healthcare background spanning almost 16 years of adult and geriatric nursing across several specialties, primarily focusing on mental health. As a former medic in the United States Air Force, he witnessed firsthand the lack of community awareness of mental healthcare, as well as the debilitating effects of mental illness resulting in poor quality of life. This gave Abraham a strong conviction to make a positive impact while serving those in need suffering from mental health problems. With a passion and dedication towards serving the underserved, Abraham’s goal is to provide excellent care while helping to improve his patients’ lives. In his free time, Abraham enjoys exercising, playing sports, going to the movies, and spending time with his family.