About

Founder of Mozell Law Group, and a Super Lawyers Rising Stars Honoree, Phoenix Attorney Josh Mozell practices in the areas of mental health law, estate planning, contested probates, guardianships and conservatorship.

Josh is one of the few attorneys in the nation with a family-focused mental healthcare practice, helping to guide families through the complex maze of legal issues that affect loved ones with serious mental illness and/or substance abuse issues. He provides counsel on civil commitment, guardianship, special needs estate planning, and consultation on navigating the mental health system.

He also represents hospitals, behavioral health providers, and clinicians, regularly providing counsel on capacity, HIPAA, civil commitment, interaction with law enforcement, end-of-life decision making, and advance directives. In addition, he represents mental health and healthcare professionals in disciplinary proceedings.

For four years after earning his undergraduate degree from the University of Arizona, Josh worked in Maricopa County’s public mental health system. Before and during law school, Josh worked nights at Maricopa County’s crisis line, the Crisis Response Network.

In his spare time, Josh enjoys traveling, hiking, and spending time with his wife and family.

I got into this field because I wanted to help people. I’ve been a medical social worker, psychiatric hospital administrator, and, for the last 14 years, a private practice psychologist.

Too many people in the United States are misdiagnosed. These “labels” are like terrible, unwelcomed companions, following individuals throughout their mental health care. Misdiagnoses lead to poorly conceived treatment options and THAT leads to clients not improving.

…And we wonder why people don’t get better….

I was fed up with it all, so I decided to do something about it. I developed my diagnostic expertise, started to create more dynamic and unique treatment plans, and I made the conscious effort to break from tradition, step outside the box, and design plans that were more interesting, positive, helpful, and, dare I say, fun.

It was time to break with tradition and start to help people in a more positive way – helping them understand their strengths and not just what was wrong with them – and I’ve never looked back. The positive impact on my clients defied expectation. I was able to help them make and maintain real, lasting changes.

There are many creative solutions for anyone, if we listen carefully and color outside the lines. You don’t have to have an advanced degree to have good ideas, and the best solutions come from collaborative, connected inspiration. This is how I work best with people. This is how I want to work with you.

I love the work I do. I get to use my entire skillset to help people get better, help people move beyond a life of disappointment after disappointment, and create a life filled with joy.

Nothing happens without actually caring about the people you want to help – and I want something great to happen for you. I want to be the guy that helps your loved one live beyond their so-called limitations, and break out of the box. We can do this!

Dr. Kim completed her undergraduate work at the University of California, Riverside, in 2004, with a Bachelor’s in Biochemistry. While on her own health journey, she decided to enter the Naturopathic profession to fulfill her dreams to treat the mind, body and spirit using non-invasive, natural means to help patients find their way back to healing the way nature intended. This led her to pursue Naturopathic Medicine as it offered her the best tools to address and treat the root cause of disharmony within individuals needing aid.

She received her Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine in 2008, graduating from the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine in Tempe, Arizona. During her training, she developed an interest in Addiction Medicine and actively focused her practice with this emphasis, as well as all the naturopathic modalities (acupuncture, nutrition, homeopathy, traditional Chinese medicine, naturopathic physical manipulation therapy, etc.) to help bring the body back to balance. She further continued her education by obtaining her PMHNP-BC to further help those who are underserved and underinsured suffering from addiction and other mental disorders.

Currently, Dr. Kim is honored to serve as the Medical Director of Arizuma while working with patients in drug and alcohol treatment through the valley as a provider. She also works within the community as an advocate for comprehensive, unstigmatized care and being a steward of mindful use of medications. She holds two active faculty appointments at the collegiate level and maintains a professional vlog and podcast on health, empowerment, and equity in the society we live in today. As a cancer survivor, Dr Kim “walks the walk” as she continuously advocates for self-care with her love for yoga, meditation, strength training and indoor cycling.

Phaedra brings over 15 years of extensive experience in the fields of substance use and mental health recovery. As one of the founding members and the Executive Director of a local substance use and mental health treatment center, she played a pivotal role in transforming a visionary concept into a thriving, Joint Commission-accredited agency that has helped hundreds of individuals find their path to recovery.

Phaedra earned her Bachelor of Science in Biology from Arizona State University (ASU) and remains highly dedicated to her family and social circle. While returning to school is in sight for the future, she is currently focused on balancing her professional and personal commitments.

Throughout her career, Phaedra has demonstrated a deep understanding that the journey to personal well-being is not a one-size-fits-all process. While traditional talk therapy, whether in individual or group settings, remains a highly effective approach for many, she recognizes the growing potential of innovative treatments, including ketamine and other psychedelic therapies. Witnessing the transformative impact of these treatments on people close to her, she has become a passionate advocate for exploring alternative paths to healing, offering hope and new possibilities for those seeking recovery.

Dr. Chuck Goldstein has an extensive academic and professional background in medicine, law, and forensic psychology. He completed his undergraduate studies at the State University of New York at Binghamton (1962–1966), earned a medical degree from the State University of New York at Buffalo (1966–1971), and pursued postgraduate training in both medical and legal fields, including a medical internship at Good Samaritan Hospital (1971–1972), law studies at Arizona State University (1991), and a Masters in Forensic Psychology from Arizona State University (2020–2022). He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Emergency Medicine (1982, 1992, 2002, 2012) and the American Board of Anti-Aging Medicine (1999). With medical licenses in Arizona and California, Chuck has worked as an emergency physician across multiple hospitals in Phoenix, Arizona, spanning from 1973 to 2016, with leadership roles such as Director of Emergency Services and Board positions at the American College of Emergency Physicians.

In addition to his professional medical practice, Chuck has been deeply involved in community service, holding leadership roles in various organizations, including the ASU National Art Council, the Southwest Shakespeare Company, and Mental Health America Arizona, among others. Chuck is also committed to public health, serving on committees related to mental health and pharmacy and therapeutics.

Laurie Goldstein has dedicated her career and philanthropy to advancing technology, education, the arts, and mental health advocacy. With a BS in Business Administration, Advanced Engineering, Advanced Statistics, Human Factor Engineering, and a Master’s in Sociology from Arizona State University, Laurie’s professional journey spans decades of innovation and leadership. She spent 20 years as a semiconductor process engineer at Motorola and another 20 years in managerial and senior business analyst roles, most recently as a usability engineer at NXP Semiconductor. Laurie has addiction, grounding, neuropsychotherapy, and trauma certifications from Mind Works.

In 2017, inspired by the challenges faced by her adopted son living with behavioral and mental health disorders, Laurie founded the Association for the Chronically Mentally Ill (ACMI). This nonprofit collaborates with stakeholders to enhance care, promote effective systems, and address housing and parity issues for individuals with serious mental illness. She also serves on multiple boards, including Columbia University’s Global Mental Health International Advisory Board, Valleywise Medical Foundation, Copa Health Foundation, and Mercy Care Governance Board. Laurie chairs Arizona’s Independent Oversight Committee for the State Hospital, advocating for systemic improvements in mental health care.

Laurie’s philanthropic work extends to arts and education. As a Trustee of Arizona State University and co-chair of the ASU National Arts Council, she supports equitable access to education and uses art to address societal challenges. She is a Milestone Donor to ASU Gammage and a recipient of the Jerry Award for Philanthropy and the Tony Award from Broadway Across America.

Laurie and her husband, Charles, manage the Charles & Laura Ann Goldstein Philanthropic Trust, advancing their passion for mental health, education, and the arts. They split their time between Paradise Valley, Arizona, and La Jolla, California, where Laurie continues to profoundly impact the community.