Just Real People. With Real Pain. And Real Purpose.

My name is Moses Ramos, and my work is grounded in lived experience, resilience, and recovery. I was removed from my household at the age of 11 and spent many years navigating instability, trauma, and addiction. By the age of 26, I reached a critical turning point and made the conscious decision to change the direction of my life. That decision led me to California, where I committed myself to healing, accountability, and long-term transformation.

Today, I facilitate structured, purpose-driven conversations through What's Your Next Move, supporting individuals as they develop insight, self-awareness, and practical tools for change. My approach integrates real-world experience, clinical awareness, and spiritual motivation to create a safe and grounded space for reflection, responsibility, and growth.

I am deeply committed to helping individuals break cycles, rebuild identity, and take intentional steps toward stability, purpose, and sustainable recovery.

Jimmy Z. is a dedicated recovery professional with 11 years of continuous sobriety and a deep passion for helping others rebuild their lives. He currently runs a sober living environment and serves as a group facilitator, where he creates a safe, structured, and honest space for individuals working through substance use recovery.

Jimmy has returned to college later in life, earning multiple degrees and professional certifications, including his CADC (Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor) credential. His lived experience, combined with formal education, allows him to connect authentically with clients while maintaining strong clinical boundaries and accountability.

One thing Jimmy often says about himself is simple but telling: he has never woken up wishing he didn't have to go to work. He genuinely loves what he does. His work is driven by purpose, compassion, and the belief that long-term recovery is possible when people are supported, challenged, and truly heard.

Zachary McMahon is a dedicated Group Facilitator with specialized training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and the science of addiction and withdrawal on the brain. Originally from Buffalo, NY, he brings both professional expertise and lived experience to his work, with two years in sustained recovery.

In addition to facilitating groups, Zachary works full time as a Behavioral Health Technician in a detox setting, where he supports clients through the earliest and most vulnerable stages of treatment. His approach is grounded in empathy, evidence-based practice, and a commitment to helping individuals build the skills needed for long-term recovery.

Nazeli is a facilitator and yoga instructor who creates spaces where people can slow down, reconnect with their bodies, and build real-life skills for sustainable change. With a background in recovery support and group facilitation, she blends mindfulness, movement, and practical tools to help individuals develop awareness, emotional regulation, and self-trust.

Nazeli's approach is trauma-informed, inclusive, and deeply human. Rather than focusing on perfection or performance, her work centers on curiosity, self-compassion, and meeting people exactly where they are. Whether guiding a yoga class or facilitating a group, she emphasizes safety, choice, and the understanding that healing and growth happen in small, consistent moments.

Drawing from yoga, somatic awareness, and evidence-based recovery principles, Nazeli supports clients in strengthening their relationship with themselves—physically, emotionally, and mentally. Her work is grounded in the belief that the body holds valuable information, and learning to listen to it can create lasting change both on and off the mat.

Nazeli is passionate about helping people reconnect with their inner resilience and build lives that feel more stable, intentional, and aligned.

Taylor is a SUDRC-certified recovery professional dedicated to helping individuals replace old, unhealthy patterns with positive, life-affirming habits. They bring a compassionate, trauma-informed approach rooted in lived experience, empathy, and hope.

By fostering positive energy, relatability, and genuine connection, Taylor supports healing, personal growth, and long-term recovery—helping others build healthier, more meaningful lives.