Our Team

Michael Rohrs is the Executive Director of Living Room and a behavioral healthcare leader with extensive experience in substance use and mental health services. His career has included senior leadership roles overseeing residential, detoxification, and community-based behavioral health programs in Florida and Massachusetts, with a focus on program development, operations, regulatory compliance, quality improvement, and creating environments where people feel respected and supported.

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Michael earned his MBA in Healthcare Management from Florida International University. He also serves on the Board of Directors of Archways Behavioral Health, a nonprofit behavioral health organization serving Broward County.

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His commitment to Living Room is both professional and personal. Michael is a person in long-term recovery who experienced more than two decades of methamphetamine addiction before beginning his recovery in 2014. That lived experience has strongly influenced his belief that effective behavioral healthcare must meet people where they are, reduce shame and barriers to seeking help, and focus on meaningful improvements in people’s lives.

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Michael was involved in the community research and planning that ultimately led to the creation of Living Room. As Executive Director, he leads the organization’s program development, operations, community partnerships, fundraising, and strategic growth.

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His vision for Living Room is straightforward: create a welcoming place where people navigating substance use, mental health challenges, sex and substances, or social isolation can find connection, practical support, and pathways to care—without judgment, labels, or prerequisites.

Dr. David Fawcett is a clinical psychotherapist, certified sex therapist, and certified sex addiction therapist with more than 30 years of experience in mental health, substance use, and sexual health. He is internationally recognized for his expertise in chemsex and sexualized drug use, with a particular focus on the intersection of substance use, sexuality, intimacy, and recovery.

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Dr. Fawcett is the author of Lust, Men, and Meth: A Gay Man’s Guide to Sex and Recovery and Sex Under the Influence: Understanding and Healing from Sexualized Drug Use. His work provides practical, evidence-informed approaches to helping individuals understand and recover from the complex relationship between substance use and sexual behavior.

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He also served as Executive Producer of the award-winning documentary Crystal City, which explores methamphetamine use and recovery among gay men in New York City. Dr. Fawcett is a frequent trainer and presenter and has consulted with organizations in the United States and internationally on addiction, mental health, chemsex, and LGBTQ+ health.

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As Clinical Consultant for Living Room, Dr. Fawcett helps guide the development of clinically informed programming and supports the organization’s commitment to providing compassionate, affirming, and evidence-informed services that meet people where they are.

Stephen W. Phillips brings more than three decades of social work experience to his role as Primary Therapist at Living Room. His background combines clinical experience, program development, and a longstanding commitment to supporting LGBTQ+ individuals navigating substance use, mental health challenges, and recovery.

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Throughout his career, Stephen has focused on creating supportive environments where individuals feel safe, respected, and empowered to make meaningful changes in their lives. His approach emphasizes meeting people where they are, building trust, and recognizing that recovery and personal growth look different for every individual.

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At Living Room, Stephen provides individual support to participants while helping develop and facilitate programming responsive to the needs of the community. He also contributes to staff development, service quality, and the continued growth of Living Room’s recovery-oriented programs.

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Stephen is passionate about reducing the stigma often associated with substance use and mental health concerns and creating spaces where people can speak openly about their experiences without fear of judgment. His work reflects Living Room’s commitment to compassionate, affirming, and person-centered support that helps individuals strengthen connection, resilience, and their own path toward recovery and well-being.

Keith Priemer serves as Peer Navigator at Living Room, bringing five years of experience in prevention, harm reduction, community engagement, and peer support within South Florida’s LGBTQ+ community.

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Keith began his work at SunServe, South Florida’s first LGBTQ+ social service agency, where he served as Development & Community Engagement Manager. In that role, he led community outreach and testing initiatives, provided Narcan education, organized prevention and harm-reduction events, and developed partnerships with local organizations and healthcare providers to help connect people with needed services and support.

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Keith joined Living Room as the organization prepared to open its doors and now provides case management, peer support, resource navigation, and community outreach. He also brings lived experience to his work and understands firsthand that recovery rarely follows a straight line. That perspective shapes the way he connects with and supports each person who comes through Living Room’s doors.

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Keith’s approach is grounded in harm reduction and a simple but important principle: connection comes before treatment. He believes meaningful change begins by meeting people where they are, listening to what they need, and creating relationships built on trust rather than judgment.

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At Living Room, Keith helps ensure that every participant feels welcomed, respected, and connected to the resources and opportunities that can support their individual path forward.

Octavio Campos is a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS/NCPRSS), meditation teacher, educator, and person in long-term recovery. Drawing from his own lived experience, Octavio supports individuals navigating addiction, mental health challenges, trauma, and major life transitions with compassion, honesty, and respect.

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His approach brings together peer support, mindfulness, movement, and the expressive arts. He is trained through the Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification Program with Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield, is certified in Yoga of 12-Step Recovery (Y12SR), and facilitates Recovery Dharma, restorative justice, psychodrama, and movement-based recovery practices.

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A longtime choreographer and community organizer, Octavio is the founder of Recovery in Motion, a program that uses movement, creativity, and human connection to help people reconnect with their bodies, their communities, and their sense of possibility. His work is grounded in a simple belief: recovery does not happen in isolation. It grows through connection, dignity, shared experience, and learning to meet life—one breath at a time.