Osvaldo "Ozzie" Cabral, Mile High Recovery Center
Clinical

Osvaldo “Ozzie” Cabral

Director of Clinical Operations

MA, LPC, LAC

Ozzie has worked in addictions and mental health since 2002, across residential, outpatient, and community mental health settings. He co-authored a Hazelden curriculum integrating Dialectical Behavior Therapy with 12-step philosophy.
In the field since
2002
Heritage
Wixarika/Chichimeca
Published
Hazelden curriculum on DBT and the 12 steps
Settings
Residential, outpatient, community mental health
Advocacy
Co-founder, Cuetlachtepetl Wolf Mountain Education Center

Bio

About Osvaldo

Osvaldo “Ozzie” Cabral, MA, LPC, LAC (Wixarika/Chichimeca) is the Director of Clinical Services at Mile High Recovery Center and has worked in addictions and mental health since 2002. He has worked in various treatment settings including residential, outpatient treatment facilities, domestic violence, sex offender clinics, and community mental health centers. Ozzie, co-authored and published a curriculum with Hazelden Publishing, on the integration of Dialectical Behavior Therapy with 12-step philosophy. Ozzie has been actively involved in the wolf and wolfdog advocacy for many years and initially founded Song of the Wolf Healing Center in 2016. A rescue for high-content wolfdogs. After separating from the organization in 2020, he co-founded Cuetlachtepetl Wolf Mountain Education Center (CWMEC) in hopes of creating a healing center for all individuals and the animals who reside at CWMEC. Tlazocamati Nochimeh.

At Mile High

Role
Director of Clinical Operations
Credentials
MA, LPC, LAC
Team
Clinical
In the field since
2002
Heritage
Wixarika/Chichimeca
Published
Hazelden curriculum on DBT and the 12 steps
Settings
Residential, outpatient, community mental health
Advocacy
Co-founder, Cuetlachtepetl Wolf Mountain Education Center

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