About – Virtually CALM

Amy-Erin Blakely

Founder & CEO

30+ years in behavioral health · MBA Healthcare Management · Built Florida's premier telepsychiatry movement.

Mindi Rogers

Chief Operating Officer

30+ years in behavioral healthcare administration, with expertise in operations, accreditation, compliance, and virtual care

Candace Hamiel

Chief Innovation Officer

Clinical therapist · BA/MS Psychology · Telehealth operational leader since 2017.

Kasey Born

Chief Strategy & Growth Officer

25+ years of healthcare and insurance | Executive strategy, growth & innovation expert.

Donna Mackenzie, CPA

Chief Financial Officer

Strategic financial leader with deep experience in growth planning, capital strategy, transactions, and scalable business operations.

Mario Arias, LCSW, MCAP

Chief Clinical Officer

22+ years in behavioral health leadership · LCSW, MCAP · Trauma-informed care for personal injury & workers' comp recovery

Dr. Melissa Bailey

Chief Psychologist

25+ years · Licensed in 43 states · Neuropsychology & forensic specialty.

Dr. Kazi Ahmad

Medical Director

30 years psychiatry · Tri-lingual · PTSD, trauma & addiction fellowship.

Dr. Alberto Luna

Director of Neuropsychology

15 years · Bilingual English/Spanish · PsyPACT · Injury & trauma-related neuropsychological evaluations

Treat People Better.

A simple phrase with serious meaning. It reflects our belief that behavioral health care should feel more human, more coordinated, and more responsive to the realities people face after trauma, injury, and life-changing events. Because too many people navigating invisible injuries have felt overlooked, delayed, dismissed, or left to figure it out alone.

We believe care can feel different. More connected. More compassionate. More centered around the person receiving it.

“Your mental health is as important as your heartbeat. Nurture it as if your life depends on it, because it truly does.”

In my 30+ years of operating behavioral health programs, I’ve seen how often people navigating trauma, injury, and invisible psychological conditions struggle to access timely, coordinated support. Too many individuals are left feeling overwhelmed, delayed, or alone in systems that were never designed to move quickly enough for the realities of recovery.

That experience is what led us to build Virtually CALM, a behavioral health organization centered around accessibility, coordination, clinical excellence, and compassionate care for the people who need it most.