Fidelity is hope and healing.

Frank Nally began his career in behavioral health as a technician at a county mental health stabilization program, where he discovered a passion for helping individuals in acute psychiatric crisis.

He went on to hold leadership roles in private residential treatment systems, eventually serving as a national Vice President. After nearly a decade in executive leadership, Frank felt called to return to the work that originally inspired him—supporting individuals at the front lines of mental health care.

That vision led to leadership of Fidelity Behavioral Health, a program rooted in clinical integrity, compassion, high-quality care, accessible to almost anyone.

Morgan Mathews is the Chief Operating Officer of Fidelity Behavioral Health, where they focus on organizational strategy, systems development, and operational structure that support effective behavioral health services. They previously worked in community outreach in California, where they developed a strong commitment to working with individuals facing mental health and substance use challenges. Morgan brings a practical, systems-oriented approach to behavioral health operations, with an emphasis on access to care, sustainability, and client-centered outcomes. 

As the CCO at Fidelity Behavioral Health, Liz oversees all of the clinical programs and staff, ensuring the highest quality of care for the at-risk population we serve. Liz manages the internship program, provides both clinical and administrative supervision, and offers ongoing training and support to staff. She also leads the development of programs, policies, and procedures, and plays a role in billing, coding, and regulatory compliance. Liz also designs and implements clinical curricula, manages crisis situations, and upholds standards of excellence across all service areas. As part of the leadership team, Liz is dedicated to fostering a supportive environment where clinicians feel confident and competent in delivering compassionate, evidence-based care. 

As the Director of Operations I oversee the daily management and strategic coordination of all program functions. I ensure that our services run efficiently, safely, and in compliance with clinical and regulatory standards. My responsibilities include supervising operational staff, managing budgets, developing and implementing policies, and coordinating logistics such as housing, transportation, and scheduling for clients. I work closely with clinical leadership to maintain high-quality care, support staff development, and continuously improve our services to promote positive outcomes for the individuals we serve. 

Michael is a dedicated PRC/QBHA/QMAP with a passion for helping individuals navigate the complexities of substance use disorder, mental health, and the criminal justice system. Working in both groups and one on one sessions Michael is responsible for helping clients achieve their goals. Drawing from personal experiences and professional training, he offers empathetic. support, guidance, and advocacy. He understands the challenges faced by individuals in this process and is committed to fostering a safe, supportive environment that empowers clients to rebuild their lives and achieve positive outcomes. 

Jayden graduated with a Masters of Social Work Degree from the University of Northern Iowa in 2012. He became a Licenced Clinical Social worker in 2015. He is currently licensed and registered with Colorado DORA and Medicaid.

Jayden has been the Clinical Social Worker with Fidelity Behavioral Health since July 2025. He is in charge of new admission assessments and diagnosis, clinical screenings for appropriate candidates, submitting and tracking of authorizations with Medicaid, and facilitator of IOP groups and individual therapy sessions.

Jayden believes in the rehabilitation process for offenders and the successful integration back into society. He has over 15 years experience working with individuals recovering from substance addiction and mental health issues.

Teleia Parlow is a compassionate and dedicated therapist with a Master’s in Social Work from the University of Denver (DU), where she concentrated in Family Systems. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with a minor in Social Work from Metropolitan State University of Denver (MSU).

Teleia brings a wealth of experience to her practice, having worked with refugees through the International Rescue Committee (IRC) and served as a hospice and palliative care social worker. She has provided family and relationship therapy and holds a specialty in grief and loss, supporting individuals and families through life’s most challenging transitions.

In her current role as an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) therapist, Teleia provides both group and individual therapy. Her approach is strengths-based, empowering clients to recognize and build upon their inherent resilience and capacity for growth. With deep empathy and a systems-focused lens, she is committed to helping clients foster healing, connection, and lasting change.

Erin has worked in the mental health field for nearly twenty years, with experience in direct care, training and supervision, vocational rehabilitation and counseling, behavior specialization, intellectual and learning disabilities, and mental health. Erin works at FIdelity to provide mental heath counseling and substance use recovery/ relapse prevention. 

Licensure: Currently pursuing licensure; completing graduate training toward LPCC/LPC/LAC.

James Wylie Stewart is a Clinical Intern in his third year at Naropa University, where he is pursuing a Master’s degree in the Transpersonal Wilderness Therapy program. His therapeutic approach integrates mindfulness, nature-based practices, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) within a biopsychosocial framework to support individuals struggling with substance use and related challenges. Wylie’s work emphasizes personal connection, presence, and the healing potential of nature as a partner in the therapeutic process.

Cody is a passionate and empathetic professional who loves helping others navigate challenges with substance use and mental health. With over three years of experience in the field—and more than six years of personal sobriety—I truly understand the ups and downs that come with the recovery journey. Having faced my own mental health struggles, I bring not only professional experience but also lived understanding and compassion to the work I do. I earned my B.A. from Metropolitan State University of Denver in 2023 and plan to continue my education by pursuing a Master’s in Clinical Social Work. In my free time I enjoy petting dogs and bodybuilding.