Meet Our TEAM

Erik Rasmussen is the Founder and CEO of Oak Ridge Recovery, where he leads the organization’s vision, strategy, and operations. He brings a combination of business leadership and practical problem-solving experience, with a focus on building systems that deliver high-quality, accessible behavioral health care.

Prior to founding Oak Ridge Recovery, Erik built and led an industrial manufacturing company serving the energy sector, which he later sold. That experience shaped his approach to leadership, emphasizing clear systems, strong execution, and long-term
sustainability. At Oak Ridge, he applies that same mindset to creating programs that are both clinically sound and operationally effective.

Originally from Alaska, Erik has built his life in Idaho and is committed to serving
individuals and families throughout the Treasure Valley and beyond. His work is
grounded in the belief that treatment should be thoughtful, practical, and built around real life. It should not only meet clinical standards, but also genuinely help people move forward.

Outside of work, Erik enjoys spending time outdoors including fishing, camping, and hiking.

Danielle Fanopoulos is a passionate advocate and community leader dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by substance use and mental health challenges. Her life has been profoundly affected by these issues, including the loss of her older brother. These experiences fuel her commitment to prevention, offering hope, and helping break the cycle of addiction for future generations.

Originally from Dublin, California, Danielle moved to Boise, Idaho in 2004 to raise her family. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management and brings a diverse professional background. Danielle currently serves as Vice President of Patient Access for Oak Ridge Recovery, where she oversees care coordination for Idaho clients and supports team development as the organization expands. She also serves on the executive board of the Meridian Anti-Drug Coalition and is actively involved in local initiatives focused on behavioral health, substance use disorders, suicide prevention, and youth mental health.

Outside of her professional work, Danielle enjoys camping and supporting her husband and children as they travel across the country racing cars. She is deeply committed to advocacy, community connection, and making a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

Todd has been in the mental health field for a total of 19+ years as of 2026. He has worked in multiple fields in mental health, settling into his psychiatry role beginning in 2015. Having experience in other fields of mental health has brought a broader understanding of how to improve outcomes by using multiple resources, not just medication. He has worked in general psychiatry out-patient practice, as well as specialized for 4 years in addiction medicine at the residential, partial hospitalization, and intensive out-patient levels of care.

With 25 years of experience in the recovery field, Sarah has dedicated her life to helping individuals rebuild, rediscover, and reclaim their identity. She began her career working with at-risk youth, where for 15 years she had a myriad of positions from floor monitor, interim admissions director, peer mentor, as well as developing fitness programs designed to empower young people to rise above adversity and create meaningful change in their lives. That passion led her to launch her own nonprofit organization, Soul Purpose.

The focus of the nonprofit was to give vulnerable youth a safe space to
grow, heal, and transform through exercise and empowerment.
For the past 10 years she has had the privilege to work with adults navigating addiction and recovery. Using her lived experience, heart, drive, and expertise she specializes in helping people in recovery find their voice, reconnect with their identity, and build holistic fitness, mind, body, and spirit. She uses varying methods to help her clients succeed and understands that recovery is not linear. Through evidenced based modalities, mindfulness, and fitness she addresses the whole person and is grounded in compassion, accountability, and realworld understanding.

As someone who is in recovery herself, she know firsthand the courage it takes to rebuild your life. She understands the struggle, the setbacks, and the victories. Her mission is simple: to help individuals reclaim, cultivate a relentless pursuit of a life worth living, help them develop their inherent strengths.

She is passionate, driven, and deeply committed to guiding people through transformation because she has lived it, and she believes in what’s possible for every person who chooses recovery. Sarah is committed to personal growth and continuous learning, focusing on individual client needs to support each person’s journey toward recovery from addiction.

Sarah knows the importance of self-care so she can put her best foot forward day in and day out and is an avid gym-goer, loves the outdoors, hiking, horses, dirt biking, the lake, all of it! She loves traveling with her daughters and taking her dog Chief on adventures.