Pavillon
Jim Wolf Yoxall has a diverse work experience, with their most recent role being at Pavillon as the Spiritual/Wellness Director since April 2010. In this position, they are responsible for the spiritual and wellness care of patients, including facilitating spirituality groups, healing rituals, mindfulness meditation, and spiritual counseling. Jim Wolf also oversees the Wellness Department, which includes recreation, physical health, exercise, and integrative healing practices. Prior to their role at Pavillon, they worked at Mill Spring NC. Before that, they were a Professor at Mary Baldwin College starting in July 2008 until January 2015.
Jim Wolf Yoxall has a Master of Arts degree in Culture and History/World Religions from Union Institute & University. Jim Wolf also holds a Bachelor's degree in Asian Studies from Mary Baldwin College.
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Pavillon
Pavillon offers innovative treatment for alcoholism, substance use and related disorders such as trauma, depression and anxiety with a continuum of care including residential, outpatient and extended care services on a beautiful 160-acre residential setting in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Pavillon’s 6-week non-profit programs focus on the needs of the mind, body and spirit for successful life-long recovery. After 12 months, 91% of residential patients report remaining in recovery. Pavillon’s licensed, caring staff support you to live free of addiction. Chef-Prepared meals promote optimal health and successful recovery. Staff satisfaction is 93% and 97% recommend Pavillon employment to others. Call today 828-694-2300.