About US

In New Perspectives Arlene fulfills a lifelong dream to help men struggling with addiction, of which she has firsthand knowledge. She has family members she has personally assisted through the transition from in-patient to out-patient care. She is keenly aware of the lack of affordable services available to men, in particular, those who are struggling to maintain sobriety.

Arlene is a retired registered nurse with 30+ years of experience working with the Promedica Hospital system. Ms. Bond has spent her career caring for the needs of the most critical patients; serving as an ICU nurse focused on post-anesthesia care. She has, over the course of her career, served as Nurse Manager, Clinician, and a Patient Care Supervisor, among others. Her dedication to lifelong learning led her to return to school a few years before her retirement to earn a Master’s degree in Organizational Leadership from Lourdes University. Ms. Bond has also served as an Adjunct Faculty member at Lourdes University, teaching clinical procedures to prospective nurses.

Sam provides expertise, education and training for NP, using components of his proprietary behavior modification model. His model asks the tough questions, helping men to re-adjust to life with a new perspective; putting down old ways of doing things and embracing a new, healthy outlook on life.

Aimee is an ANCC Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner with more than 20 years of experience. She graduated from Mercy School of Nursing with her Nursing Diploma Degree in 1993. After gaining valuable nursing experience working in acute care, critical care, and long-term care she went on to earn her Bachelor of Science Degree from Lourdes College in 1999. She applied to Medical College of Nursing Masters of Science/Family Nurse Practitioner Program and received full academic scholarship. She graduated in 2001 Magna Cum Laude from Medical College of Nursing. Aimee received other accolades throughout her nursing career. She was inducted into Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing and received All American Scholar Collegiate Award in 1999. She was honored with the Agilent Technologies Award in 2001 and Excellence in Nursing Award in 2007 from the Toledo Hospital working as a critical care nurse in the Surgical/Trauma ICU. She is a member of ANA (American Nurse Association, GAPNA (Gerontological Advanced Practice Nurses Association), OAAPN (Ohio Association of Advanced Practice Nurses), and (American Association of Nurse Practitioners).

Aimee’s academic and clinical foundation are critical to her holistic approach with every patient’s illness. She believes patient’s needs are more than physical in nature.