Here's more info on the therapist referenced in Ramos' complaint:

Sandra O'Neill, LCPC, Approved Drug and Alcohol Supervisor, Approved Professional Counselor Supervisor, Anne Arundel County Department of Health

Sandy O’Neill is the Director of the Anne Arundel County Health Department’s Bureau of Behavioral Health, an organization dedicated to serving the behavioral health needs of residents. Sandy is a seasoned professional counselor and an effective public health program administrator whose work in the Behavioral Health field spans 20 years. Sandy is dedicated to providing and promoting the ethical, empathic and effective delivery of evidenced based treatment and education to those whose lives have been disrupted by behavioral health disorders. She is also passionate about increasing public awareness and understanding of behavioral health issues and how they impact the society as a whole. As the Director of the Anne Arundel County Department of Health’s Bureau of Behavioral Health, Sandy has been on the front lines of addressing Anne Arundel County’s growing opioid epidemic. In partnership with local hospitals, state and federal officials, community agencies and the criminal justice system, Sandy and her team have been working on innovative approaches to reducing opioid abuse and overdose including the Overdose SOS model, which has been successfully implemented by the University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center, coordinating a public health response with our local HIDTA and the SAMHSA (now HIDTA) pilot project to map overdoses in real time in order to launch a response to prevent future fatal and non-fatal overdoses.