Brian Corson is a nationally recognized behavioral health executive, licensed clinical social worker, certified advanced alcohol and drug counselor, certified relapse prevention specialist, and a trauma-informed care professional. With more than a decade of leadership in the substance use and mental health treatment field, Brian has built one of the region’s most comprehensive and innovative behavioral health systems entirely from the ground up.

Widely regarded as an expert in behavioral health, Brian has been featured by NBC10, 6ABC Action News, CBS KYW, Fox Philadelphia, the Delaware County Daily Times, and The Philadelphia Inquirer for his clinical expertise, program development, and advocacy efforts.

Brian has collaborated with Pennsylvania State Legislators to help establish statewide standards for recovery housing, advancing protections for individuals and families in recovery. His advocacy has also extended into the criminal justice system, where, during his service in county oversight initiatives, he supported the expansion of modern Medication-Assisted Treatment services in an effort to reduce recidivism and strengthen continuity of care for individuals returning to the community, reinforcing his commitment to supporting families and improving public safety outcomes.

Throughout his career, Brian has developed some of Pennsylvania’s most effective warm handoff programs for adults, adolescents, families, and first responders. These initiatives recognized statewide and nationally, close critical gaps in care and ensure immediate access to treatment. Brian remains deeply active in the communities MVP Recovery serves, collaborating with schools, first responders, healthcare systems, and local organizations to support individuals and families affected by behavioral health challenges.

Under Brian’s leadership, MVP Recovery has grown into an integrated behavioral health system that includes a nationally recognized network of DDAP-licensed recovery homes, multiple outpatient and MAT-focused treatment centers, and the region’s first behavioral health urgent care. His vision centers on holistic, wraparound care that addresses both substance use and mental health needs and integrates a strong peer support workforce to enhance long-term recovery outcomes.
Brian also serves as an adjunct professor at Widener University, teaching graduate-level courses on substance use treatment, systems leadership, and behavioral health practice, reflecting his commitment to developing the next generation of professionals.
A person in long-term recovery, Brian brings both lived experience and professional expertise to his work, ensuring MVP Recovery remains at the forefront of compassionate, accessible, and effective behavioral health care.