The People who make us who we are:

 My name is Brie, I am a Certified Peer Recovery Coach and woman in long-term recovery. After years of struggling with substance use, with the support of others, I found freedom from addiction. It's incredibly important to me to help smash the stigma around substance use and mental health by sharing my sobriety journey with vulnerability. The core of my recovery is helping others and I believe recovery is possible for anyone.  

 Craig is a certified peer recovery coach who is able to over support in a host of ways. Craig has overcome his legal issues and works an active program of recovery. He is a great advocate to have in your corner.

I am a Certified Coach who is also active in the Sober Living community. Bre has an extensive history of drug use, trauma, and involvement with the justice system. Bre has been clean and sober since November of 2021 and has since dedicated her life to sharing her experience, strength, and hope with the Recovery Community. She is kind, knowledgeable, and compassionate. Bre has the ability to relate to a broad demographic of people by sharing her experiences in addiction and recovery. 

 As someone who has battled and overcome substance use and mental health disorders, Rachel is living proof that sustainable, long term recovery is possible. Life comes with many changes and challenges but we don’t have to face those alone. Rachel has found that a key component to successful addiction recovery is connection and understanding. Being connected and understood by others helps us form meaningful relationships, increases fulfillment, and reminds us that we are not alone. 

 My name is Luke I have struggled with addiction since the age of 12. I have felt there was always something missing on the inside. I am a returning citizen, on my last tour of the penal system I decided I wanted to change I had to dig deep and make peace with myself and I found the thing I was missing was love for myself. I'm at a point now where I find value in helping others find love for themselves which is so vital for their recovery.  

My name is Coreen B and I am a person in long term recovery.  To me, that means being able to hold a steady job.  Being in recovery to me means being able to provide for myself, my children and my family.  Recovery has given me the ability to have an open and honest relationship with my family and friends.  Overall, recovery has given me the ability to add commitment to my goals and dreams equation.  

My purpose is to help those around me recover and recover outloud!  

 As a woman in long term recovery, I found a profound passion to help others find freedom in their lives and freedom in their health by paying the gift of recovery forward. I’m forever grateful for the people who have walked beside me along my personal journey and I’ve learned we truly do this one day at a time, without shame and we are so much better together!  

Seth believes that if you show up authentically and do the work, anything is possible.  He brings this philosophy to his approach to Peer Coaching, and every Client he works with.  Seth has over come his own struggles with addiction, and utilizes all he has learned along the way to help  Clients create a recovery path that works for them.  He prioritizes staying adaptable and open to new ideas, and avoiding complacency at all costs, which has lead to his success in his coaching role.

 My name is Kimberly, I am a peer recovery coach and someone who has struggled with addiction and mental health issues my entire life. Spending time in the judicial system I know the challenges that can bring. Once I found community, peer support, and the right combination of services, I was able to gain sustained recovery.  I have dedicated my time to helping others find the right combination of support and resources. Through sharing experiences and creating a safe space for others.

 I have been practicing yoga for over 10 years and have been teaching for five years. My love for yoga really supported me as I got sober 4 1/2 years ago. I would go to my mat and attend AA meetings daily for the first year of my recovery. While forming new habits in sobriety I realized I wanted to share what worked for me with others.

I started teaching Yoga in a variety of places, incorporating Recovery and Yoga together. Now, as a Peer Coach,  I get to share this passion with others.