Staff

With over five years in recovery, Stephanie joined the LRCC in the spring of 2021. She is not only a Peer Supervisor/Volunteer Coordinator/Certified APSS, but also has a Trauma Informed 200-RYT Yoga certification. Her ultimate dream in life is to become a Yoga Therapist, specifically working with persons who have a history of trauma and addiction. Through her lived experience as a formerly incarcerated person, she has developed a unique and beautiful capacity to be both immensely compassionate and a no-nonsense dynamo. Stephanie is also a mother of two and her inherent driven positivity enables her to bring out the best in those around her – both LRCC members and colleagues alike.

Christassia "Tay" Johnson joined our team in September 2022. She attends
Jefferson County Community College and she is currently working on her
Associate's Degree in Human Services. She is often the first friendly face
that you see when visiting the LRCC. Her kind and welcoming personality
really helps people feel comfortable. She has a beautiful one-year old
daughter that inspires and motivates her every day and she makes a
wonderful addition to our team.

Ronika joined LRCC in September of 2022. She has her adult peer support specialist certification through Northern Kentucky University. She is also a student at the UofL Trager Institute following the social work and behavioral health program. Ronika has almost 4 years of sobriety, and lived experience in trauma, mental health and substance abuse.

Donna joined our team in May 2022 as our Harm Reduction Specialist. Graduating in 2022, Donna holds a Bachelor's in Social Work. Donna often finds themselves on outreach with our MORE unit, sharing kindness and resources to whoever needs it. Donna's favorite things are their cat, Buddy, and making art. They are passionate about serving underprivileged populations within our city. Their future goal is to get their Master's degree at UofL so they can obtain their LCSW and become a therapist.

Tyler joined our team in October 2022 as a Recovery Coach working under the MORE grant. His altruism comes from life experiences, which give him the ability to connect with anyone. His dedication to kindness and positivity comes from a place of wanting to see others live a life filled with perseverance and love, and he commits to that daily.

Madison joined the team in January 2022 as the Recovery Services Coordinator. Graduating in 2019, Madison holds a Bachelor's degree in Health Services from the University of Southern Indiana. Her dedication to evidence-based practice and holistic care stems from a desire to create optimal care environments for both staff and participants alike.