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John's experience, in the field of behavioral health, is extensive and multi-faceted. As a Business Entrepreneur and Behavioral Health Consultant, John has spent much of his professional career focused on the operations or assisting treatment programs along the full continuum. He understands the treatment environment and knows how to empower treatment providers so they can realize their full potential. John has a strong understanding for the clinical efficacy of treatment as well as expertise and background in business development and marketing, both domestic and international. He understands the details of private pay markets, corporate finance, strategic planning and board development. John is also the co-founder of several niche behavioral health businesses including, but not limited to an international employee assistance program that operated in over 50 countries, and a premier sober living and transitional living business. Known for his professional yet personable style, John greets clients by name and takes an interest in their lives and recovery. In his free time he enjoys spending time with family, his yellow lab - "Tobey" and surfing.

Paul has been working in the field of addictions for over 17 years. He has experience in admissions, intake, development, aftercare planning, case management and marketing. Paul’s passion is helping individuals and families who are struggling to get the help they need. With close ties to the recovering community and its treatment providers, Paul has developed long-term relationships with many of the most well known facilities and professionals nationally in the treatment arena.

Rawland Glass, MSW, LCSW is currently the Chief Clinical Officer of The Bridge to Recovery with programs in Bowling Green, Kentucky and Santa Barbara, California. He has been involved in social work for the past 30 years, including 14 years in private practice and as a presenter on inner healing workshops. He holds a BSW degree from Pacific Union College and a MSW degree from Walla Walla University, with a dual emphasis in Clinical Work with Children & Families and Addiction Treatment. Most recently he was the recipient of the Addiction Professional 2012 Outstanding Clinician Award.

Neena graduated from Western Kentucky University in 2004 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology and a Minor in Criminology. She began her career working with adolescents and “at risk” youth in group home settings. After relocating, she spent several years as a substance abuse counselor at a treatment center in Nashville. Having served in several capacities at The Bridge Bowling Green, Neena became the Director of Operations and Admissions at The Bridge’s National Call Center. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family, and participating in co-ed sports activities.

Dee Dee has five years of experience at The Bridge in admissions, and it is her friendly voice that greets prospective clients when they call the Bridge. She serves at the National Admissions Coordinator at The Bridge’s National Call Center. Dee Dee received her BA in Psychology/Sociology from Kentucky Wesleyan College. She is active in various service positions in her local A.A. group including sponsorship of newcomers. Among other things, Dee Dee enjoys spending her free time with her dog, Lucy.

Stephanie serves as an integral member of the corporate team, as she is the communication liaison for all departments and locations. She is a life-long resident of Bowling Green and a graduate of Western Kentucky University. She holds an Associate of Arts in Paralegal Studies, as well as a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies with an Emphasis in Business. As a recovering addict herself, she understands the pain associated with co-dependency and addiction and seeks to provide empathy and compassion to others struggling with their own issues in life. She is actively involved in the fellowship of Narcotics Anonymous and believes strongly in the 12 Steps and the spiritual principles embedded in them. In addition to her personal recovery and helping others on the path to recovery, Stephanie enjoys horseback riding, camping and spending time with her amazing daughter Harley and their dogs, Charlie and Gracie.

Vera is known as the “old-timer” who everyone feels good talking to. Her empathetic ear, caring heart, and honest response may have you coming back for more. As the firstborn of nine, she has some experience in accepting dysfunctional people. Vera and her husband became the other half of The Bridge staff in 1984, having known founders Paul & Carol Cannon the previous 8 years. At that time she was houseparent, cook, bookkeeper, administrative assistant, wife, van driver, and sometimes frazzled! After teaching in a private multi-grade classroom for 19 years, she completed the Bridge workshop. She learned the high cost of caretaking, so has been learning recovery and serenity since 1990. Vera is Accounting Manager and “Chief of Stuff.” She earned B.S. degrees in Elementary Education and English from Andrews University. Her other enjoyments are bird watching, gardening, alternative health & wellness journey, reading, and walking with her spouse of 43 years.

As part of The Bridge’s outreach team, Heather serves the West Coast. She is widely recognized for her business development acumen and expertise in marketing. Ms. Edney possesses a keen understanding of a range of nonprofit enterprises and a natural enthusiasm for challenging work. From her groundbreaking leadership in harm reduction to her coveted role in the network of behavioral heath care, she has brought personal and professional experience to bear with consistent success. Heather’s contribution to the Bridge to Recovery lends invaluable momentum to its advancement in the provision of high quality care.

After 26 years of her personal recovery Rae Ann, who had shared her experiences, strength and hope in both 12 Step Programs and as a volunteer at treatment programs, chose to attend The Bridge in Bowling Green in order to fully explore and understand the underlying issues of co-dependency and childhood trauma that continued to cause her pain and threaten her recovery. The experience at this facility changed her life and enhanced the quality of her sobriety. Now she shares her experiences as she reaches out to others on behalf of the Bridge throughout her beautiful home state of Colorado.