Meet Our Corporate Team

Paul has been working in the field of addictions for over 20 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.

Stephanie 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.

Neena graduated from Western Kentucky University in 2004 and has been in the behavioral health field for over fifteen years.  She began her career working with “at risk” youth and was later a counselor at a treatment center before coming to The Bridge. During her tenure at The Bridge since 2010, she has served in different capacities to nurture The Bridge's growing needs, including Director of Admissions, Director of Alumni Relations, and most recently Director of Philanthropic Engagement.  Neena has proudly served on a Leadership Committee for the national membership organization "TPAS" (Treatment Professionals in Alumni Services).  She has extensively written about and presented to groups on various topics such as alumni relations, marketing, and business development. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her family and traveling.

Keats comes to The Bridge with 30 plus years of sales and marketing experience, with more than a decade of those years having been spent in the recovery field.  As a Bridge Alumni, Keats understands the devastating effects of Trauma and Codependency.  He is the father of 4 grown children and 2 grandchildren. Keats says, "coming to The Bridge has been a dream come true," as he believes strongly in The Bridge’s mission and has a true desire to help others. “When I am talking to family members or potential clients they often say, 'thank you so much for helping me get to The Bridge,' but the truth is they are helping me so much more. Knowing the pain of Trauma, but unable to truly heal from it was the reason I came to The Bridge. Helping others do the same is the reason I stay.”

Sara Beth began her journey here at The Bridge to Recovery in February 2016. She was born and raised in the Bowling Green area, and has remained here her entire life. Before coming to The Bridge, she received her Bachelor’s in Elementary Education from Western Kentucky and taught school for 5 years. Sara Beth is very active in her own recovery which began in January of 2013. She enjoys sharing her personal experiences through her addictions to help others to recover from their own. Her true passion is assisting and watching others overcome their obstacles.  She volunteers at the local Humane Society and devotes lots of her time helping the homeless.  When she is not working, Sara Beth loves to be with her family, spending time at the lake, and kayaking down local rivers.

Pam joined the Bridge to Recovery staff in January 2010.  She is the mother of one son and has been married since 1992 to her wonderful husband . She has a very passionate and deep love of horses.  She has been riding and training horses since childhood. Pam's outlook on life has always been to live life to the fullest and cherish every day.

Anastasia graduated from Western Kentucky University in 2014 with a BS in Psychological Science with a concentration in clinical psychology. She has experience working with individuals with PTSD, people with a history of self-harm and suicidal ideation, as well as individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Anastasia has one child, Delilah who is almost 5 years old. With a drive and passion for helping others, Anastasia is looking forward to using her passion to help individuals conquer and grow from their past experiences. She enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, shopping, playing games, reading, crafting and spending time outdoors.

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 to Recovery 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 as well as California.

Deitra joined The Bridge to Recovery after successfully co-founding and co-managing an intervention business, however embraced a new calling to help others struggling with their trauma and relational pain.  Her vibrant personality combined with astute attention to detail and her passion for helping others find healing has helped her find tremendous success in marketing The Bridge to Recovery.  Deitra enjoys creating ongoing connections with others in recovery both personally and professionally.  Deitra has raised two beautiful children, and is looking forward to her future in her next stage of life with her husband, Lance and her pups.