Team

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Kourtney Stefanu, RN

As the Director of Operations at Beacon Recovery Center, Kourtney plays a vital role in overseeing the day-to-day functions that keep the facility running smoothly and efficiently. With nearly 15 years of experience in the treatment industry, her background spans case management, admissions, business development, nursing, and patient services. This diverse expertise allows her to

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Rafaela Buenaventura, LCSW

With a Master’s in Social Work and extensive experience in the recovery field, Rafaela serves as the Clinical Director – Executive Director of Programming at Beacon Recovery Center. She is passionate about helping individuals reclaim their confidence and strengths, empowering them to live authentically. By viewing each person within the context of their environment, Rafaela

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Alyse Mitchell, MSW, RCSWI

As the Programming Supervisor. at Beacon Recovery Center, Alyse combines compassion and proven methods to help those living with addiction and mental health challenges. Shaped by 12 years of firsthand recovery experience, she brings professional expertise and a deep understanding of her patients’ challenges, ensuring they feel respected, supported, and empowered throughout treatment. Certified in

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Marie Eliacin, RN, BSN

As Director of Nursing at Beacon Recovery Center, Marie brings extensive experience and a deep commitment to patient care. She plays a critical role in coordinating between nursing staff, medical teams, and administration to ensure the highest standards of wellness and support for patients. Her dedication to fostering hope and healing defines her approach to

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Keshia Frederique, MSW

Bringing warmth, clinical expertise, and a genuine commitment to healing, Keshia serves as a Primary Therapist at Beacon Recovery Center. Holding a Master of Social Work degree and credentials as a Certified Life Coach and RCSWI, Keshia specializes in addressing addiction, trauma, and behavioral patterns through evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and

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Magaly Padilla, MSW

As a Primary Therapist at Beacon Recovery Center, Magaly brings over 20 years of experience in the behavioral health field and a deep commitment to helping others heal. With a Master’s Degree in Social Work and certification as an Active Parenting Leader, Magaly provides individual therapy, facilitates psychoeducation and relapse prevention groups, and works closely

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Kayla Waugh, RCMHCI

Kayla Waugh is a primary therapist at Beacon Recovery Center. Bringing advanced clinical training to her role, Kayla provides individual and group therapy for individuals facing substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders, conducting comprehensive assessments and developing personalized treatment plans to ensure coordinated, ethical care. Guided by the philosophy that anything worth doing deserves

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Jodie Simpson, MFT

As a Primary Therapist at Beacon Recovery Center, Jodie is dedicated to guiding individuals through their recovery journey. With a Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy and multiple certifications in family education and human services, she brings a compassionate and patient-centered approach to therapy. Her passion for helping others heal from emotional and mental trauma

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Lauren Scheiterle

As a Case Manager at Beacon Recovery Center, Lauren is passionate about supporting patients as they rebuild their lives in recovery. She assists individuals with employment and financial needs while in care, offering compassionate guidance throughout their journey. Inspired by her own path, Lauren brings empathy and understanding to her role, striving to be the

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Brittney-Tee Owens

Bringing a compassionate, advocacy-focused approach to her role as Case Manager at Beacon Recovery Center, Brittney-Tee supports patients by coordinating with employers, legal representatives, and treatment providers to help reduce barriers to care. She assists with FMLA and disability leave processes, prepares treatment verification documentation, and ensures clear communication between all parties involved in a

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