Our Team

Trey French, LADAC II Executive Director

Bringing over 15 years of dedicated experience in the field of addiction recovery,Trey French has spent his career committed to supporting individuals on their journey to wellness through compassionate, client-centered care. His leadership is grounded in a deep understanding of the complexities of substance use disorders and a belief in the power of personalized treatment to foster lasting change.

Through his work at the foundation, Trey has focused extensively on working with justice-involved clients, developing targeted programs that address the unique challenges faced by individuals navigating both the criminal justice and recovery systems. His approach emphasizes dignity, accountability, and empowerment, aiming to break cycles of incarceration and substance use. Under his direction, the facility has expanded access to services and built strong partnerships within the community to ensure comprehensive support for all clients.

Heather Loveland, LADAC II Primary Therapist

Creating a safe, collaborative and healing space that empowers people to recover is powerful! I am dedicated to helping clients find their balance, foster personal growth, build resilience and create lasting change. As a clinician, I utilize a variety of evidence-based, therapeutic approaches and practice through a strength-based lens.

Heather is a licensed addictions counselor, has a bachelor’s degree in social work and is a brainspotting practitioner. She has been working with the Foundation since 2018.

Nicholas Gipson Case Manager

Dedicated Case manager and LADAC intern with a passion for helping individuals reclaim their lives from the grip of substance abuse. Helping guide people through recovery and towards lasting success. My mission is rooted in the belief that no one is beyond hope, and that with the right support and resources every person has the strength to rebuild their future.

Ben Belfield Case Manager

When a traumatic past or addiction diminishes quality of life, resilience and healing can rebuild what feels lost. My life’s passion is guiding individuals who have faced addiction or severe, painful events toward a life of restoration and self-love. My mission is to help people rediscover their strength, reshape their self-perception, and nurture relationships that reflect their true worth—so they may embrace the wholeness, peace, and safety they deserve.

Casie Dalton Case Manager

Driven by the power of second chances and grounded in experience supporting individuals involved in the criminal justice system, I serve as a case manager and Licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor (LADAC) intern. I strive to empower clients through evidence-based best practices, compassionate care, and a client-centered approach that fosters long-term healing and personal transformation.