








Crestview Recovery
Crestview Recovery
Crestview Recovery
About Crestview Recovery
Crestview Recovery Center specializes in returning hope to the hopeless. They treat addiction and mental health conditions throughout multiple levels of care, including residential treatment, day treatment, an intensive outpatient program (IOP) available in-person or virtually, and general outpatient care. Mental health can be addressed as a primary or co-occurring condition, with separate mental health outpatient programs available. Crestview began as a collaboration among a group of friends who were all in recovery, and maintains its sense of intimacy so their clients never feel like just another case on the roster.
Engage in Proven Therapies with Seasoned Staff
Crestview’s approach is centered around equipping clients with the necessary tools and skills to effectively manage their recovery in everyday situations. To do this, clients engage in evidence-based therapies like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), motivational interviewing (MI), and rational emotive behavioral therapy (REBT). Other approaches include art, music, yoga, mindfulness, 12-Step facilitation, and life skills development. Crestview Recovery Center provides 1:1, group, and family and couples therapy. Their seasoned staff—many in recovery themselves—feel like their role is a calling, not simply a job, and are motivated to provide compassionate care. The team includes a medical doctor, psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, licensed therapists, and addiction counselors who have 20+ years of experience in the field.
Receive Care for Primary or Co-Occurring Mental Health
Crestview Recovery Center treats primary and co-occurring mental health conditions. They offer a separate day treatment program and IOP focused on mental health recovery. They are able to treat depression, anxiety, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), bipolar disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), dissociative disorders, borderline personality disorder (BPD), trauma, and disordered eating. Individualized treatment helps clients adjust unhelpful thoughts and emotions, resolve conflicts, and improve communication skills. In residential treatment, Crestview Recovery Center addresses mental health as a co-occurring condition with dual-diagnosis care for addiction and mental health.
Develop Life Skills & Connections for the “Real World”
Crestview Recovery recognizes that an individual must work on their recovery daily and sets clients up to transition into the “real world.” Clients learn and practice life skills throughout treatment, helping them budget, get a job, communicate effectively, and act with respect. Before leaving treatment, staff personalize each client’s aftercare planning to their specific requirements since everyone needs something a little different in recovery. Clients will receive resources like connections to additional therapy, medical doctors, or housing.
Feel at Home in Gender-Specific Housing
Crestview Recovery’s inpatient facilities will make clients feel like they’re at home instead of recovering in an intimidating, hospital-like setting. There are two gender-specific houses that mirror the comfort and familiarity of home. Both the men’s and women’s homes provide space to relax, eat catered meals, and gather as a group. In gender-specific groups, clients enjoy access to an off-site gym and weekly outings.
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Meet Your Care Team

Aaron Burton
Executive Director

Eric Pinkston
Clinical Director
MA, CADC II

Dave Cundiff
Medical Director
MD, MPH, FASAM

Jill C. Gladish
Director of Psychiatry
M.D., M.P.H., ABPN

Bonnie Lambert
Nurse Practitioner
LPC, PMHP-BC

Jennifer Joslin
Nurse
RN

Katie Earnhardt
Medical Coordinator

Sage Aune
Primary Counselor
CADC-R, QMHA-R

Sandy Duram
Primary Residential Counselor
CADC I

Mark Hansen
Primary Counselor
CADC II, QMHA-R, CGAC-R

Dane Berg
Primary Residential Counselor
CADC II

Carter Smith
Primary Residential Counselor
CADC II, QMHA-R

Emilee Klein
Primary Residential Counselor
CADCI

Carly Biros
Primary Mental Health Counselor
MSW, LCSW, QMHP-Q

Justin Knight
Primary Counselor
QMHP-R

Heather Newman
Flex Counselor
CADC I

Bethany Hansen
Group Counselor
RYT

Berlin Hefley
Residential Nutritionist
MSCN, CNS

Rowan Sova
Flex Counselor
CADC-R

Taylor Stone
Case Manager

Ryan Opsahl
Regional Director of Clinical Outreach

Ivana Jungic
Clinical Outreach Manager
CADC I, PRC, CRM

Garrett Tardif
Director of Admissions

Tuni Heriford
Intake Coordinator

Jenny Spangler
Clinical Billing Manager

Layney Gonzalez
HR Manager/ Office Manager/ Accounts Payable/ Billing Coordinator

Ollie
Director of Morale

Pashia Braunesreither
Utilization Management/ Payroll Specialist
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