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Todd has been in recovery for over three years. He lived in active addiction for 28 years. Todd says, the disease of addiction took away all his hopes and dreams, till he became clean and started his journey in recovery. Todd is a CCAR trained Recovery Coach & now our Director of Recovery & Wellness. He has been working hard within the organization to provide services for men & women in recovery. Todd uses the practice of meditation and Acudetox to sustain his recovery. He has a weekly men’s meditation group (Thursday's @ 5pm) he facilitates at Serenity House in Flint.  

Darci graduated with her BA from the University of Michigan-Flint and has been helping others from a young age, volunteering at nursing homes, soup kitchens, and clothing closets in her hometown of Clio.

Family is everything to Darci. She treasures being a mom to her daughter and son, considering them her greatest joy. Darci is blessed with amazing friends and family, a support system she cherishes deeply.

Her extensive experience with non-profits, including the American Cancer Society and Whaley Children's Center, drew her to Serenity House. Witnessing the tangible help provided daily, from rides to peer recovery counseling, inspired her to join our team.

Having faced significant loss in the past six years, including her father, sister, and mother, Darci's personal recovery journey fuels her passion for aiding others. She feels honored and excited to be part of Serenity House, and we are thrilled to have her with us.

  Joan is 54 years young. Wife, mother, and daughter. She lives a holistic lifestyle, and loves reiki, energy work and all holistic ways of healing. She loves to travel (she's been to 5 different countries) and experience new cultures. What drew Joan to Serenity House was the compassion everyone has for helping those in recovery. She believes the holistic ways are a much better way of healing than the traditional pharmaceutical way. She loves seeing participants smile when they leave their coach or having people thank Serenity House for all the beautiful classes they offer. She truly loves her job and what Serenity House does for those in recovery.   

 My name is Chasity, I'm a person who is in long term recovery, I've been on this journey for over 4 years. I enjoy spending quality time with my 2 sons, spending time outdoors, meditating and exploring different holistic modalities. I am thankful to be here with Serenity House Communities and to be able to help others who are on their own journey, no matter where they're at and what that looks like for them, as well as continue working on personal growth within myself. I'm a Certified Peer Recovery Coach and now Serenity House's Peer Recovery Coaching Supervisor! I'm so happy to be a part of this team and be part of what Serenity House stands for. 

 My name is Heather, I am a person in long term recovery with 4.5 years of continuous sobriety. I became a CPRC in January 2022. I worked at New Paths for two years in the women's residential and recovery housing from 2022-2024. My journey to recovery has had many speed bumps and road blocks. I have been to numerous treatment centers, IOP, and outpatient therapy. You name it I have most likely tried it, to stop using drugs and alcohol.  I lost my brother to an opioid overdose in 2019, that turned my world upside down, I relapsed and I am lucky to have come out alive. I was arrested multiple times for DUI's, 5 to be exact, I was on my way to prison for 10 years. I called the probation officer that does intake for Sobriety Court and said I must get into this program, I will do whatever it takes. That was 2019, early 2020 I got my 5 DUI I's. I called her again and said I am going to treatment, I'll call you when I get out. Needless to say I am a proud graduate of Genesee County Sobriety Court 2022. That program and Medically Assisted Treatment saved my life. While I was in GCSC I was sent to Serenity House to holistic modalities of Acudetox, Reiki, etc., and I fell in love with it and have been doing it ever since. Now I work here and get to share it with others.. 

My name is Rosana and I am 45 years old. I am a mother of two boys (men), I have one grandbaby and a nephew, who are my whole world. I have been on my journey of recovery from alcohol for 4 years and I

continue my journey with my better half. I joined the Serenity House Communities Team in August of 2024. I am a Peer Recovery Coach and also a driver for our transportation program. I love working at Serenity because I get to heal myself and also participants who need it. I have met the most amazing people and I grateful I get to help them on their journey to recovery. The Team at Serenity House is amazing, caring, supportive, and driven to help each other and the participants with their journeys. Tara has done, and continues to do amazing things for Serenity House and the community. Holistic healing has helped me so much in my journey, not only inside of Serenity House, but also in my personal life. I am very blessed to have been chosen to be a part of Serenity House.