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ASPELL RECOVERY CENTER WILL REACH OUT TO THE SUFFERING ALCOHOLIC AND ADDICT AND THOSE WITH CO-OCCURING DISORDERS WITH COMPASSION; ALWAYS MINDFUL OF THE TRUST OF THE COMMUNITY.

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Lindsey Crowder

LCSW, MAC, LADAC II, QCS

Executive Director

Lindsey Crowder has been with Aspell since 2014.  She works as a licensed women’s counselor and is the coordinator of women’s residential treatment services.  She primarily began working at Aspell because of a passion to work with women suffering from trauma and substance use disorders.  Lindsey’s biggest passion is to instill love and hope in the lives of the women we serve at Aspell. The one thing she loves most about Aspell is the community centered approach Aspell has to offer men and women that seek services of any level.

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Rachel Hardin

RN BSN CARN LADC II QCS

Clinical Director

Rachel Hill has been with Aspell since 2016. She works as a counselor and site coordinator at A Mother’s Love. She first began working at Aspell because of her love for helping others. Her biggest passion is working with addicted mothers and their babies. According to Rachel, “I love watching the women bond with their babies and gain a new perspective of life.”

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Frankie Elliott

Chief of Operations

Frankie has been with Aspell since 2005. He works as Chief of Operations. Frankie first began to work at Aspell in order to assist in preserving the integrity of the Aspell program. His biggest passion is to see someone come in broken and see them within 3-6 months restore relationships with their families and employers. Frankie likes “to be able to see them smile and have hope in their lives again.”

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Nathan Thomas

Chief Financial Officer

Since 2024, Nathan Thomas has served as Aspell’s Chief Financial Officer, bringing valuable leadership and commitment to our organization.

Nathan is an important member of the Aspell team, and his dedication extends beyond the financial responsibilities of his role. He is passionate about the people we serve and deeply committed to our mission of providing opportunities for individuals to build healthier, more stable lives.

Tammy Yosich

Compliance Director

Serving Aspell since 2005, our Compliance Director brings more than two decades of dedication to the organization’s mission. With a strong commitment to accountability, integrity, and responsible stewardship, she helps ensure Aspell meets regulatory requirements while maintaining the standards that support quality services for our clients.

Her work behind the scenes helps strengthen the organization and sustain its mission of providing hope, support, and opportunities for individuals in recovery.

Hollie Ammons

Human Resources Director

Hollie Ammons has been part of the Aspell family since 2019, initially serving in a supportive role before stepping into the position of Human Resources Director in mid-2024.

Hollie brings compassion, kindness, and a genuine commitment to the people who make Aspell’s mission possible. She cares deeply about both our staff and the clients we serve, understanding that the heart of our organization lies in the people behind the work.

We are grateful for Hollie’s dedication, her caring spirit, and the positive impact she makes each day in helping Aspell remain a place of support, hope, and opportunity.

Dana Rich

Admissions Coordinator

Dana has served Aspell since 2021 as our Admissions Coordinator and Utilization Management specialist. She brings her heart and soul to her work, ensuring that individuals who need treatment have access to the care and services they deserve.

Dana’s compassion, commitment, and dedication to helping others navigate the treatment process reflect the very heart of Aspell’s mission. Her work makes a meaningful difference in the lives of those seeking recovery, helping ensure that barriers do not stand in the way of receiving the support they need to begin their journey toward a healthier, more hopeful future.

Selina Lowery

Admissions Coordinator

Selina has served Aspell since 2024 as part of our Admissions and Utilization Management team. She plays an important role in helping individuals access the treatment and services they need to begin their recovery journey.

Through her work, Selina helps navigate the admissions process, ensuring that individuals seeking help are connected with appropriate care and support. Her contributions reflect Aspell’s commitment to removing barriers to treatment and providing hope and healing to those who need it most. We are grateful to have Selina as part of the Aspell family and appreciate the role she plays in helping individuals take that important first step toward recovery.

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Ashley Taylor

LADAC

Women's Residential Coordinator

Ashley has been with Aspell for seven years, and one thing she has learned is that everyone has a story. Most recently, Ashley has become the coordinator of our women’s residential program.

Ashley says, “Sometimes all someone needs is a little hope and someone who believes in them. Aspell helped change my life, and now I get to be a part of helping change someone else’s. That’s why I love what I do.”

For Ashley, recovery is personal. She says, “I know what it’s like to struggle with addiction, and I also know what it’s like to get a second chance at life. When I came through Aspell myself, this place made me feel at home. I felt welcomed, cared for, and like I was part of a family. Even today, I still feel like I have family here.”

Working in treatment is more than just a job to me. I enjoy helping people through hard times and watching them grow and make positive changes in their lives. I want to give others the same hope and support that was given to me.

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Ashley Odom

LADAC

A Mother's Love Coordinator

Ashley Odom has been with Aspell since 2021 and in 2025 became A Mother’s Love coordinator. Ashley is a dedicated member of our team and we are blessed to have her leading our mother/baby program.

Ashley is passionate about helping women overcome addiction, build a strong foundation ,and develop the confidence needed to become healthy, sober mothers.

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Rob Boatright

LADAC

Men's Residential Coordinator

Rob has been with Aspell since 2022 and became program coordinator in 2025. 

Rob brings exemplary leadership, compassion, and a dedication to his staff and all our clients. 

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Bradley Teague

LADAC

Jackson IOP Coordinator

Serving Aspell since 2017, Bradley brings a wealth of knowledge and experience. Bradley became coordinator of our Jackson IOP program in 2024.

In 2016 Bradley admits he came to Aspell broken, not knowing what his future held. Today, he is helping others find the same hope and second chance he was given. For Bradley, this work is personal. 

Bradley believes you can’t change somebody’s past, but you can help them see a different future. He believes in keeping it honest, meeting people where they’re at and showing them through his actions that somebody is in their corner. 

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Stanley Hudson

LADAC

Hardin County Coordinator

Stanley Hudson has served Aspell since 2015 in a variety of roles, most recently became Hardin County programs coordinator. 

Stanley is a valuable member of the Aspell family and brings stability, leadership, and dedication to the clients we serve. 

Why Stanley chose Aspell, “I honestly feel like this is where I’m meant to be working. As a former client, Aspell helped to change my life.”

Why work in treatment, Stanley says, “I know that with treatment, anyone can recover. I want to help others the way I was helped with my addiction.”

Taylor Flanagan

LADAC CPRS-J

Henderson County Coordinator

Taylor Flanagan has been with Aspell since 2022 and most recently became coordinator for our programs in Henderson County. 

Taylor is well versed in recovery and brings her life experience and expertise to every situation. She is compassionate and dedicated to staff and clients alike. 

Taylor says, “I work in treatment to be a voice for those who may not yet know how to advocate for themselves. I want others to know that recovery is possible and that their past does not have to define their future.

I work at Aspell because we make everybody feel like somebody.”