Our staff

Myles Ouellette is an Aroostook County native who is in long-term recovery and is a Licensed Clinical Supervisor in the State of Maine. He serves and has served on several Boards of Directors for non-profits throughout the state and is involved in the recovery community across the state. If he isn’t working on a project in his spare time, you can find him volunteering somewhere, usually as Santa! His motto is, “I give back, so I don’t go back”. He enjoys hitting the trails on ATV, traveling the world and finds his peace outdoors where he feels grounded.

Alex Corey is a Recovery Coach and a person in recovery who brings lived experience, compassion and a genuine desire to help others to his work. Having experienced the challenges of addiction and recovery firsthand, Alex understands that recovery is about more than overcoming substance use, but building the skills, confidence and stability to create a happy, healthy and successful life.

Alex graduated from Presque Isle High School in 2010 and Northern Maine Community College in 2014, where he studied welding and metal fabrication. His path eventually led him to recovery coaching, where he currently is working toward a certification while gaining the direct experience required to advance in the field. He uses both his personal experiences and recovery coach training to support individuals facing their own struggles with addiction.

As a native of Aroostook County, Alex is proud to serve the community he calls home. His goal is to meet people where they are, offer encouragement without judgment and help each person develop practical tools that can support lasting recovery and a better quality of life. Outside of work, Alex enjoys spending time outdoors and taking advantage of everything that Northern Maine has to offer including hunting, fishing, riding the trails and snowboarding.

Bio coming soon.

Priscilla is a registered nurse with extensive experience in clinical nursing, leadership, and patient-centered care. As Nursing Supervisor, she is committed to providing compassionate, respectful care while supporting each individual on their path toward better health and recovery.

Bio coming soon.