Joseph Snoha M.Div, CAC II

COUNSELING MANAGER

Joseph is a CAC II therapist with an undergraduate degree from Allentown College of Saint Francis de Sales in Center Valley PA and a Master of Divinity and Master of Theology from Mary Immaculate Seminary in Northampton PA. Joseph worked at Saint Michael Community a residential treatment program in Saint Louis, Missouri and at Hospitality House, an outpatient addiction treatment program in Philadelphia, PA and DePaul University working with students in Chicago Illinois. Joseph joined Harmony four years ago and is currently the Team Leader for the Harmony Men’s Program.

“Harmony Foundation offers a welcoming and supportive environment in which clients could address their problems and receive the help they need to develop and sustain sobriety. I love the natural setting of our campus and the opportunity to collaborate with my colleagues in our service with the clients.”

Lois Menke-Cashman

Lois Menke-Cashman, MSW, LCSW, CACIII

Counseling Manager

Lois completed her BSW at Augsburg College in Minneapolis, MN in 1983. During her undergraduate training she was afforded the opportunity to complete a practicum with Hazelden in Plymouth MN. She was subsequently hired to work as a technician and found this experience with addiction to become a passion in her career. Lois received her MSW from CSU in 2011 and is currently an LCSW, CACIII. She has worked in a variety of clinical settings to include Medical, Psychiatric, Hospice, Addiction all of which has given her a rich experience to understand individual clinical needs.

“I am grateful to work with an organization which allows me to support clients in understanding the interplay of trauma and mental health on recovery. This interplay has been my clinical passion throughout my career no matter which setting I have worked . I find Harmony to be committed to Evidence Based Practices as well as creative and innovative in meeting individual client needs. This commitment makes Harmony an exciting place to work.”

Trent Burkholder CAC III

LEAD Counselor

Trent has an undergraduate degree from the University of Colorado, Boulder in Psychology. He is a CAC III men’s primary therapist at Harmony Foundation, having worked at Harmony in this role since 2011. Trent has a personal history of continuous sobriety since 2004. He utilizes his own recovery experience, with a strong foundation in 12-step concepts and relapse prevention, as well as clinical best practices in CBT to help clients find support in their early recovery from addiction.


“Harmony is special for many reasons; the location is one of the most beautiful in Colorado, the emphasis on the 12 steps is important to me because I know it works, the staff all really care about the work, we are non-profit and mission driven, and there is a spiritual component (not religious) that many treatment centers don’t give enough emphasis to nowadays.”

Ashita Alexander M.Sc, MA, LPC

LEAD Counselor

Ashita is a graduate of Christ University, Bangalore, India with a Master’s of Science in Psychology (Clinical). She completed a Masters in Addiction Counseling from Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies in Center City, MN. She worked in an addiction treatment facility in India and worked with both men and women at Hazelden Betty Ford.

“Even though I’m 8000 miles away from my family and some friends, Harmony feels like home. The staff we have is welcoming and supportive and is a huge part of what makes Harmony special as well as the location! Because we are a smaller team than most organizations, I find that treatment here is personal and intimate on all levels.”

Megan Kram, MSW, LSW, LAC

LEAD Counselor

As a lead counselor for the men at Harmony, Megan is a Licensed Social Worker (LSW) and a professional life coach.  She  holds a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree, concentration in Adult Mental Health, from Metropolitan State University of Denver.  Additionally, she holds a Master of Science (MS) degree in Environmental Policy from the University of Michigan.  Prior to joining the Harmony team, Megan worked as an addictions counselor with clients in the justice system.
“I am honored and excited to work with the clients and team at Harmony.  I was drawn to Harmony because of its integrity, caring and skilled staff, and focus on wellness in mind, body and spirit.  The land is beautiful and calming, the air is fresh, and there are even elk on the property.  I so appreciate working with a nonprofit with a long track record of success, and with such an amazing team that truly puts clients’ needs first. ” 
Laura Costanzo

Laura Costanzo, MS, LPC

Lead Counselor

Laura received her master’s from Walden University in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a specialization in Addiction Counseling. Laura has worked in the field of addiction treatment since 2011. Her passion for horses led her to complete a practicum in Equine Therapy. Her professional goals are to develop an equine-assisted psychotherapy program specific for SUD treatment.

“My first-hand experience working with horses has allowed me to witness the healing power of horse/animal therapy in addiction and mental health treatment.”

Counselor

Rebecca Sugar, MSW, LSW

LEAD Counselor

Rebecca Sugar earned her Master’s Degree in Social Work from Metropolitan State University of Denver with an emphasis on Adult Mental Health. Rebecca had the unique experience of writing her own curriculum on the psychology of 12 Step programs. With this curriculum she was awarded a bachelor’s degree in “Spiritual Counseling.” Rebecca believes that sustained recovery is possible and is a lifestyle that requires caring for the mind, body and spirit. Rebecca has over 20 years’ experience as an active member in the recovery community and is grateful to continue her service to others in a professional setting.

“Harmony is an amazing place where amazing things happen. My colleagues, the setting, the mission of the organization and every client I meet – ignite my passion for carrying a message of hope. To be a part of such miraculous transformation is a gift to me. There is no place I would rather be.”

Detox Counselor

Carla Felts, MSW, LCSW, CCM

Detox Counselor

Carla earned a Master of Social Work in Clinical Mental Health, Military Social Work from University of Southern California and her Bachelors of Social Work from Colorado State University. She is credentialed in the state of Colorado as a Licensed Social Worker and has worked with individuals, couples and families impacted by substance abuse and addiction since 1997. Before coming to Harmony, Carla worked in private practice treating touring professionals in the music industry struggling with mental health and addiction. Carla also worked with child youth and families impacted by addiction in the Colorado child welfare system and practiced as a trauma and mental health therapist for combat veterans with co-occurring substance use disorders in the Veteran Administration. Carla is a combat veteran (US ARMY) who served in the Persian Gulf War.

I came to Harmony inspired by the genuine hope and compassion staff have for each and every client in their recovery. That enthusiasm is contagious and spreads quickly within our clients. It is not about what a client has done but what they have overcome in their healing journey that is celebrated each and every day. Recovery and healing happens here!

Alex Robredo, LPCC, MAC

LEAD Counselor

Alex earned her Masters in Addiction Counseling in Psychology from Colorado State University and her Bachelors of Science in Psychology with a concentration in Addiction Counseling from Colorado State University. Alex is credentialed in Colorado as a Registered Psychotherapist and is working towards LPC and LAC licensure. She has worked in the field of addiction counseling since 2017. Before coming to Harmony, Alex worked in the criminal justice system with adolescents and adults who struggled with drug/alcohol dependence and legal issues in Larimer County.
“Working at Harmony Foundation has always been a dream of mine. The mission of the organization, the brilliant team of people, and the commitment to recovery here is inspiring. I am happy to be a part of a community that provides such an invaluable experience to help clients heal and grow.”

Morgan Roy, MA, MFTC

Family Counselor

Morgan Roy has a Bachelors of Science in Applied Psychology with a specialization in Positive Psychology and a Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy from Regis University. Morgan has extensive experience working with family systems, couples, young adults, and adolescents. Morgan has training and education in Gottman Method couples therapy and is currently Level 2 certified and a certified leader of The Seven Principles of Making Marriage Work.

“I am grateful to have the opportunity to be apart of the team at Harmony and facilitating the family program. My work with family systems and couples has inspired me to continue to work hard to show families that together they make a family that is not broken but breaking through. Harmony is a place for families to grow together and build upon their foundation.”

Uric G.

Uric Geer, M.A., LPCC

Mental Health Professional

Uric is a graduate of Naropa University, Boulder, CO where he earned a Master’s of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling: Mindfulness-based Transpersonal Counseling. Additionally, Uric earned a M.A. in Science Education from Western Michigan University prior to arriving in the world of addiction and mental health treatment in 2015. Uric’s work within this field began when serving as a practicum student at Harmony. He then worked as a mental health Crisis Therapist within a regional behavioral health agency prior to returning to Harmony in 2019.

“My experiences at Harmony, both past and present, have been delightful. Staff members are warm, compassionate, non-judgmental, collaborative and caring: the best interests of our clients are truly at the heart of all we do. Additionally, the location soaks into your bones, reminding each and every one of us – clients and staff – of the necessity of healthful and fulfilling contact and connection with our world and the people in it.”

Erik Aguilera, LPC

IOP Counselor

Erik received his master’s in Clinical Mental Health from the University of Northern Colorado. He has worked in the field of addiction treatment since 2017.  Erik’s career path working with recovery began on a college campus, followed by community mental health, and currently Harmony Foundation. Erik’s passion is to provide a unique and inspiring experience that helps individuals achieve the goals during their recovery journey.

 

“We always kept in our hearts the most noble, beautiful feeling that sets human beings apart…Hope.”
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Caleb Eddy

Clinical Case Manager

Caleb is a Colorado native that has spent the last 2 years working as a case manager in the field of recovery services in both Larimer and Weld County. He is a NARCAN Trainer and facilitated family programming. He has joined the clinical case management team to assist clients in establishing recovery supports in order to assist in their ongoing sobriety. Caleb is currently working to get his certification in addiction counseling.

“It is an honor to serve a population that is making incredible strides in order to achieve long term sobriety, but to do so alongside a team with such a substantial amount of knowledge and skill has been truly incredible.”

Julie Chandler

Clinical Case Manager

Julie has worked as a Certified Peer Support Specialists for North Range Behavioral Health as a primary support for the Adult Treatment Court in Weld County Co. She also worked as a Care Coordinator for Co-Slaw, an organization dedicated to help those seeking MAT treatment in the Larimer and Weld county.

Recently joining the Clinical Case Management team at Harmony, Julie focuses on helping clients build a plan for continuing care to helping them on their next step of their recovery journey.

Bill Myers

Spiritual Advisor

Bill has been in recovery for nearly half his life. He has accompanied many fellow alcoholics and addicts on their recovery journeys, especially as they discover or reclaim their individual values, beliefs and practices. An active poet, teacher, and tireless “explorer of the spirit,” he is a friend to all faiths and spiritual traditions. He holds a master of arts degree.

“Harmony’s natural setting itself nourishes one’s spirit and inspires personal exploration. With your feet on the earth, breathing the clear mountain air, taking in the expansive views, and observing all the other living beings, you can’t help but experience your own true heart.”