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Peer Support - Owensboro
Audrey Monday CPSS
My name is Audrey Michaella Monday. I did not get myself sober nor do I keep myself sober... it's ALL God. My sobriety date is January 24, 2022 and since then my life has grown into something beautiful. While life never really stops happening, I now how the tools in my sobriety and a reliance on my higher power that allows me the grace to get through. I have a solution. I'm a dependable, responsible, and strong person now. I'm so grateful for the environment I get to work in at Victory House for many reasons, but mostly I am surrounded with people who genuinely care for my well-being and who not only want to promote their staff's growth but also the growth of individuals in the program.
Samuel Doss CPSS
My name is Samuel Scott Doss, I am originally from Danville KY, my sobriety date is 1/1/2022, I went through treatment in Lexington and completed my IOP and OP at Tracy’s House. What led me to work in treatment was I lost my daughter Dezarae Amber Doss when I was 9 months into my program. She passed away August 10th of 2022 in Danville hospital she was diagnosed with Endocarditis she was 29 years old. Wanting to help addicts and alcoholics, In December of 2022 I would take my first job in treatment at the Commitment House in Lexington. In May of 2023 I received my Peer Support Certification and continued to work at the Commitment House, In January of 2024 I would return to Tracy’s House and work as a CPSS. In July of 2024 I I joined the Victory House Team, I find my job very rewarding and am proud to be a part of this family.
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James Vinson CPSS
Whoever the son sets free, is free indeed! Hello my name is James Vinson, my sobriety date is 03/07/2023 I struggled with alcoholism, and addiction, for the better part of my life. It wasn’t until I was 40 years old, I had enough pain. I reached my jumping off point. Somewhere through my journey I realized I wanted to help others, through sharing my personal experience. Im a living breathing testimony, that recovery is possible. The past doesn’t define the future, and through humility, and progress, anything is possible!
Ashaly Gambrel CPSS
Hi my name is Ashaly and my sobriety date is 5/1/23. I recently gained my peer support certification and now work at victory house transitional living. I never imagined that my struggles with addiction and my story would be able to help someone else. Recovery has changed my life in so many ways and all I want to do now is share the message of HOPE with everyone!!!
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