Erich’s mission is to change lives impacted by alcohol and drug addiction. He’s lost two siblings and a close friend to the disease, and thought he might even lose his own. His personal recovery journey began over 25 years ago when the Lord began to radically change his life.

Erich started work in the non-profit sector while living in the Philippines in 2009. He became involved with several charities focused on helping children, raising both awareness and funds. He also helped to build a school out of shipping containers for children whose families lived nearby.

He also has over 20 years experience in the business community and has primarily led marketing and business development efforts, working with top firms and organizations in the area. Erich is currently a member of Crossroads church and serves on the prayer team. Erich has attained a Bachelor’s of Business Administration in Marketing and Operations Management from the University of Cincinnati, and an MBA from Northern Kentucky University.

Nicole comes to Reset from the Life Learning Center, where she was a Volunteer Coordinator and Education Continuum Specialist. Nicole used her education, life and work experience to help hundreds of clients secure employment, discover a true sense of integrity and dignity by empowering each and everyone of them to believe in themselves. She was recognized and regarded as someone who cares and will go the extra mile to help others learn, grow, and pass on what they have learned. When Nicole is not at work, she can be found spending time serving her local church, assisting in prayer teams, mentoring or facilitating small groups. Nicole is an ordained minister and enjoys ministering to others.

Daniel Woods comes to us from Voices of Hope where he was a Recovery Coach and a certified Peer Support Specialist. Personally, he is in long-term recovery and has seen the devastation that addiction has on people, their families and the community. He is passionate about working with people and feels that his experience can help others see that there is HOPE and there are people that care about them and want to see them succeed.

Before Voices of Hope, Daniel worked at the Life Learning Center where he started out as a candidate and then a graduate and then an employee where he helped set up the Peer Support program and was responsible for education and helped write curricula and facilitated the same classes that he himself sat in as a candidate. 

Daniel is active in his church where he is in the School of Ministry and works with the outreach team to help those in the community. Daniel’s dream is to someday have a Recovery ministry to help those that need help and to help bring families together again.