Rebecca “Becca” R
Brittanie Ramos
CMO
Brittanie Brings a wealth of knowledge to the executive team. She is a dedicated clinician at heart and places significant value on assisting people struggling with mental health and substance use disorders in finding the right program for the right reasons with high level clinical care. She has held numerous positions in different capacities ranging from Clinical Director to COO, as well as, a Treatment Placement and Associate Director of Business Development. Her experience in the corporate sector will be invaluable to the team in improving upon, our already, great program to an amazing program by informing processes and systems streamlining communication challenges with collateral resources and loved ones. Ms. Ramos always makes herself available to any vested party in the person’s recovery/treatment experience. Her unwavering dedication to quality of care is beyond reproach and sees each situation from beginning to end. We are so thrilled and grateful to have her as part of the organization.
Dr. Christian Small
Medical Director
Dr. Small received his medical degree at the University of Hawaii. He completed his medical residency in Psychiatry and Family Medicine at UCSD. He is board certified in Psychiatry, Addiction Medicine, and Family Medicine. Dr. Small is passionate about bringing quality care to patients suffering with addiction.
Julia Crane
Clinical Director
Julia Crane is an LCSW, and graduated from Indiana University with a MSW and BSW. Julia has specialized training in working with those struggling with trauma and addictions. In her work with clients she utilizes therapeutic treatment modalities focused on healing and processing trauma, identifying addiction as a symptom of unrecognized and undiagnosed mental health symptoms. In her work with those struggling with addiction, Julia identifies empathetic support and empowerment in her clients to assist them in visualizing and striving for a better future. Identified treatment techniques include EMDR, CBT, person centered approaches, DBT, mindfulness, ACT, LOGO, and IFS.
Megan R
Residential Technician
Megan R. graduated from Indiana University Southeast in New Albany, IN with a bachelor’s of science in psychology. She is currently pursing her master’s of Mental Health Counseling from Indiana University. As an intern therapist, she is interested in CBT, DBT, existential psychology, and positive psychology (specifically gratitude!).
Megan has experience working in community mental health as a case manager and care coordinator. She enjoys laughing whenever she can, spending time with her husband and family, writing, and loves to talk food.
Peyton L.
Detox Technician
Susannah F, M.ED., LMHCA
Therapist
Susannah is a licensed mental health counselor associate from Indiana. Susannah has a research background which helped develop her inquisitive nature and nonjudgmental approach to clients of all backgrounds. Her clinical experience spans community mental health to acute psychiatric care so she is familiar with myriad ages, identities, diagnoses, and experiences. Susannah uses a warm, direct approach to therapy and embraces the therapeutic effects of humor. She strives to help clients rediscover their genuine selves without the anguish of active addiction. Susannah believes trauma focus is a necessary factor in treating addiction and is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy. She is
approachable and sensitive to the delicate nuances of vulnerability that trauma and adverse life events carry. Using a strengths-based practice, she brings empathy, respect, and compassion to therapeutic relationships. Susannah knows all humans can achieve fulfilling lives and relationships, and is passionate about catering intervention styles to clients’ individual preferences and needs. She loves growing and learning, and energetically nurtures those qualities in others.
In her home life, Susannah values time with her family and their Newfoundland, Fezzik. She enjoys a low-key life filled with play, reading, experiential learning, crafts, and home/land renovations.
Randi Fulk, RN
Assistant Director of Nursing
This is Randi Fulk. She has worked in healthcare for over 10 years and is excited to pursue this new opportunity to help those that struggle with addiction. She has personal experience with addiction and wants to offer her knowledge and skills to this community to be a part of the resolution. She is eager to learn the ropes and looks forward to being as involved in each person’s healing process as possible. She is very compassionate about her work and puts her heart into everything she does. She tries to make it a point to listen to those voices that have a tendency to get talked over. She looks forward to being a part of their individual journey as they find their purpose and strive for your success.
Tiffani Lundy
Residential Technician
Tiffani Lundy is a Residential Technician at SEE Purpose with the compassion to help others succeed and see the potential in themselves after addiction. Tiffani has lived in Greene County her whole life. Although she does not have experience in this field, she has seen what addiction can do to someone from her time at the Sheriff’s Department and has seen what addiction can do to affect the ones close to her. She has great qualities and skills that can be an asset to the facility and clients. She is caring, kind, and has a heart for helping where needed.
Candace Marshall
Clinical Director
Candace brings a passion for mindfulness and for helping people navigate the devastating effects of trauma and addiction to SEE Purpose. Her perspective is that all human beings should be treated with dignity and respect, and everyone already has what they need in order to heal. Sometimes, we just need a guide to help us recover and remember our true purpose. She believes that with the right tools, guidance, and treatment team, our trauma, shame, and addiction experiences can be transformed, and channeled into healing and even growth.
Candace received her bachelor’s in social work from the University of Southern Indiana in 2008 and her master’s of social work in 2010. She is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) With over a decade of experience providing clinical services.
Candace has a wide array of experience working as both a clinician as well as a leader in programming, staff development, and clinical supervision. Her experience includes working with individuals and families of all ages, facing a diverse range of challenges including substance and process addictions, Trauma of all types, depression, anxiety, anger, impulsivity, emotional dysregulation, relationship and codependency issues, family conflict, grief, self-harm, suicidal thoughts and behavior, developmental disabilities, criminal charges, and involvement with the Department of Child Services.
Candace is engaging, knowledgeable, and dedicated to helping individuals find the purpose, peace, and sense of belonging and community that each of us deserves. Her intuitive, compassionate, non-judgmental nature allows her to Hold space for those who are suffering from progressive addiction and gently help guide them on their path to lifelong recovery.
Candace enjoys incorporating not only mindfulness-based interventions but creative/artistic expression, physical movement/yoga, and somatic interventions into her work with clients. She is trained in the practice of eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR). This can be a useful tool to incorporate when helping clients to resolve past traumas that have been contributing to cravings, triggers, and other aspects of addiction, and to process and recover from the trauma of addiction itself.
