Drug Court is an alternative felony level sentencing program for non-violent drug offenders.I work closely with clients to address individual needs, provide appropriate supports, and make necessary referrals. In August 2012, I was an advocate for the passing of Bill 1665; it was signed into law by Governor Lynch, and January 1, 2013, took effect.In July 2013, I was one of eight New Hampshire representatives invited to Capital Hill to meet with Senator Ayotte, Senator Shaheen, and Congresswoman Kuster to discuss alternative sentencing and the direction it is developing in our State.I am currently working with several agencies throughout the state to develop a database that would link us together allowing a larger scale of information exchange.In 2015, I became a Certified Recovery Worker, I went on to earn my certificate to be able to train others to become Recovery Workers. Also, in 2015. I was trained in Prime for Life, an evidence - based prevention and intervention program.January 2016, I passed the State licensing board exam for Alcohol and Drug Counselors. Changing my job title to Clinical Case Manager.

I've supervised both male and female Inmates of all classification levels in a direct supervision atmosphere. I worked with community corrections supervising Electronic Monitoring and Drug Court clients out in the community.