Meet the Staff

Deanna Bailey is the Program Director of ADAC.  She has over 40 years of direct counseling services in accredited Maryland state agencies.   She has over 2000 hours of certified training and clinical supervision.  She is a Certified Alcoholism Counselor in MD and a National Certified Addiction Counselor II.  She is also a Certified Associate Counselor-Alcohol and Drug as well as a National Certified Gambling Counselor.

Tyler is a Certified Associate Counselor - Alcohol & Drug. Tyler began with ADAC as an intern in 2015 and has continued to grow with company and received her supervisor status in 2021. Her educational background includes a BS in Psychology with a concentration in chemical dependency counseling and addictions from Frostburg State University in 2015.  She facilitates numerous outpatient treatment groups, including Intensive Outpatient Treatment, individual counseling and the 12-hour DUI education program. Tyler chose to work in this field due to her personal experiences and wanting to help others.

Lisa is a Certified Associate Counselor - Alcohol & Drug through the MD Board of Professional Counselors and Therapists. She has a Master's Degree in Psychology with a concentration in Addiction from Purdue University. Her personal experience with addiction has given her a drive and sincere desire to make a difference. Addiction is not black and white and it is important to her to individualize treatment for all of her clients.

Katelyn is an Alcohol & Drug Trainee Counselor. Her educational background includes being 2006 Graduate from Allegany College of Maryland & a 2018 graduate of Garrett College, with a degree in Addictions Counseling. Katelyn's passion is to give back to her community and advocate for the most vulnerable populations. Katelyn uses every opportunity to learn and grow, with her clients. Katelyn is grateful, daily, for this journey.

Amy is a Alcohol & Drug Trainee. She graduated from the Human Service program at ACM with her Associate's Degree and addiction certification and is currently pursuing her Bachelor's Degree through the Behavioral Health program at Seton Hill University. Amy's passions involve helping others to see the light in the darkness and being an advocate for those that face stigma. She believes that it is important for everyone to be seen and heard and takes pride in being a safe space for everyone.