THE
TEAM
The high quality staff at BTS make the daily mission of BTS possible. Every day, the dedicated BTS team carries out the commitment to our mission: quality services and serving the needs of our communities. Learn a little about our leadership team below.
Board of Directors
President
Chris Wiley
Vice President
Marcie Taylor, MSW
Co - Secretary
Amanda Laukant, LCSW
Co- Secretary
Alyssa Hetschel, LCSW
Community Member
Kalli Likeness, NCC, LPC, LAC
Community Member
Kelly Sengenberger
Community Member
Vicki Normoyle-Hipp
Leadership team
Executive Director
Lindsey Feola, LCSW
Lindsey Feola graduated with a BS in Social Work from Colorado State University and a Masters in Social Work from Newman University. Lindsey is passionate about serving vulnerable populations and advocating for social justice and change. Lindsey has experience providing case management services to families and people experiencing homelessness as well as providing clinical inteventions to individuals suffering from acute mental health disorders and substance abuse.
Clinical Quality Assurance Consultant
Kevin Robinson
MA, LPC, LAC
Kevin Robinson is the Clinical Quality Assurance Consultant for Behavioral Treatment Services. Kevin studied Psychology at Colorado State University and received his Master's degree in Forensic Psychology from the University of Denver. He has almost a decade of experience in the world of psychotherapy and is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Licensed Addictions Counselor. Kevin is responsible for administering the company's electronic health records system, internal auditing and compliance, and quality improvement across all sites and programs. Kevin is passionate about educating new therapists and interns and all things related to process improvement. In his free time, Kevin enjoys hiking, mountain biking, and rock climbing.
Weld County
Residential Supervisor
Casey Fritz
LCSW, CCTS, LAC
Casey's educational background is in Social Work. She graduated with a Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Mississippi, with a minor in Psychology. Casey then attended the University of Denver, where she graduated with a Master of Social Work and the Animal Assisted Social Work Certificate. Casey is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LSCW) in the state of CO and Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist through the Arizona Trauma institute (CCTS) . Casey uses her credentialed experience in her work within correctional facilities working with substance abuse and significant mental health concerns for many years. The programs at the Weld residential facility include an Intensive Residential Treatment program (IRT) and a Residential Dual Diagnosis Treatment program (RDDT). These programs provide a compassionate and empathetic intensive treatment intervention with step down treatment options for continuing care after completion of the program. Casey's priorities as a leader for BTS Weld is to ensure the safety of clientele and quality of care that clients are receiving from our qualified staff to better facilitate sobriety and reduction of recidivism.
Residential Manager
Riley Barr,
MSW, LCSW
Riley has a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from the University of Colorado Boulder, and a Master's degree in Social Work from the University of Denver. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). Riley has experience working with justice-involved individuals through case management with parolees, and through providing mental health/substance use treatment to residents in community corrections facilities. She has been working in the ICCS Kendall facility since August 2020, beginning as an intern. The programs at the ICCS Kendall facility include the Residential-Dual Diagnosis Treatment program (RDDT) and the Short-Term Alternative Residential Treatment program (START). The ICCS Adams facility focuses on the Residential Dual Diagnosis program (RDDT). Riley's priorities are to provide quality, individualized services for clients by staff that are passionate and knowledgeable about clients in the criminal justice system.
STIRT Manager
Sarah Jacobson,
M.A., LPC
Sarah has a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Criminology from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and a Master’s degree in Forensic Psychology from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. Sarah is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and has experience working with justice-involved individuals in outpatient treatment and in jail-based treatment. She is incredibly passionate about providing quality services to individuals involved in the criminal justice system. Sarah currently manages the Strategic Individualized Remediation Treatment (STIRT) program wherein residential clients are provided a safe and supportive space to work toward their goals of recovery and life without recidivism.
Outpatient Manager
Blake Banks, MA, LPCC
Bio coming soon!