Ladoska “Sheree” Yeager, MA, LPC is a counselor at Lily’s Place Family Center, where she provides counseling to adults and children experiencing difficulties relating to anxiety, depression, grief, abuse, parenting, the effects of substance use in the family, and other mental health issues.

Sheree attended Marshall University, earning her Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in counseling. She has been a Licensed Professional Counselor since 1999. Sheree’s career has allowed her to work as a career counselor, domestic violence and sexual assault counselor, mental health counselor, and teacher. At Lily’s Place Family Center Sheree supports adults and children as they work toward healthier lives that build healthier families and communities.

Jennifer joined our team in May of 2021. She holds a master’s degree in Rehabilitation Counseling and is a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor. She is also pursuing certification as a specialist in vocational evaluation. Her role as case manager keeps her busy helping clients at our NAS center and at our Behavioral Health Center. She helps our clients navigate local resources to help them become more independent and successful. She also is an advocate for our clients to receive services and a guide for them to navigate the legal system. Her passion for her job and for working at Lily’s Place comes from being a child in a home broken by substance use. Her greatest wish is to help people break the generational cycle of addiction and to help heal our community, one mother, one father, one child at a time.  

Alicia is one of our Peer Recovery Coaches here at Lily’s Place. Alicia herself went through 10 years of suffering from addiction and understands exactly what our parents are going through, she now has over 10 years of continuous abstinence-based recovery and a passion for helping others find a life without drugs or alcohol. She is here for the parents to utilize during their baby’s stay and is also available after the baby is released. She has the unique opportunity to relate and empathize with the daily struggles of our parents. Alicia’s primary focus is on our mothers and helping them with encouragement, guidance, and resources to better equip them to become the mothers they wish to be.

Regina spent 15+ years suffering from active addiction. She now has several years of continuous sobriety and has spent that time passionately working as a peer recovery support specialist. Now she chooses to walk hand in hand with those who suffer with addiction and substance use disorder from darkness into light. Regina is here for the parents to utilize during and after their stay with the babies as well as serving others in our community at our behavioral health facility. Regina's primary focus is to strive to empower individuals to achieve their hopes, dreams, and goals and connect them with their personal recovery journey in order to maintain long term sobriety. There is help and there is hope.