
ABOUT STOUT STREET FOUNDATION

What We Do
At Stout Street Foundation we provide our residents a safe and supportive environment to overcome addiction and learn to thrive in their recovery. Our unique, long-term support model places an emphasis on relationships, life skills, and deeper healing.
SSF is a non-profit, self-sustaining organization without primary economic dependence on municipal, state, or federal funding. Within the structured environment, Stout Street Foundation provides all of our residents with food, lodging, and specific programs and treatment for residents their recovery.
Our recovery community provides a structured environment that uses evidence-based therapy and behavioral modification in a residential setting. Residents learn to care for themselves and others, establish personal accountability, and develop vocational skills to return to our community as productive and responsible citizens.
Our recovery community provides a structured environment that uses evidence-based therapy and behavioral modification in a residential setting. Residents learn to care for themselves and others, establish personal accountability, and develop vocational skills to return to our community as productive and responsible citizens.
Treatment At The Stout Street Foundation

Stout Street Foundation incorporates a number of evidence-based practices recognized by the Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Inner Child, Motivational Interviewing, Motivational Enhancement Therapy, and Relapse Prevention.
SSF uses peer accountability and support to create an environment of transparency and awareness of unhealthy behaviors.
A significant part of treatment is workforce development. Unemployment is a formidable barrier to sobriety and stability Residents take a job skills assessment and are placed on a track that builds on their previous work history, experience, and interests. Residents work at on-site or off-site jobs made available through the Foundation’s network of workforce development partners, creating an employment and skill pipeline that helps lead to gainful, stable employment at program completion.
Our Programs
Our Team

Brad Lucero III, CAS
Executive Director

Sharol Wells, CAS
President / CEO

Deidre Tygart, CAS
Director of Admissions & Outreach

Robyn Winters
Director of Development

Katie Brydon
Serenity Clinical Director

Eric Emery
Operations Specialist
Our Board

Eileen Shurmann
Chair

Stephanie Syner
Vice Chair

Keenan Van de Boogaard
Treasurer

Yolanda Gotier
Secretary

Dr. Kenneth G. Wilson
Board Member

Chris Gilbert
Board Member

Dr. Michael Simms
Board Member

Nicole Romola
Board Member

Dale Algrim
Board Member

Sheryl Goodman
Board Member

Amber Bartholomew
Board Member
