I am the Program Director for The Salvation Army Harbor Light Center, dedicated to creating innovative, compassionate solutions for individuals and families affected by substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. My work centers on designing and implementing programs that meet people where they are—helping them build the skills, confidence, and support systems they need to transform their lives.

With expertise in dual diagnosis and addiction counseling, I strive to combine clinical best practices with a human-centered approach that honors each person’s story. In my role, I manage program budgets, ensure compliance with policies and standards, and lead teams committed to excellence in care. I am also deeply engaged in community partnership building, fundraising, and advocacy—because lasting change happens when we work together.

At the heart of my work is a belief in possibility: that with the right support and connection, recovery can become not just an outcome, but a renewed way of living.

I was born in South Korea and adopted by an American family and raised in Denver in South Park Hill. I enjoy the outdoors, am a dog mom, and love connecting with people.