Avenues Recovery Center at Prince Frederick

Moshe Schonbrun serves as the executive director at Avenues Recovery Center at Prince Frederick. Moshe’s passion for recovery is fueled by close personal encounters with the ravages of addiction, and the transformative power of treatment and recovery.  Prior to joining Avenues, Moshe directed a non-profit organization at The University of Arizona in Tucson.

As Executive Director, Moshe oversees all organizational functions to ensure that every task, employee, and client interaction is imbued with the Avenues philosophy and mission.
Moshe is obsessed with his three children, and loves spending his time with them. He enjoys espresso, sailing on the Chesapeake Bay, trees, sad music, and CrossFit. He is also struggling in his attempts to learn to play the flute.

Dr. Paul Kulpinski hails from Silver Spring, MD. His educational journey includes a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Virginia Tech and a Medical Doctorate in Family Medicine & Addiction Medicine and Behavioral Medicine from the University of Maryland. He completed his residency at UMD, showcasing his commitment to the medical field.

Dr. Kulpinski's impressive list of degrees is a testament to his dedication to his profession. He continues to enhance his skills by focusing on counseling, motivational interviewing, medical expertise, and acceptance therapy.

His career choice was deeply influenced by personal experiences, having witnessed friends and family struggle with mental health and co-occurring disorders. Driven by a genuine interest in psychosocial aspects and helping individuals transform their lives, he found his calling in addiction medicine and behavioral medicine, where he specializes in aiding those feeling trapped in their behaviors.

Beyond his professional life, Dr. Kulpinski cherishes moments spent with his wife, two teenage children, and their two beloved dogs. He's an avid fan of the Orioles, having attended numerous games, and enjoys participating in community events, demonstrating his commitment to both family and community.

Katie Erly is a dedicated clinical director at Avenues Recovery Center, hailing from Huntingtown, MD. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from the University of Maryland Baltimore County and went on to pursue a Masters in Social Work from the University of Maryland at Baltimore. With over 26 years of experience in social work and mental health, Katie has a passion for addiction treatment and helping others.

In December 2022, Katie joined Avenues Recovery Center to lead the clinical team. Her vast clinical expertise and guidance enable her to provide the best possible treatment and outcomes for clients. Katie believes in proper diagnosis and treatment as the foundation for success in recovery, and she brings a unique perspective to addiction treatment.

Outside of work, Katie is a family-oriented person with five children and one grandchild on the way. She lives in Calvert County with her two dogs and enjoys traveling, skiing, relaxing at the beach, and baking desserts in her free time.

Ruthie Jackson is a dedicated addiction treatment professional originally from St. Marys. She has a BA in Psychology from Salisbury University and a BA in Art from Catholic University. Ruthie expanded her knowledge of the field by achieving her Certificate in Drug and Alcohol Counseling, as she found many of her clients in Mental Health were dually diagnosed. Although she did not expect to work directly in addiction treatment, she was offered a part-time position and has never looked back. Ruthie loves her job at Avenues and is grateful that life guided her in this direction.

In her personal life, Ruthie believes that family is everything. She spends all of her free time with her husband and son, traveling and experiencing new adventures together. Ruthie knows that life is short, and she treasures every precious moment.

Barry Moomou hails from Harrisonburg, VA, and pursued his education in Murfreesboro, NC. Though he did not follow a traditional academic path, his experiences in the Marine Corps and the Metropolitan Police Department have equipped him with a unique set of skills and perspectives.

After retiring, Barry discovered his true calling in addiction treatment. With a history of addiction in his family, he has witnessed the transformative power of recovery firsthand. This personal connection drives his passion for helping others on their recovery journeys.

Barry is a proud single father of a son and a daughter. Over the past 17 years, his career in addiction treatment has afforded him the flexibility to be present in his children's lives. He has watched them play sports, coached their teams, and participated actively in their upbringing. Barry is genuinely grateful for the balance he has been able to maintain between his professional and personal life.

Lori Sacks hails from Syosset, NY, and attended Ithaca College, where she earned a Bachelor of Music in Music Education. After a distinguished 31-year career as a music teacher, Lori continued to share her love of music through music ministry on the Worship team at a large church. As she approached her final working years before full retirement, she sought a fulfilling role in the Admin field and found it at Avenues through Indeed.

Lori's responsibilities at Avenues encompass Purchasing and HR, and she has discovered a deep passion for the community and mission of Avenues. This new chapter in her career has been incredibly positive and rewarding.

Lori is married to a wonderful social worker husband , and they have two grown sons. One of her sons works for the brand-new Avenues in Baton Rouge! In her free time, Lori enjoys being a soccer mom, and she's still trying to figure out what "off-sides" means .

Meghan McCullum hails from Saint Leonard and pursued her higher education at Liberty University, earning a B.S. in Religion and Christian Counseling, as well as an ADT. She is currently working towards her CSC-AD certification.

Meghan chose a career in addiction treatment because she recognizes that addiction is a pandemic that transcends religion, class, and race. Her passion lies in being part of a team that brings hope and healing to those who are suffering.

In her personal life, Meghan enjoys kayaking, fishing, reading, and spending quality time with her husband and church family. These activities bring her joy and balance, complementing her dedication to her professional work.

Sarah Harrington hails from Huntingtown, MD. Although she hasn't pursued any formal degrees, she is considering furthering her education with an ADT in the future. Sarah is known for her patience and empathy, qualities that shine through in her work helping people. She finds real inspiration in witnessing the transformations of those she assists.

Sarah is also a devoted mother to two wonderful teenage daughters. Together, they enjoy spending time at the beach, visiting amusement parks, and having movie nights. These cherished family moments bring joy and balance to her life.

Hayley Bimson is from Lexington Park, MD, and serves as an administrative assistant at Avenues Recovery Center at Prince Frederick. She attended the College of Southern Maryland. Although she is unsure about pursuing further education, Hayley finds great joy in helping people and witnessing the progress of everyone’s work. She loves being able to provide a listening ear for clients, and knowing that her support has made a difference.

In her personal life, Hayley is the youngest of three siblings, with an older brother and sister. She has a daughter and enjoys coaching and cheerleading on the side when she is not working.

Brent Thompson serves as a Behavioral Health Technician Supervisor at Avenues Recovery Center at Prince Frederick. Originally from Erie, PA, he earned his bachelor's degree in psychology from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He currently holds an ADT trainee status and aspires to obtain a CAC-AD.

Brent chose the field of addiction treatment with the goal of saving lives. He brings a unique perspective to his work by utilizing motivational interviewing techniques to encourage the best outcomes, always focusing on the positives.

In his personal life, Brent is a proud father of two energetic boys and has been happily married for nearly two years. He is a football fanatic who enjoys spending time with his family, exercising, and traveling.

Tamia Musgrave, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, PMHNP-B, CARN-AP, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, has over 27 years of clinical experience in the healthcare industry. As a dual-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Practitioner (PMHNP-BC) and Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-C), she utilizes a patient-centered approach in treating individuals and families. Her mission is to motivate and empower people to reach their optimal health and wellness through an individualized, holistic plan; addressing both the behavioral and physical health needs of her patients.

As a certified addiction specialist, Tamia is dedicated to helping people recover from substance abuse by utilizing medication assisted therapy, like Suboxone and similar medications, in combination with counseling.

Tamia believes that good mental health strengthens the ability of our clients to cope with daily life circumstances or issues. Tamia is committed to helping our clients with their behavioral health concerns so they may create a new path to the life they desire. 

Catherine Costantino, CRNP, is a nurse practitioner at Avenues Recovery Center at Lake Ariel. Originally from La Plata, MD, She attended Ohio State University, where she earned her Master of Science in Nursing (MSN). Currently, she is pursuing a post-master certificate in psychiatric/mental health.

Catherine's career in addiction treatment began serendipitously when a recruiter discovered her resume and reached out. Since then, she has developed a passion for the field and has been actively employed in Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment for 6.5 years.

On the personal side, Catherine has three adult or nearly adult children, three cats, and a dog. She loves to travel as often as she can, embracing new experiences and adventures.

Travis Roberts is a Nurse Practitioner from LaPlata, MD. He went to Regis Catholic University and achieved a Master’s of Science in Nursing. He is board certified in family medicine and psychiatry. He is currently working on furthering his credentials or education. He chose this career and his passion for addiction treatment because he believes in a holistic approach to recovery. In his spare time, he enjoys skiing, hiking, gardening, and related outdoor activities with his wife and four children.

Brandi Keen is a compassionate counselor from Dundalk, MD. She attended Anne Arundel Community College and earned degrees in Human Services and Addiction Counseling. Brandi is currently working towards her LCPC credential to further her education and expertise in the field.

Brandi’s personal experience with addiction and loss has fueled her passion for helping others struggling with addiction. Her unique perspective and approach to addiction treatment is person-centered, providing unconditional positive regard for each client. She understands that addiction is a disease and requires personalized care and attention for successful recovery.

Outside of work, Brandi enjoys living on a small farm in Lusby, which is a lifelong dream come true. She is a mother of two, with a newborn baby and an 11-year-old son. In her free time, Brandi enjoys spending time with her family and pets, and exploring new hobbies.

Danielle Murphy is a Primary Counselor at Avenues. She is from Prince Frederick and went to AACC. She has achieved her Associates degree and is currently working on furthering her credentials towards her bachelors. Danielle chose this career because she was an addict and had been in and out of treatment. Her last treatment center was Avenues, where she gained her life back with the help of an amazing counselor. Danielle wants to give back to someone what her counselor gave to her. She is unique in her role at Avenues because she has been through it and knows what it feels like to want to die because you can’t get clean and to want to use. Danielle has a 15 year old son, has been sober for little over 4 years, loves to dance, has 2 awesome dogs, and loves to travel. Her favorite thing is Mickey Mouse.

Andrea Hawkins is a compassionate addiction treatment professional originally from Prince Frederick. She holds an Associate degree in Human Services from the College of Southern Maryland and is currently working towards furthering her education in the field.

Andrea chose this career path because she has witnessed the devastating impact of addiction on her extended family, friends, and loved ones. Her personal experiences have fueled her passion to make a difference and help those who are struggling with addiction.

In her personal life, Andrea enjoys spending time with her family, including her two children. She loves the beach and has a passion for traveling and exploring new places. Her dedication to helping others and love for life make her an asset to the addiction treatment field.

Danell Johnson serves as a primary counselor at Avenues Recovery Center at Prince Frederick. Hailing from Washington, D.C., he has earned a B.S. in Mass Communications with a focus on TV and Radio Production from Towson University, and is currently pursuing a B.S. in Psychology with a concentration in Mental Health Counseling.

Danell has a passion for helping people and excels at using his communication skills to convey vital information. Before embarking on his journey in addictions counseling, he lived and worked in Japan as an ESL teacher, teaching over 5,000 individuals from over 50 countries, ranging in ages from 3 to 95 years old. He spent over 20 years teaching academic and life skills to adults, and later social studies to elementary and middle school students. Seeking a career change, he felt guided by his higher power to transition into addictions counseling. Danell finds immense fulfillment in witnessing the transformative impact of his work on individuals' lives.

In his personal life, Danell is married and has one son. He enjoys cooking and spending time in nature. 

Marion Coletrain hails from Long Island, NY, where he nurtured his passion for addiction treatment. His educational journey led him to various prestigious institutions, including Boston University, where he earned his Bachelor's degree, and Webster University, where he achieved a Master's degree. Currently, he is diligently working on his dissertation at the University of Phoenix, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to furthering his education.

Marion's impressive list of degrees is complemented by his recent achievement of becoming an approved supervisor with Alcohol and Drug Certification in April 2023.

His career choice is driven by a profound desire to advocate for those who are often overlooked—the "lost, the least, and the left out." Marion's unique perspective on addiction treatment recognizes it as a complex biopsychosocial disease, encompassing mental, physical, social and emotional dimensions.

Outside his professional pursuits, Marion takes pride in being a loving father to two remarkable children. He is dedicated to a healthy lifestyle, spending his time working out and in the gym. As a vegan, he is passionate about ethical dietary choices. His love for animals, particularly dogs, shines through in his deep affection for pets. Marion's multifaceted approach to life reflects his commitment to personal well-being, family, and his dedication to advocating for individuals impacted by addiction.

Mary Laborie hails from Rochester, New York, and serves as the clinical program director at Avenues Recovery Center at Prince Frederick. She pursued her education in social work at Robert Wesleyan College and the University of Mary, where she earned both her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Social Work.

Mary is deeply passionate about addiction treatment and approaches her work with the philosophy of treating every individual as she would her own family. This compassionate and personalized approach has been central to her practice.

In her personal life, Mary has two adult children with whom she loves spending time. She enjoys riding her bike to the beach, trying new recipes, exploring new restaurants, and renovating her cozy beachside house. Mary loves spending time with her beagle, Ringo.

Jamel Garrett, a native of Clayton, NC, is on a mission to make a positive impact through his career in mental health services. He acquired an Associates in Applied Science in Mental Health Services and holds certifications as a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (2013) and Maryland Certified Chemical Dependency Counselor, in addition to being a Maryland ADT.

Jamel's dedication to his field extends to his ongoing pursuit of knowledge. Currently, he is in the midst of a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program at Walden University, demonstrating his commitment to furthering his credentials and expanding his expertise.

His career path was shaped by a profound realization during his deployment to Iraq in 2008, where he discovered his passion for assisting others through their struggles. This revelation led him to transition from Security Forces to Mental Health Services. In 2014, after becoming a certified counselor, he was stationed at the DoD prison in Charleston, SC, solidifying his desire to continue this work beyond his military retirement. Having witnessed firsthand the devastating impact of untreated mental health issues and addictions on both his career and his family, Jamel is determined to contribute to the healing process.

In his personal life, Jamel is a proud husband and father to two children. His two-decade-long career in the Air Force has instilled in him a strong sense of discipline and dedication. Beyond his professional pursuits, he finds enjoyment in basketball, reading, and the enriching experiences of travel. Jamel's multifaceted life reflects his commitment to his family, his country, and his enduring passion for helping others find healing and hope.

Jerone Woodard hails from Waldorf, Maryland, and works as a primary counselor at Avenues Recovery Center at Prince Frederick. He earned an Associate of Applied Science in Human Service Counseling from the Community College of Baltimore County, and is currently preparing to take the test for Certified Supervised Counselor (CSC) status. Jerone will be starting classes in August to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Human Service Counseling at Walden University.

Jerone’s passion for addiction treatment stems from personal experiences. Having lost family members to substance abuse and struggled with dependence himself, he chose this career to be part of the solution. Jerone believes in addressing addiction through empathy and understanding, drawing from his own journey to help others.

On a personal note, Jerone has been married for nine years and has two stepchildren. He enjoys playing basketball, running, and constantly seeking new knowledge.