Beth Osborne, M.Ed., BSW
Beth is the Co-Executive Director and Co-owner of H.O.P.E. (Helping Others Pursue Excellence). Beth began working with individuals with developmental disabilities at the age of 18 while attending Campbellsville University to obtain a Bachelor’s in social work. Beth worked as a case manager for individuals with developmental disabilities for 3 years, before earning a Master’s in Special Education. Beth worked as an Exceptional Child Instructor in both Hardin and Marion Counties for 10 years. In 2011, Beth began providing positive behavior support services in the afternoons and on weekends to individuals receiving the MPW and SCL waiver. This new career path sparked an interest to start the process to open a company that provided quality and caring services through the MPW and SCL waiver programs; resulting in H.O.P.E. (Helping Others Pursue Excellence) beginning in 2017. In her free time, Beth enjoys traveling with her husband and 2 daughters, teaching Sunday School to 3-4-year-olds, and completing remodeling projects.
Beth Osborne, Director of Positive Behavior Supports, Co-Executive Director and Co-owner of H.O.P.E., Positive Behavior Support Specialist
Tammy Mattingly, M.Ed., LPCC-S
Tammy is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor-supervisor as well as the Co-Executive Director and Co-Owner at H.O.P.E. She obtained her Master of Education in Professional Counseling and Human Development from Lindsey Wilson College. Tammy is passionate about helping people pursue personal growth and meeting their own goals. She enjoys working with the youth but also likes to work with adults. Tammy sees clients at the clinic, located in Lebanon. Tammy utilizes a variety of techniques and approaches in therapy. Most frequently she uses the EMDR therapeutic approach to address traumatic events, Cognitive behavior therapy, solution-focused therapy, and Psychodynamic therapy. Tammy believes everyone has the answers to their questions and problems they just sometimes need assistance finding those answers. When she isn’t working, she enjoys spending time with her two children and traveling.
Tammy Mattingly, Clinical Counseling Director, and Co-Owner at H.O.P.E. Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor- Supervisor
Brody Mattingly, CGC
Brody is currently in training to complete his Therapy Dog certification for emotional and social support. Brody’s mother is the Clinical Director and Co-Owner at H.O.P.E. Brody’s mother is excited to offer a different approach to treating mental health symptomology in a rural area. Brody enjoys lifting spirits and lessening anxious or depressed moods. Brody has experience with lowering feelings of isolation and encouraging communication with H.O.P.E. clients. Brody currently sees clients in the Marion County clinic; however, after completion of K9 Academy and Therapy Training, Brody expects to travel outside the clinic to continue doing what he loves the most, helping others. In his free time, Brody enjoys playing fetch, getting belly rubs, and playing with his older brother, Viktor.
Brody Mattingly, Canine Good Citizen, Therapy Dog
Allyson Prewitt, B.S.
Allyson Prewitt graduated from Campbellsville University with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. Allyson works as a Targeted Case Manager for kids and adults. Her favorite part of being a case manager is seeing clients reach their goals, as well as being an encouraging and positive voice to her clients. Her hobbies include reading books, crafting, and watching movies with her husband and dog.
Athena Coman
Athena is studying at Lindsey Wilson College and is about to enter her senior year. Athena majors in Human Services and Counseling along with a Psychology minor. Athena is a cheerleader at Lindsey Wilson College. Athena plans to attain a Master’s degree in social work after graduation! Athena is joining us at H.O.P.E for an internship as a Peer Mentor with our Therapeutic Rehabilitative Services with Camp H.O.P.E.
Athena Coman, Peer Mentor with Therapeutic Rehabilitation Service Camp
Aubri Osborne
Aubri is a graduate of Marion County High School. Aubri currently attends college and majoring in Business Administration. Aubri enjoys golfing and traveling. She also works as a certified lifeguard in the summer. Aubri helps us keep the clinic clean and up to COVID-19 standards. We appreciate all the effort Aubri puts into anything she does, it is noticed!
Aubri Osborne
Beverly Thomas, M.Ed., PBSS
Beverly T. Thomas is a Positive Behavior Support Specialist who works diligently with individuals to support behavioral skills development. Beverly’s experience, as a teacher working with students with a wide variety of special needs, has allowed her to grow in areas that support her career as a behavior specialist. She continues to enhance her knowledge as a behavior specialist by being open-minded and keeping up with the latest research and workshops addressing current developments with behavior issues. Beverly is married to John L. Thomas and they have two children, Matthew and Caroline. She has been blessed with three grandchildren. Beverly is a retired Exceptional Child teacher from the Marion Co Public School System. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Middle School Education from Campbellsville University. She went on to complete a fifth-year program in Special Education and a Master’s in Education Leadership both from Eastern Kentucky University.
Beverly Thomas, Positive Behavior Support Specialist
Brandon Taylor, M.Ed., LPCC
Brandon is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor who completed his education at Lindsey Wilson College in 2017. Brandon received a Master of Education in Counseling and Human Development. Brandon believes that therapy isn’t necessarily something a person “needs” but more so a tool that one can use for progress and self-improvement. Brandon shares he thinks that clients can utilize the tool for improved awareness, greater perspective, and unlocking their potential. As many counselors believe and practice, Brandon shares he also embraces empathy and compassion in his approach to therapy as they are prerequisites to progress. Brandon has primarily worked with kids as a counselor but is looking to help more adults as he continues to grow in life. Outside of therapy, Brandon has a variety of interests from sports and gaming, to music and anime, and of course spending time with his lovely Wife, their daughter, and awesome dogs.
Brianna Taylor, M.Ed., LPCC-S
Brianna is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor-supervisor at H.O.P.E. She obtained her Master of Education in Professional Counseling and Human Development from Lindsey Wilson College in 2019. Brianna loves having the opportunity to meet people where they are and guide them on their path to healing. Her counseling philosophy is that each person already has what they need inside of them, and her job is to provide them with the necessary support, empathy, and acceptance to help them facilitate change. Brianna is passionate about providing people with hope and connection, advocating for clients, raising awareness about mental health, helping people to feel heard, and working with people of all ages. In her free time, Brianna enjoys reading and spending time with her husband, baby girl, and two dogs.
Brianna Taylor, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor-Supervisor
Caitlin Downs, M.Ed., LPCC, NCE
Caitlin Downs is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and a National Certified Counselor. Caitlin currently resides in Lebanon, Kentucky with her husband. Caitlin obtained her Master of Education in Professional Counseling and Human Development from Lindsey Wilson College in 2017. Caitlin recently became a fully licensed counselor at the end of March 2022. She has three years of experience working with children who are diagnosed with a variety of mental health disorders and developmental disabilities. Caitlin has also worked with several groups of adult males who were duly diagnosed with mental illness and substance use disorders at a residential alcohol and drug rehabilitation facility for the past year and a half. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family, and friends, going to church, reading, and listening to music.
Caitlin Downs, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, National Certified Counselor
Chonda Saettel, M.S,. CSW, P.B.S
Chonda Saettel is a recent graduate from Campbellsville University with a Master’s degree in Social Work. Chonda graduated from Lindsey Wilson College with a Bachelor’s degree in Human Services and Counseling. Chonda has worked with clients ages 3 to 100 with various learning abilities, mental diagnoses, and substance use disorders. Chonda loves to spend time with her family and friends and loves doing anything outdoors. Chonda passed her master’s exam and is waiting for full licensure credentialing.
Chonda Saettel, Certified Social Worker, Positive Behavior Support Specialist
Crissy Woods, M.S., PBSS, RBT
Crissy Woods, M.S., is a Positive Behavior Support Specialist for H.O.P.E. Crissy also attains a Registered Behavior Technician certification. Crissy has many years of working with individuals with behavioral and emotional needs. Crissy has worked in many environments with adolescents including, school, clinic-based, home, and community assessing participants from different learning abilities and mental health diagnoses. Crissy enjoys spending time with her daughter, friends, and family in her free time.
Crissy Woods, Positive Behavior Support Specialist, & Registered Behavior Tech
Dalyn Mattingly
Dalyn Mattingly is a junior at the University of Kentucky. Dalyn is currently a Psychology major with plans to attend graduate school once he graduates. In his free time, he enjoys playing golf and spending time with family and friends. Dalyn is also working to get registered as an RBT.
Dalyn Mattingly, Peer Mentor with Therapeutic Rehabilitation Service Camp
Dariann Smith-Updike, M.Ed., PBSS, LPCA, RBT
Dariann is a Licensed Professional Counseling Associate and the Clinic Director for counseling services at HOPE. She obtained her Master of Education in Professional Counseling and Human Development from Lindsey Wilson College. Dariann has a passion for working with youth and for that reason, she is currently seeing clients in Adair, Green, and Marion County School districts. Aside from mental health, Dariann provides services to clients with behavioral needs and attains a Registered Behavior Technician certification. Dariann’s area of interest includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Art-Based Interventions, and Solution-Focused therapy for treating Mental Health issues from Adjustment Disorders, ADHD, and Mood Disorders. Dariann holds a certification in Informed Trauma and has many credentialing education units focused on childhood trauma. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, volunteering, and traveling.
Dariann S. Updike, Licensed Professional Counseling Associate, Positive Behavior Support Specialist, & Registered Behavior Tech
Clinic Director for Counseling Services
Elisha Rhodes, M.Ed., Master in Education and Leadership
Elisha was born and raised in Union City Michigan and found a love for Campbellsville while attending college at Campbellsville University in 2000. While attending Campbellsville University, she received a bachelor’s degree in P-5 education. She then went on to pursue a Master’s in School Counseling, a Rank 1 in Educational Leadership, and certificates for Supervisor of Curriculum and Instruction, Director of People Personal, and Superintendent. Throughout her career, she has served in various capacities including middle school social studies teacher, high school guidance counselor, middle school principal, elementary principal, and student support services supervisor. She is married to her college sweetheart Nathan and they reside in Elkhorn
with their three boys. Her mission in life is to make a difference in the lives of those around her and love like Jesus. In 2022, Elisha started working at HOPE providing Behavior Support for children and families. She believes in meeting every client where they are to unlock the potential inside of them and get them where they were created to be. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family at their farm and serving others.
Elisha Rhodes, Positive Behavior Support Specialist
Faith Anderson, B.A.
Faith graduated from Lindsey Wilson College in 2021 with a Bachelor of Human Services and Counseling and Christian Ministries degree. Faith was a targeted case manager for HOPE before she took the position as Lead Case Manager for J.O.Y. Ministries. Faith enjoys working with kids and has a passion for making a difference. Faith is excited to work as a peer mentor this summer in the Therapeutic Rehabilitation Service at Camp H.O.P.E. In her free time, she enjoys reading, traveling, and volunteering.
Faith Anderson, Peer Mentor with Therapeutic Rehabilitation Service Camp
Jayda Dudgeon, B.A.
Jayda has a Bachelor of Social Work and is continuing her education for a Master of Social Work at the University of Kentucky. Jayda is passionate about helping others, especially youth. She has different experiences practicing substance use treatment, child protective services, and school social work. This is her first time in a clinical setting and she is looking forward to the learning experience at H.O.P.E. In her free time, Jayda enjoys doing her mani/pedis, spending time with her little sister, and taking her dog Zoe to the park!
Jayda Dudgeon, Master Level Intern, Peer Mentor with Therapeutic Rehabilitation Service Camp
Jessica Halcomb, B.A.
Jessica is from Columbia, Ky, and is a recent graduate of Lindsey Wilson College. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Human Services and Counseling and a minor in Psychology in December of 2021. She is beginning her career here at HOPE as a Community Support Specialist and then be promoted to Targeted Case Management. Jessica plans to further her education by obtaining her Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling starting May 2023. Jessica is passionate about helping others and making others’ day positive. In her free time, she enjoys being outside and spending time with her family. She also loves being a dog mom to her poodle, and a new mom!
Jessica Halcomb, Targeted Case Manager
Heather Hutchins, M.Ed., PBSS
Heather Hutchins, M.Ed., is a Positive Behavior Support Specialist for H.O.P.E. Heather is a former Exceptional Child Educator at Marion County Knight Academy in the Marion County Public School System. Heather first started working with students with disabilities at age 19 in an adapted Physical Education class while receiving her bachelor’s in Physical and Health Education at Berea College. Heather went on to work as an interventionist working with students struggling in the areas of Social Studies and Science at St. Charles Middle School while working on her Master’s Degree in Special Education at Campbellsville University. Upon completion of her Master’s degree, Heather was hired in the Marion County public school system as a Moderate/Severe Disabilities Teacher. This prompted Heather to continue her education receiving a Rank 1 from Eastern Kentucky University in Moderate to Severe Disabilities paired with an Autism Certification. While working on her Rank 1 Heather was hired at Home of the Innocents (2015) providing Behavior Support for Children and families receiving Michelle P. Waiver. In 2017, Heather started working at HOPE providing Behavior Support for Children and Families. Heather is currently working on becoming a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Heather enjoys working hard to help individuals with different abilities reach their full potential. In her free time, Heather enjoys spending time outdoors and riding horses.
Heather Hutchins, Positive Behavior Support Specialist, Behavior Support Consultant for Behavior Services
Jackie Votaw
Jackie is the Billing Specialist for H.O.P.E. As our billing specialist she takes care of a variety of financial and non-financial tasks to help guarantee each client is receiving services. Jackie handles the processing of incoming payments along with the issuing of necessary paperwork. Jackie’s passion is to help others, and she loves being able to do that through her position at H.O.P.E. Aside from helping others; Jackie enjoys spending time with her husband and three children as well as her two dogs. She also enjoys outings with her friends.
Jacki Votaw, Billing Specialist
Jackie Votaw
Jackie graduated from Danville High School and studied at Mid Continent University for a year. She has worn many hats in her career with titles of Accounts Payable, Bookkeeper, Team Leader, Medical Records, Manager, CNA, Rehab Tech, and Residential Assistant. Her title with HOPE will be Scheduler/Biller. In her free time, she loves spending time with her grandkids, hunting, and fishing.
Jacki Votaw, Billing Specialist, Scheduler, Front Desk Clerk
Jill Gaddie
Jill Gaddie, is married to Greg Gaddie, they have 4 children. Jill is a native of Marion County. Jill is an exceptional child educator with Marion County Public Schools. She has taught for 22 years. Jill brings an excellent skill set and knowledge with her to H.O.P.E. We are so excited for her to work with the MPW and SCL participants.
Jill Gaddie, Positive Behavior Support Specialist
Julia Scott, M.Ed., LPCA, TCM
Julia is coming to H.O.P.E. working part-time because Julia currently works full-time for Vocational Rehabilitation as a Counselor at Work Force Development. In March 2022, Julia obtained her license as a Professional Clinical Associate (LPCA.) Julia has facilitated groups for the National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI) and has over four years of experience as a Job Coach for a mental health facility. Julia has obtained an Associate Degree in Business, Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, and a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling. Julia will be seeing clients as a Mental Health Therapist and assisting the Targeted Case Management team by also working with clients as a Targeted Case Manager. In her free time, Julia enjoys spending time with her son and traveling.
Julia Scott, Licensed Professional Counseling Associate, Targeted Case Manager
Kaitlyn Walker
Kaitlyn Walker, Medical Specialist
Kassidy Mattingly
Kassidy Mattingly, Human Resources Administrator
Kayla Curtsinger, M.S., PBS
Kayla is originally from Louisville, Ky but relocated and now resides in Loretto, Ky. Kayla obtained her Bachelor’s degree from Eastern Kentucky University in 2018 and her Master of Arts in Applied Behavior Analysis paired with a certification in Autism from Ball State University in 2020. She is currently studying and planning to sit for her Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) exam. Kayla has been a practicing Registered Behavior Technician for three years utilizing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) with adolescents on the Autism Spectrum (ASD.) Kayla will be working as a Positive Behavior Support Specialist for H.O.P.E. In her free time, Kayla enjoys going to the lake with her family, traveling, and spending time with her fiancé, stepdaughter, and dog!
Kayla Curtsinger, Positive Behavior Support Specialist
Kim Miles M.S., LCSW 
Kim is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker at H.O.P.E. She obtained her Master’s in Social Work from Campbellsville University. Kim has worked in the mental health field for ten years and before that, she worked with individuals with special needs in the public school system. Most recently Kim provided intensive services to teens in a day treatment setting. Kim is passionate about aiding youth and women as they heal from trauma. Kim can accept all insurance. In her spare time, she enjoys the outdoors and riding horses. Kim loves spending time with her friends and family.
Kim Miles, Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Lauren Ferriell, B.A.
Lauren Ferriell earned a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from the Campbellsville University Carver School of Social Work. Lauren loves helping people, which is one of the many reasons why she chose to major in Social Work. Lauren is excited to see where the degree in Social Work takes her. Lauren plan’s to complete the Master’s degree in Social Work to further her education in the Social Work area. In Lauren’s free time, she likes to bake, go on walks, and spend time with friends, family, and her dog, Millie!
Lauren Ferrell, Bachelor of Social Work, Community Support Specialist
Monica Keene
Monica Keene is a Sophomore at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College. Her main goal is to complete her Associate in Art Degree. Monica enjoys painting, drawing, and sewing. She is also working towards being registered as a Registered Behavior Technician.
Monica Keena, Peer Mentor with Therapeutic Rehabilitation Service Camp, Registered Behavior Tech
Sabrina Garrison, MSW
Sabrina Garrison, Master of Social Work, Registered Behavior Tech
Samantha Berry M.S., BCBA
Samantha Berry is from Campbellsville, KY obtaining her bachelor’s degree at Bellarmine University in clinical/counseling psychology. Samantha is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and is licensed in the state of Kentucky (LBA), obtaining a Master of Science in Psychology at Capella University. Samantha has had over three years of experience utilizing applied behavior analysis (ABA) with children, adolescents, and adults on the Autism Spectrum (ASD). Samantha is working with individuals in the community as a target case manager, and Behavior Support Specialist with H.O.P.E. Samantha is excited to be part of the team and hopes to help make a positive change in the lives of others.
Samantha Berry, Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Masters of Science in Psychology, Board Certified Behavior Analyst, Licensed Behavior Analyst.
Sasha Hearn, B.A.
Sasha Hearn is a 22′ graduate of Lindsey Wilson College. Sasha graduated with a Psychology major and is working towards getting her Masters’s Degree. She is very interested in becoming an Art Therapist at this time. Sasha is assisting us this summer as a Peer Mentor with TRP, Camp H.O.P.E. She is very excited to broaden her work experience and knowledge by working with children, adolescents, and teenagers, as a peer mentor at camp.
Sasha Hearn, Peer Mentor with Therapeutic Rehabilitation Service Camp
Teresa Holbert, B.A.
Teresa is a strong advocate of community-based services. She has provided compassionate care and treatment for children and adults who struggle with mental, physical, or emotional challenges. While working on completing her Associate in Psychology/ Sociology/ Criminal Justice from Mid Michigan Community College, she volunteered as a court-appointed advocate for children who were victims of abuse and neglect. After receiving her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Western Kentucky University, she began her career in community mental health; where she is trained and certified as a supervisor and trainer for providers of targeted case management, supported employment, and peer specialists. Teresa’s passion for quality mental health led to her volunteering as a board member for the National Alliance of Mental Illness (NAMI) for two years. Teresa currently works full-time in our Lebanon, KY office and is the supervisor for TCM services. Teresa has also been promoted to Chief Compliance Officer to oversee all departments at H..O.P.E. As a lifelong learner, Teresa spends her free time reading and learning ways to serve family, community, and church.
Teresa Holbert, Targeted Case Management Supervisor, Chief Compliance Officer
Tiffany Bickett, B.A.
Tiffany is an office assistant at H.O.P.E. Tiffany is a similar face to the clinic because she was an intern while she finished her bachelor’s degree. Tiffany is a graduate of Lindsey Wilson College where she double majored in Human Services & Counseling and Psychology. Tiffany has plans to pursue a degree in clinical psychology, to become a clinical child psychologist. Tiffany is a full-time Doctoral Student in the Doctoral Program at Spaulding University. In her free time, Tiffany enjoys taking photographs, traveling, and spending time with her friends and family.
Tiffany Bickett, Office Assistant