Course Listing - by Instructor

Name Biography
Jordan Adair

Jordan Adair holds a Bachelor of Science in Philosophy and is currently a Counselor-in-Training working towards professional social work licensure in 2026. He serves as a counselor, providing guidance and support to individuals navigating substance use and mental health challenges. Jordan integrates philosophical insight with practical, compassionate care to promote personal growth and lasting recovery.

 

 

Kylia Eastman

Kylia serves as the Court and DCFS Advocate for Harbor House, Inc. She holds a Bachelor’s of Psychology and is an Alcohol and Drug Counselor. She dedicates her time to advancing recovery within restorative justice programs, and empowering individuals and their families. With a deep commitment to advocacy and community well-being, Kylia works to bridge systems of support and foster healing and long-term change. Alcohol and Drug Counselor. With a deep commitment to advocacy and community well-being, Kylia works to bridge systems of support that foster healing and long-term change. Outside of her professional role, she values time with her family and enjoys outdoor activities, art, and spiritual growth.

 

 

Caitlyn Johnson

LCSW

Kim Shuler

LCSW

Jessica Sparks

Jessica has been employed with Harbor House, Inc. for four years, currently serving as a Screening Specialist. She is pursuing a Bachelor’s of Human Services, and is a Counselor in Training. She is dedicated to helping individuals who are seeking treatment access the services they need, while providing hope and compassion.

 

 

Miste Trent

BSW

Richey Williams

Richey Williams has worked at Harbor House for the last two and a half years as a Recovery Coach, providing both case management and counseling support to individuals in recovery. Before joining Harbor House, Richey spent four and a half years with the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) where he gained valuable experience working with families and individuals navigating complex life challenges. He is a certified alcohol and drug counselor (ADC) and is pursuing his master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with plans to become a licensed counselor upon graduation in May 2026. Richey is passionate about empowering individuals to achieve lasting recovery and emotional wellness through empathy, education, and evidence-based practice.