
Jordan Hussey Rice, CAC1
Executive Director
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Jordan Hussey is a person in long-term recovery and makes it her life’s mission to help others who are facing similar struggles. During her early recovery from Substance Use Disorder, she found many people didn’t talk about recovery, wellness or the resources that are available. Today, Jordan speaks about that struggle and uses her experience to advocate and empower others and to connect them with the resources they may need.
Before joining J’s Place, she worked with the Georgia Council on Substance Abuse as a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Peer Recovery Coach at Northeast Georgia Medical Center. Prior to this, she was a Substance Abuse Tech at Twin Lakes Recovery Center.
She is CAC1 Certified as a Peer Specialist in Addictive Diseases, Certified Addiction Recovery Empowerment Specialist, in Medication Assisted Treatment and Trauma Informed Care as well as Whole Health Action Management.

ALESHA JORDAN, Recovery Coach
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KIRSTEN JONES, Recovery Coach
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Kirsten Jones is passionate about helping others find hope, healing, and purpose through recovery. Drawing from her own journey of overcoming adversity, she understands the transformative power of faith, community, service, and connection. Her lived experience, combined with professional training, allows her to walk alongside individuals as they navigate their own paths toward healing and personal growth. Kirsten has served her community previously with Acceptance Recovery Center in Athens, Twin Lakes Recovery Center in Monroe, and the Georgia Mental Health Consumer Network onsite at the Gainesville Day Reporting Center, supporting individuals impacted by substance use disorders, mental health challenges, and involvement in the criminal justice system. Her certifications and training include Certified Peer Specialist in Mental Health (CPS-MH), Certified Peer Specialist in Addictive Diseases (CPS-AD), Forensic Peer Mentor, with continuing education in WRAP, WHAM, Trauma-Informed Care, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), and Harm Reduction. Kirsten believes that service changes lives. Her mission is to offer hope, inspire growth, and remind others that recovery is possible and that a fulfilling life is within reach.
