WHAT IS FRAA?
FRAA is a family-based initiative of prevention experts focused on helping affected family members and their loved ones in need of care (LNC) to find recovery.
FRAA is a recovery-centered resource platform with access to support groups, education, and practical tools to help families heal, rebuild trust, and find strength together.
FRAA is a research-informed coalition providing educational opportunities to individuals, families, and professionals.
FRAA is an organization that upholds best prevention practices and principles of cultural competency and sustainability.
FRAA is a safe, non-judgmental place where shared life experiences build the foundations of hope and love so that healing can begin.
Helping families find hope in recovery from the disease of alcoholism and addiction.
WHAT FRAA IS NOT?
FRAA is not a rehabilitation center.
FRAA is not a medication-assisted treatment facility.
FRAA is not a cure for the disease of addiction.
FRAA is not a private, for-profit organization.
FRAA is not a cult or religious institution.
FRAA Executive Directors
Dr. Adam J. Pyecha
FRAA Founder
Lead Researcher and Training
Dr. Monica M Thompson - Henry
FRAA President
Grants, Proposals, and Non-Profit Liaison
Jessica Hensley, MA, Resident in Counseling, CSAC
FRAA Chief Clinical Officer
Clinical Research
William Dumas, CRNA
FRAA Treasurer
Research and Training
Sarah Yauger, BS Psych
FRAA Vice President
Grants and Proposals
FRAA Board of Directors
Chris Brydge, RPRS
Dr. Thomas J. Socha
Dr. Carol Kuprevich
Jeremy Stalls, CADC, ICADC
Meghan Sutherland, Small Business
Jodi Jackson Tucker, MML
Dr. Su Lee Chafin, LPCMH
Frank Thomas, CSAC
Latasha Rice, Alumni Coordinator
Jacquie VandenPlas, Family Connection Liaison