Christine is a compassionate and dedicated advocate for individuals in recovery, with a steadfast commitment to supporting women on their journey to sobriety. As the Founder of the WMVP Sober Living Program, Christine has created a nurturing and empowering environment where women can find the strength and resources they need to rebuild their lives.

Driven by a passion for helping individuals in early recovery thrive, Christine founded the Second Chance Employment Program and Second Chance Parenting program. These innovative initiatives provide vital support and resources to individuals as they navigate the challenges of entering the workforce and parenting while in recovery.

In her role as Coordinator of the MVP CYS Program, Christine empowers participants to become fully functional and responsible parents in recovery. Through personalized support and guidance, she helps individuals build the skills and confidence needed to create stable and nurturing environments for themselves and their families.

Christine’s dedication to supporting those in recovery has earned her recognition and accolades within the community. She is a recipient of the Delaware County Partner’s Prevention Award, honoring her commitment to serving individuals in recovery throughout the community. Additionally, Chrissie was appointed to the Delaware County Women’s Commission, where she continues to advocate for the needs of women in recovery.

Christine’s initiatives and advocacy efforts have garnered attention from county, state, and national leaders, earning her an invitation to the White House to advocate for her Second Chance initiatives. Her tireless dedication to empowering individuals in recovery has made a lasting impact on the lives of countless individuals and families.

Christine is a graduate of Penn State University, where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology. She furthered her education at Eastern University, where she graduated with her Master’s in Clinical Counseling. Chrissie is certified in both EMDR Trauma Counseling and Relapse Prevention Therapy (RPT), bringing a wealth of expertise and experience to her work in supporting individuals in recovery.

As a person in long-term recovery herself, Christine understands firsthand the challenges and triumphs of the recovery journey. She is a proud resident of Delaware County, where she resides with her family, embodying her commitment to fostering hope, healing, and resilience within her community.