Meet the WSTC Supporting Staff

Kayla Moky, SUDP: Drug Court Coordinator

Bremerton

Hi, my name is Kayla Moky and I am an SUDP at West Sound Treatment Center in Bremerton. I was born and raised in Chicago, IL, and recently moved to Washington this past year with my spouse who is in the military. I am currently receiving my BA in Alcohol and Drug studies from Minnesota State University, Mankato. I played collegiate softball for the University and once COVID took over, I decided to finish my last year online while moving out to Washington. I am passionate in helping people, and work to connect with each diverse individual. I strive to share my knowledge with others while empowering them. I am here to listen and empathize with each personal experience that is presented to me. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my dog, friends, and family.

Keya Rohlman, SUDP/T: Drug Court Recovery Counselor

Bremerton

I am an SUDPT counselor at the Bremerton location of West Sound Treatment Center. I received my education for this career field from Olympic College in Bremerton, and also have a background in education through the University of Alaska. I have always been passionate about helping others and did that in the school districts for about 6 years working with behavioral students and in the Special Education Department. My goals now for this field are to help lift up and educate others in getting the help they need by sharing my own personal experience with addiction and spread hope to those who need it and watch them reach their goals in their new life of recovery. In my free time you can catch me outside rain or shine hiking, fishing, running, (basically anything active), or inside baking and reading, and always with my kids in tow.

New Start Jail Assessment Specialist

Port Orchard

Jordyn Lumby: New Start Re-Entry Clinician

Port Orchard

Hello! My name is Jordyn Lumby, I am a Substance Use Disorder Professional Trainee (SUDPT) and I work as the New Start Re-Entry Clinician. I grew up in Oregon and moved to Washington after entering recovery. I worked in the recovery field as a case manager, then a Certified Peer Counselor before taking the step to become what I am today! I am currently in my Bachelor’s in Social Work program at Walden University. I have a passion for assisting and educating people in their journeys toward living a healthy, full, recovery-oriented life. My goal is to provide a safe, person focused, space where care which focuses on equality and where self-motivated healing can thrive.  Outside of working with others my hobbies include painting, crocheting, and spending time in nature.

Nia Fouts: COMPASS Educational Vocational Navigator

My name is Nia Fouts. I am the COMPASS Educational Vocational Navigator at West Sound Treatment Center. I love being a part of the solution and being able to help and empower others to discover their true potential.

Annette Johnson: New Start Navigator

My name is Annette Johnson. I have a lifetime of experience with people and helping others for as long as I can remember. I have worked in various fields such as hospitality, human services, communications and for a moment I was even a carney. Although my degree is in the Arts and Sciences, I have found that I am passionate about people and assisting those going through SUD treatment since my own recovery started in 2006.  All these experiences have shaped me into the person I am today.

Gianna Adams, SUDP/T: Recovery Counselor

Bremerton

Hello, my name is Gianna Adams, I am an SUDP/T at the Bremerton Office. I grew up in the Bay Area of the great state of California. I moved to Kitsap after I completed a bachelor’s in psychology at the University of California, Sacramento. I am currently a student at Olympic college, finishing the SUDP program. I am passionate about helping others achieve their goals as well as encouraging self-discovery and healing. Some of my professional goals are to help those I work with see that they are capable of sustainable and healthy change by creating a safe place for healing to take place. My hobbies include spending time in the gym, swimming, learning new things, karaoke and cooking.

Michael Allan, SUDP: Recovery Counselor

Port Orchard

Hello, my name is Mike, and I’ve been navigating the path of recovery since 1989. I began my professional journey in this field at West Sound Treatment Center in 2016. Since then, I’ve gained experience with various agencies, but I’m now back at WSTC. My mission is to give back by sharing my personal experiences and professional knowledge to help others maintain sobriety long after completing treatment. If I can help even one child have a better life, it will all be worth it.

Cynthia Brady, SUDP: Recovery Counselor

Port Orchard

My name is Cynthia Brady. I am a Recovery Counselor at West Sound Treatment Center in Port Orchard, Washington. I was born in Pasco, Washington. I obtained my associates of arts & sciences degree at Olympic College in Human Services with an emphasis on Chemical Dependency Professional Training in Bremerton, Washington. While there I obtained a certificate in Case Aide, Manufacturing Technology and Chemical Dependency Professional Services. I obtained my bachelor’s degree at University of Washington in Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences with an emphasis on Ethnic, Gender and Labor Studies in Tacoma, Washington. My professional goals are to continue to strengthen my community by affecting change in the lives of those impacted by drugs, the criminal justice system, poverty, homelessness, racial discrimination, and barriers that prevent social and economical growth and advancement. My personal goals are to build up and empower the lives I meet by encouraging others, sharing knowledge, information, and wisdom that comes from a Power Greater than myself, whom I choose to call GOD. My hobbies consist of reading, writing, cooking, and refurbishing old furniture etc. I love to see lives change for the better and one of my favorite quotes is: “Be the Change You Want to See.”

Janine Hernandez, SUDP/T: Recovery Counselor

Poulsbo

Hello, my name is Janine Hernandez, and I am an SUDP/T at West Sound Treatment Center in Port Orchard. I graduated with my degree in Technical Arts Human Services from Olympic College in June 2022. My goal as a counselor is to show compassion and empathy for anyone who walks through our doors. With my ability to communicate with people of different backgrounds and walks of life, I hope to make my clients feel comfortable discussing difficult topics and deeply personal issues. I have a strong desire to help motivate while encouraging others to see their full potential and learn how to live and be their best true authentic self.

Recovery Counselor

Bremerton

Frankee Brezacek: Project Manager

Bremerton

My name is Frankee Brezacek, and I am the Project Manager for the REAL Team. It is my belief that the opposite of addiction is connection, purpose, and pride. I am a big fan of Dr. Seuss.

Concetta Freeland: Care Manager

Bremerton

Cherylynda Gordon: Peer Recovery Coach

Bremerton

Thomas Hester Jr: Peer Recovery Coach

Bremerton

Michelle Lamb: Behavioral Health and Harm Reduction Liaison & Project Lead

Bremerton

My name is Michelle Lamb, and I am the Liaison Project Lead and the Behavioral Health and Harm Reduction Liaison. After many years of being lost in active addiction, I finally made the decision to change my life. I graduated Kitsap County Drug Court and treatment here at West Sound Treatment Center. What once was my struggle is now my story. I live to impact my community in a positive way. Today my mission is to show others that there is a way out, and we do recover.

Kalina Harris: Supportive Housing and Transportation Liaison

Bremerton

Hey there, my name is Kalina. I’ve moved to Washington from Kansas in 2019. The PNW has been a dream for me because I find solace in the outdoors and enjoy many activities such as snowboarding, hiking, and paddle boarding. I’m happiest when I’m helping others. I’m thrilled to be apart of an organization dedicated to helping those in need.

Wendy Healer: Housing Case Manager

Hello, I am Wendy Healer, Housing Case Manager. I have my story and understand the struggle. I graduated Drug Court in 2014 and have a passion to help and give back what was given to me. I am blessed to be part of West Sound Treatment Center and to have the opportunity to do just that. We can do together what we couldn’t do alone. I want to show others that the light at the end of the tunnel can be reached, providing the ability to have safe stable housing and a new way to live. In my spare time (when I am not chasing my littles), I am rebuilding my dream car – a 1962 Nova – that’s my happy place.

Brendon Bean: Housing Case Manager

Greetings, my name is Brendon Bean, and I am the new Men’s Housing Case Manager at West Sound Treatment Center. My arduous journey from overcoming personal adversities such as homelessness, incarceration, and multiple inpatient treatments, to pursuing my education at Olympic College as an SUDP student, has profoundly shaped my approach to recovery support. This fall, I’m excited to continue my education in the bachelor’s program for Behavioral Health, which will enhance my ability to provide informed and compassionate care. My goal is to empower those I work with to offer gracious, empathetic, and loving support, helping them break free from addiction and transform their lives. When I’m not working or studying, I enjoy mountain biking, reading, and working out at the YMCA. I believe in the power of change and am here to support each step of your journey toward recovery.

Betsy Lusby: Bremerton OA

My name is Betsy. In addition to managing the front desk at Bremerton and keeping things running smoothly here, I also enjoy gardening and baking.

Melissa Sperry: Port Orchard OA

Hi, my name is Melissa! I am a mom of 3 plus one furbaby! I was born and raised in Washington, spent several years in Oklahoma, and recently moved back to be close to family! In my free time, I enjoy snuggling with my dog, spending time with family & friends and watching movies! I am excited to be apart of the WSTC team and give back to my community!

Cheyenne Bryson: Poulsbo OA

Sylvia Wilson: Clerical Assistant

Hi, my name is Sylvia Wilson and I am a Clerical Assistant for West Sound Treatment Center in Bremerton. I love being a part of the operation here. I’m currently focused on growing my skills, and I plan to pursue my bachelor’s in accounting to take on more responsibility and make a bigger impact. My family is from Oklahoma. We moved to Washington when I was 8, and it was a wonderful change for me. Also, I am the kind of person to start multiple small projects and swap between them regularly. My favorite hobbies are video games, crochet, and sudoku.

Sarah Soriano: Accounting Manager

My name is Sarah Soriano. I joined the WSTC family in February 2021. I have worked in the Accounting profession for 18 years and have handled managerial positions for more than 13 years. I came from Guam which was my first home prior to coming to the U.S. in 2006. I grew up in a family who serves the community, and I always have a soft spot to help others in my own little ways. Working with WSTC is another great means for me to extend help. I know that I can assist by providing reliable reports that will support the whole team’s purpose and noble aspirations to continuously help and improve people’s lives.

Kevin Brown: PC Parts & Service

My name is Kevin Brown. As the owner of PC Parts & Service, I strive to provide the best IT support and consulting for West Sound Treatment Center so they can provide the best service to their clients. I am proud to have been working with West Sound Treatment Center since 2020, and I hope that my services can help West Sound Treatment Center continue to provide world-class services and support for all of those that depend on them.