Charles serves as the Office Administrator at Blue Ridge, bringing a unique blend of numerical and administrative expertise. Previously, he worked selling cost segregation strategy reports to optimize depreciation for real estate professionals, enhancing their cash flow. Outside the office, Charles enjoys spending quality time with family and friends, and traveling the world.
Courtney has been in the behavioral health field for three years and has over a decade of experience in healthcare. Before joining Blue Ridge, she worked as a manager in residential treatment housing, supporting individuals with diverse mental health diagnoses and addiction challenges. Courtney is passionate about building connections and gathering resources to better serve her clients, ensuring they receive the support they need. She finds fulfillment in making a positive impact on her community. In her free time, she loves to go camping and indulge in a good book. Courtney enjoys spending most of her time with her kids and family by attending their sporting events, embracing all life has to offer and creating memories that last a lifetime.
Jacey is the teacher and educational specialist at Blue Ridge. She holds a B.S. in Secondary Education from Penn State University and a Certificate in Applied Positive Psychology from The University of Pennsylvania.
Jacey is enthusiastic about lifelong learning and supporting individuals while they make new connections to the world around them. In her free time, she enjoys spending time outdoors – rock climbing, hiking, and camping. She also loves finding and cooking new recipes, watching documentaries, and snuggling with her two cats.
Meet Cappuccino, our gentle support bunny and a beloved part of our residential family. He’s more than just a pet, he’s a quiet companion who brings a deep sense of comfort and calm to the children here. With his soft fur, steady presence, and loving nature, Cappuccino helps create a space where kids can breathe a little easier, feel a little safer, and begin to open up.
We’ve seen children who are anxious or overwhelmed find peace just by sitting near him. Some quietly read to him, others hold him close when they’re having a hard day. It’s in these small, tender moments that healing begins through trust, connection, and a soft heartbeat beside their own.
Cappuccino has become a symbol of comfort and hope for our kids, and we’re so grateful to have him as part of their journey.
