Meet Our Team

Zack serves as the Executive Director at Louisville Addiction Center, where he brings over a decade of experience and a deep personal commitment to helping others achieve lasting recovery. A graduate of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, Zack’s path to addiction recovery work began with his own transformative journey. After his life was impacted by substance use, he sought treatment in 2013, finding hope and healing through the compassion of those around him. This experience sparked a lifelong dedication to helping others rebuild their lives in the same way.

For Zack, the most rewarding part of his work is seeing clients regain hope and vitality. He finds immense joy in watching individuals who enter treatment feeling lost and hopeless transform into people who are full of life and ready to embrace a brighter future. His approach to leadership is grounded in humility and empathy. “I try to make sure clients know that, although I might be further along in terms of days sober, I am no better or worse than any of them; we are all shoulder to shoulder in recovery,” he says.

Outside of his role, Zack prioritizes family time with his wife, their children. He also enjoys live music, trying new foods, and watching movies. Deeply engaged in his own recovery and spiritual practice, Zack brings both personal insight and professional dedication to his work, making him a trusted leader and an inspiring presence at LAC.

Joshua Sprung is the Clinical Director. Joshua began his career in addiction rehabilitation as a behavioral technician and gained insight into the field by continuing to rise through various positions at prominent facilities. Joshua’s most notable work includes providing direct therapy, overseeing, and implementing rehabilitation programs, and ensuring clinical compliance through his advocacy for, and on behalf, of his client.

Joshua is a graduate of Florida Atlantic University where he received his Bachelors and Masters in Social Work. As part of his professional accomplishments, Joshua is a Veteran of the United States Army, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in multiple states, and continues to foster his skills by serving as an adjunct professor at a local college university. 

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Hannah Maki serves as a dedicated Nurse Practitioner at Louisville Addiction Center, specializing in psychiatric care with a holistic approach. Holding advanced credentials as an APRN and PMHNP-BC, Hannah has devoted the past two years to improving the well-being of her patients through comprehensive mental health services.

Hannah advises those entering treatment to embrace the nonlinear nature of healing, encouraging patience and persistence through the ups and downs of the recovery process. Driven by a passion to provide holistic psychiatric care, her approach is centered on viewing each patient within the broader context of their life circumstances and experiences, aiming to foster healing that is both deep and enduring. She finds profound satisfaction in witnessing the tangible progress of her patients as they advance towards recovery.

At LAC, Hannah is a compassionate advocate for the comprehensive well-being of her patients, and makes a lasting impact on their lives. Outside of her professional life, she is deeply committed to her family. She cherishes spending quality time with her husband and their growing family. They not only provide her with support and joy but also enriches her understanding and empathy, qualities she brings into her practice every day.

Amy is the Lead Therapist at Louisville Addiction Center, where she brings a decade of expertise and a deeply personal connection to her role. Amy holds a Master of Science in Social Work (MSSW) and is a Certified Social Worker (CSW). Her journey into the treatment field began after her own successful battle with addiction in 2011, fueling her passion for helping others discover their path to recovery.

Amy’s approach to therapy is deeply rooted in Person-Centered methodologies. She believes in the importance of understanding each client’s unique story, which enables her to customize their treatment effectively. For her, the most rewarding part of her work is witnessing clients rediscover themselves and redefine their lives beyond their diagnoses. She often shares a piece of advice with those entering treatment: understanding sobriety is challenging from the outside looking in, and once inside, it’s hard to explain, but pushing through the initial challenges is truly rewarding. She applies this insight daily to facilitate profound shifts in her clients’ perspectives and lives.

Her dedication to her role and her clients makes her an invaluable asset to the LAC team and a pillar of support for many on their journey toward healing and recovery. Outside of her professional life, Amy is a Reiki Master and runs a Crystals & Metaphysical Supply shop. Her life outside the therapy room is filled with activities that enrich her spirit and maintain her balance, including spending quality time with her family and caring for her pet chickens.

oanne brings warmth, compassion, and dedication to her role as Business Administrator at Louisville Addiction Center. With a degree in Business Administration and two years in the field, Joanne finds deep fulfillment in supporting those on their journey to recovery. She is inspired daily by the positive changes and milestones achieved by clients, and knowing that her work contributes to their progress is truly rewarding.

As a key support figure, Joanne strives to be a helpful presence for clients, acting as a sounding board and assisting them in any way she can during their stay. Her advice to those beginning their recovery journey is to “walk through your fears and trust that everything is going to be okay.” Guided by the mantra, “Though no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand new ending,” Joanne encourages clients to embrace the opportunity for a fresh start.

Outside of work, Joanne is passionate about horses and has a long history of involvement in the Western horse world, including showing Cutting horses and participating in Team Penning events. Joanne is proud to be part of the compassionate community at LAC, where she continues to support and uplift clients as they work toward a brighter future.

Daylin is a dedicated therapist at Louisville Addiction Center, bringing a wealth of experience and personal insight to her role. With a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and certification as a Targeted Case Management Alcohol and Drug Counselor (TCADC), Daylin has spent five years in the field. She is driven by a deep personal connection to addiction recovery due to her family history and her own experiences.

Her honest and compassion driven approach, coupled with clear and direct communication, allows her to help clients to have transformative moments and gain insight during their treatment process. To her, these moments signify real progress and hope for a client’s recovery. She also believes in telling clients what they need to hear, always with their best interest in mind, to support them in staying sober and achieving a fulfilling life. Her advice to those entering treatment is straightforward yet profound: “No matter how you feel, just stay. Your life depends on it.”

Inspired by the mantra, “It’s a beautiful day to save lives,” Daylin approaches each day with a sense of purpose and urgency, dedicated to making a significant impact in her clients’ lives. Beyond her role at LAC, she fills her time in a variety of ways, including participating in a book club, playing in a volleyball league, and enjoying live music and comedy shows. She can be found actively advocating for human and animal rights, and also spending time with her family and her dog.

Jeanetta is an insightful Case Manager at Louisville Addiction Center, holding a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work and bringing three years of dedicated experience to her role. As someone who has navigated her own journey of recovery, she is deeply committed to guiding clients through their sobriety, sharing her personal experiences of strength and hope to inspire and uplift those around her.

Encouraged by the mantra, “Rock bottom is the foundation on which I built my life,” Jeanetta sees every challenge as an opportunity for growth and renewal- this is evidenced by her empathetic approach to case management. She cites the most rewarding aspect of her work as witnessing the transformative moments when joy returns to the lives of those she helps—seeing laughter replace sorrow and smiles brighten faces that once knew only pain. 

With Jeanetta’s support, clients find a knowledgeable and compassionate ally, ready to support them every step of the way. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling to the western U.S., indulging in her love for documentaries, mystery books, fishing, and writing music. She is also a committed advocate for Domestic Violence survivors and actively supports birth mothers post-adoption, reflecting her deep commitment to empowering others in all facets of life.