Meet Our Team
The Limen Recovery + Wellness team is the heart and soul of our daily commitment to those we treat. Each person has a desire to serve the addict who is suffering and their community.
Kim Eppehimer
(she/her)
Chief Executive Officer
Kim Eppehimer became the Chief Executive Officer of Limen Recovery + Wellness in July 2025, bringing over a decade of nonprofit leadership and advocacy to the role. With a career rooted in compassion, justice, and community impact, Kim is dedicated to advancing Limen’s mission of recovery, healing, and holistic wellness.
Prior to joining Limen, Kim served as the Executive Director of Friendship House, a Delaware nonprofit uniting people facing homelessness with supportive, loving communities they could call home. Since 2014, she has championed efforts to dismantle stigma and stereotyping around poverty and homelessness, focusing on breaking down systemic barriers so individuals can achieve their personal goals and find stability.
Kim holds a Master’s Degree in Financial Accounting from the University of Maryland University College, a certificate in Nonprofit Management from the University of Delaware, and a certificate in Theology & Ministry from Princeton. Beyond her professional work, she actively contributes to her community as Chair of the New Castle County Police Accountability Board, and as a board member for DelTech Human Services Advisory, Wilmington University Human Services and Behavioral Science programs, Human Trafficking Advisory, Applied Behavioral Health, and the Delaware Continuum of Care.
Kim is also a proud mother of two boys, wife, and dog lover. Her leadership at Limen is marked by a deep commitment to equity, healing, and building communities where everyone has the chance to thrive.
Michelle McIver
(she/her)
Chief Operating Officer
Michelle McIver joined Limen in August 2025. Michelle is a seasoned behavioral healthcare executive with over 18 years of experience leading high-impact organizations through strategic planning, operational transformation, and financial growth. Michelle holds a Master of Social Work from West Chester University and a Bachelor of Science in Human Services from Lincoln University. She is grounded in the 12-steps as a person living in long-term recovery.
Michelle is the CEO of Bowling Green Brandywine, a behavioral health facility offering inpatient and outpatient services. She has extensive experience leading organizations that support individuals with substance use disorders and mental health challenges, ensuring CARF accreditation readiness, and developing successful business models. Known for her strategic planning skills, she focuses on policy development, budget forecasting, and aligning clinical excellence with business outcomes. A prominent speaker and advocate in the behavioral health field, Michelle combines innovation with compassion. Outside of work, she enjoys time with her wife and granddaughter and is a devoted Philadelphia Eagles fan.
Cindy Kresge
(she/her/hers)
Executive/Board Administrator and Operations Manager
Cindy has had a long career in the human services industry. She started her career in the hospitality sector and later worked at The YMCA of Delaware before transitioning to corrections. During her time in corrections, Cindy honed her skills and gained expertise in advancing projects and managing human-facing organizations. With over a decade of administrative experience and wisdom.
Michael Webster, MS
(he/him/his)
Chief Advancement Officer
Mike Webster joined Limen Recovery + Wellness in November 2022. Mike’s recovery journey brought him to Limen with over 17 years of nonprofit experience in institutional effectiveness, advancement, and engagement. He earned his bachelor’s in strategic and organizational leadership at the University of Scranton and a master’s in strategic and organizational leadership at Neumann University. Mike’s experience spans operational program management, alumni services, and direct fundraising at Neumann University and Salesianum.
Beth Jeker
(she/her/hers)
Business Development Manager
Beth Jeker has over 35 years of experience in the behavioral health field, specializing in aiding those with substance use disorder. With a master’s degree in human services and certification as an alcohol and drug counselor, her expertise spans inpatient and outpatient environments. Beyond traditional approaches, Beth incorporates adventure-based counseling and experiential therapies into counseling. Transitioning into business development a decade ago, she now navigates the dynamic landscape of substance use treatment in Delaware.
Leveraging her clinical insight, she fosters partnerships with community stakeholders, facilitating access to crucial treatment for individuals facing substance use and mental health challenges. Beth also co-chairs the Changing Perceptions and Stigma Subcommittee for the Behavioral Health Consortium. As a person in long-term recovery, she passionately believes in the enduring power of hope for every individual’s journey toward wellness.
Laura Evans
(she/her/hers or they/them/theirs)
Finance and IT Manager
Laura joined Limen Recovery + Wellness in April 2023 as their front desk receptionist and office assistant, and after a year, was promoted to the Finance and IT Manager position. After studying social work and criminal justice in high school and college, she earned her bachelor’s degree in Technical Management with a concentration in Criminal Justice in 2010. She has always been passionate about helping others and loves being a part of the Limen team.
Nicole Ferretti
(she/her/hers)
Intake Coordinator
Nicole is an alumni member of Limen Recovery + Wellness and their Intake Coordinator since May 2023. Having gone through the programs herself, she understands their transformative impact and is dedicated to guiding individuals toward recovery. Nicole evaluates their needs, assists in the admission process, and looks forward to helping you or your loved ones take the first steps to a brighter future.
Ashley Reed
(she/her/hers)
Sober Living Manager
Ashley is a Limen Recovery + Wellness alumna associated with the program since 2016. She has been active in the alumni program and is also involved in the AA community in Wilmington. Ashley has a history of helping those struggling with addiction through the 12 steps and sponsorship. In May 2021, she joined Limen Recovery + Wellness as a Case Manager at their Level III Women’s sober living residence and was thrilled to be part of the team. Working at Limen has given her a sense of purpose — to help women in recovery develop a healthy lifestyle.
Sean McCauley, CADC
(he/him/his)
Case Manager
Sean is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) with a bachelor’s degree in liberal arts from The University of Salisbury in 1986. Sean is currently the Program Manager for the Men’s Level 3 residence. Sean previously worked with Meadow Wood and Rockford hospitals as a mental health worker and with the admissions departments. Sean was employed at Sojourners Place as a case manager from 2000-2010, helping people experiencing homelessness find local advocacy for empowerment. Sean is active in the recovery community and committed to helping men find their spiritual process toward recovery using the 12-step recovery model.
Tim Brainard
(he/him/his)
Case Manager
Tim is a grateful Limen Recovery + Wellness Alumni member from 2015, passionate about carrying the spirit of Limen Recovery + Wellness and the 12-step model to those struggling with addiction. Tim found a calling after his experience in Limen Recovery + Wellness for helping others through AA and 12 Step fellowship, which presented purpose professionally. Before Limen Recovery + Wellness, Tim worked in the field with those who were struggling with persistent mental health and substance abuse issues, offering hope and an example that recovery is possible. Tim believes in the Limen Recovery + Wellness mission statement and desires to provide a safe, healing space to break the cycle of addiction.
Amy Shannon
(she/her/hers)
Women’s Level 3 Case Manager
Amy has joined Limen Wellness and Recovery as a women’s level 3 case manager, bringing 26 years of case management experience with the State of Delaware’s Department of Corrections. She has also taught in the Criminal Justice program at Del Tech for 10 years. Outside of work, Amy enjoys spending time with loved ones and reading. She is excited to work with the women residents of Limen House and is passionate about the philosophy of meeting each person “where they are” and allowing them to work at their own pace.
Carly Hampton
(she/her/hers)
Women’s Level 2 Case Manager
Carly is not only a proud alumnus of Limen House but also the niece of alumni who remained sober for over 2 decades up to her death from cancer in 2016. Along with her personal experience as a resident, Carly brings over 20 years in the nursing field, specializing as a registered nurse in the operating room. She is a proud alumnus of Gloucester County College and Drexel University, as well as starting her academic career at Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science and plans to pursue her CADC soon. Carly has a love for the program Alcoholics Anonymous, remaining active in the program by staying available and sponsoring other women in their recovery journeys. This would not have been possible without Limen. Although originally a Delco native, she now calls Wilmington De home and can be found around town with her significant other, stepchildren, family, and her friends. Working at Limen is a dream come true for Carly. She finds it a joy to work at the organization that has saved her life and so many others.
Vincent Garibaldi
(he/him/his)
Men's Level 2 Program Manager
After completing the program, Vinnie entered the Limen Recovery + Wellness Alumni in 2010 and remained active as an alumnus. Vinnie founded the Amethyst Ball, a successful annual fundraising event benefitting Limen Recovery + Wellness. In August 2016, he joined the Limen Recovery + Wellness team.
Rachel Snyder, LPC, NCC, CLSSBB
Clinical Director
Rachel Snyder has joined our leadership team as the clinical director of Limen Recovery and Wellness. She holds a Master’s in Counseling Psychology, a Certificate in Addiction Studies from Immaculata University, and a Bachelor’s from West Chester University. As a licensed professional counselor (LPC) in PA, she also pursues dual licensure in DE and holds an NCC and CAADC. Rachel is certified in EMDR, Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), Mental Health First Aid, and has a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt.
With 18 years of experience in Behavioral Health, Rachel began her career at Deveraux and later worked at the Malvern Institute as a lead addictions counselor. Since 2015, she has been at Mirmont Treatment Center, where she transitioned from primary therapist to leadership roles, including Program Manager. She has overseen daily operations, implemented change management strategies, and enhanced team effectiveness.
Her leadership experience includes expanding a psychiatric unit and serving as a Business/Process Improvement Manager, where she applied Lean Six Sigma methodologies to improve patient safety and quality programming. Rachel’s work emphasizes collaboration, effective communication, and data-driven decision-making. Additionally, she supports staff through her involvement with the Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) and the Code Green team, and co-leads two employee resource groups.
Tiara A. Honesty-Moore, BA
IOP Counselor
My name is Tiara, and I’m a proud Maryland native with a deep passion for helping others. With a strong mental health and social work background, I have dedicated my career to working with children and adults, empowering them to rebuild their lives. I firmly believe in the power of positive skills and interventions and always strive to create a supportive, nurturing environment for those I serve. I hold an undergraduate in Behavioral Science and will soon earn my master’s in counseling from Wilmington University in May 2025. My education has equipped me with the knowledge and skills necessary to make a meaningful impact in the mental health field, providing individuals with the tools they need to thrive. Outside of my professional life, I cherish spending quality time with my family, wife, and our beloved fur baby, Maple.
Jill Walters, MA, LCDP, CAADC
Therapist
Jill Walters has worked in counseling and substance abuse treatment programs for 20 years. She earned her master’s degree in sociology and began her career as a counselor working in prison-based programs in Delaware. She later became the clinical supervisor and then program director of those programs. She is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor and a Licensed Chemical Dependency Professional. Jill firmly believes that people are capable of much more than they realize, and that change is always possible. In 2014, she began working in community-based programs, including directing a residential substance abuse treatment program for pregnant women on probation, counseling at a community mental health clinic, and providing behavioral health services to men recently released from prison in an outpatient setting. She is currently employed at Limen Recovery + Wellness, where she provides outpatient therapy and is also the clinical director of the HOPE Commission reentry program.
Angela Pike
Advancement Coordinator
Angela is a dedicated Advancement Coordinator with a strong financial foundation and certified bookkeeping expertise. Her analytical mindset and organizational skills have proven invaluable in streamlining fundraising operations and managing donor relationships. Beyond her professional accomplishments, Angela brings genuine passion to her work supporting the recovery community. Motivated by personal connections to those impacted by substance use disorders, she finds purpose in leveraging her professional skills to strengthen organizations that provide critical recovery services. Her unique combination of financial acumen and heartfelt commitment to recovery advocacy makes Angela particularly effective at translating donor generosity into meaningful impact for individuals rebuilding their lives after addiction. She approaches advancement work not just as a profession, but as a mission to help create sustainable support systems for those on the journey to recovery.