Meet Our Team

Casey is the Director of Financial Operations and Development for Solutions and oversees the accounting department, donor relations, social media and print marketing, events, and the grant writing processes.

Casey makes a tremendous impact on Solutions by bringing our internal and external communities together, spreading awareness of how we can help, and getting other organizations involved. Casey started her relationship with Solutions in 2006 as a volunteer and held that role until 2019, when she was ultimately offered a position on the staff.

Casey holds a degree in Accounting and worked in the restaurant industry for 13 years before joining our team. She is a board member of Recovery in the Park, a volunteer with The Phoenix, and a member of Denton Benefit League. In her spare time, you can find her with a fantasy novel, playing video games, or putting together her new LEGO set.

Gabi is the Accounting Coordinator and is responsible for the accuracy and organization of Solutions’ finances. After years in the service industry, Gabi has begun her professional journey by doing something she loves and utilizing the education she received from the Texas Women’s University.

Gabi is proud to fill a role in the back-of-house, to ensure that the client-facing staff members can do their jobs effectively. Gabi has a passion for helping those who suffer from addiction after experiencing it within her family over the years.

In her free time, Gabi can be found hanging with her “boys”, Rico and Ziggy, a beautiful pitty and chihuahua respectively, or with her family.

Leslie oversees the intake team at Solutions and our residential program. She works with our clients when they’re at their most vulnerable – the day they enter our program. Leslie’s background is in telecommunications, coming to this industry in 2007 to join Solutions with her husband and our Founder, Scott Wisenbaker.

Leslie has a passion for helping people find their way to a life of freedom, as well as helping their families find their own freedom while loving someone who suffers from addiction. She makes a difference every day with our clients, their families, and our staff by being a consistent, supportive, and loving advocate for change.

Apart from her work at Solutions of North Texas, she is very active in her community. Since 2008 she has served as a non-voting liaison to our board of Directors, she is an active member of the Substance Use Workgroup of the United Way Behavioral Health Leadership Team, serves as the Secretary for Denton Holiday Lighting, is the Chair of The Recovery Art Collective, and serves on the visual arts committee of The Denton Festival Foundation that is responsible for the annual Denton Arts and Jazz Festival.

She has served in the past on the boards of Our Daily Bread, Denton County Homeless Coalition, GuideStar, Project Blueprint, Giving Day Denton, and the North Texas Alliance of Recovery and Prevention.

In her free time, she enjoys crafting, macrame, woodburning, and painting. You can find her work on Instagram @lesliewisenbaker or @therecoveryartcollective.

Cassidy works as an Admissions Coordinator at Solutions, working closely with clients and families as they begin their recovery journey. She brings an extremely useful perspective to her role, having spent almost 2 decades in active addiction before finding recovery.

Cassidy is passionate about helping others find freedom from addiction through treatment and community and finds her work incredibly rewarding. Her journey in recovery has taught her the importance of self-care, healthy relationships, and finding purpose and meaning in life.

These teachings are what she hopes to pass on to those who feel that there is no hope left. In her spare time, Cassidy enjoys reading, shopping, and spending time with her family.

Gaby is an Admissions Coordinator at Solutions and is dedicated to making the client’s first day as smooth and peaceful as possible. Gaby works diligently with the rest of the Admissions Team in processing residential and clinical intakes, working with external referral and funding sources, and doing whatever else is needed to encourage growth for the client and the organization.

Gaby has a passion for helping people who struggle with addiction get their feet planted in a better life that is healthy and makes them feel proud. After experiencing addiction in her own family, Gaby is hardwired to be able to meet the clients where they are at and help them in their transition into recovery.

Gaby graduated from UNT in 2020 with a BA in Rehabilitation and feels blessed to be able to apply her expertise at Solutions. After getting married in 2023, Gaby and her husband Jack spend their free time with their four cats and the rest of the family.

Courtney is the Office Administrator at Solutions and is dedicated to greeting and assisting everyone who walks through the door. She also completes assorted administrative tasks to help maintain an organized and efficient workplace.

Courtney began her recovery journey in March of 2018 after years in addiction and is proud to dedicate her life to helping people overcome the same hardships she lived through.

Prior to coming to Solutions, Courtney worked as a peer recovery specialist, utilizing her personal experience to help clients in the early days of their recovery. A recent transport to Denton, Courtney spends most of her time with her 4 boys. However, she also enjoys reading, being outdoors, and watching crime movies and TV shows.

Ryan is the Director of Clinical Services and Strategic Planning for Solutions and oversees all outpatient services for our clients. After completing his Master of Science in Psychology, he returned to his hometown of Denton to make a positive impact on the community where he grew up.

His goal is to help everybody live a full life, with value and meaning, using his experience with a wide range of addictive and substance-related disorders. Ryan serves as the lead clinician for the Denton County Drug Treatment Court and is a member of the Denton Noon Rotary Club.

He is passionate about the outdoors and will tell you all about the National Parks he’s visited (or plans to visit) with his wife and two kids.

Dr. Hannah Moussa is an adult Psychiatrist. She earned a BA in Spanish from the University of North Texas. She attended medical school at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio while serving in the Air Force Reserves Health Professions Scholarship program.

She completed her general psychiatry residency in a combined program with the San Antonio Uniformed Service Health Education Consortium and the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. Subsequent to residency Dr. Moussa was assigned to the 19th Medical Group at Little Rock Air Force Base as the Deputy Mental Health Flight Commander.

She is an Operation Enduring Freedom War veteran. While deployed she served as the sole psychiatrist for the western half of Afghanistan.

Taylor is a Licensed Master Social Worker who works with individuals and helps facilitate outpatient services at Solutions of North Texas. He received his Bachelor in Social Work from The University of North Texas, and his Master of Social Work from both The University of North Texas and Texas Woman’s University.

Taylor is passionate about understanding people, looking not only at the person but the environment from which they come. He appreciates that commitment to recovery is a life-long effort, having struggled with addiction to alcohol and since experienced recovery himself.

Taylor strives to create a collaborative, empathetic, non-judgmental, and confidential environment for clients seeking help, understanding that the process of healing and flourishing in life is built on respect and commitment.

In his free time, he enjoys playing music, tinkering in the garage, and gardening. A perfect weekend for him would include camping, hiking, and mountain biking with his wife and three sons, including two new twin boys.

Counselor

Regan Browne earned her Master of Science in Rehabilitation Studies at The University of North Texas in 2023. During her time at The University of North Texas, Regan was actively involved in programs aimed at supporting students with disabilities, and she assisted with multicultural studies research.

One of the research projects earned publication and is entitled, Facilitating Social Justice, Service Delivery, and Advocacy Through Multicultural Counseling Competencies doi:10.4018/978-1-6684-6155-6. Regan has a passion for addiction treatment demonstrated by her degree and through her work history with Solutions of North Texas.

From 2017-2024, Regan served as an integral role in the Intake Department at Solutions of North Texas. At present, Regan serves the community as an LPC-Associate, supervised by Emilee Aschenbrenner, MS, LPC-S, at Solutions of North Texas where she works with outpatient clients and within Denton County Felony Drug Court.

Regan’s additional experience includes facilitating addiction support group meetings inside of Denton County Jail and leading educational groups for newcomers at Solutions of North Texas’s Sober Living. Regan considers herself to have a green thumb and is constantly buying new plants. Among the many fascinations she carries, bird watching is the newest among them.

Dominique is a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor working with SONTX since 2016. She earned both her bachelor’s in psychology and master’s in counseling from Texas Women’s University.

Dominique is a member of Denton County’s Family Drug Court Treatment Team and has a passion for helping reunite families after the disease of addiction has separated them.

She has presented on the topics of Professional Boundaries, Enabling v. Helping, and Gospel Centered 12-steps across social services fields locally. When she’s not with clients, you’ll find her in the stands cheering for her children or volunteering in her community.

Sharon is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor. She graduated from Dallas Baptist University in 1998 with a B.S. in Interdisciplinary Academics and in 2013 with an M.A. in Counseling.

Sharon became certified in Trauma through The Colin A. Ross Institute for Psychological Trauma/Trauma Model Therapy in 2017. Prior to Solutions, Sharon worked as an outpatient therapist with teens and their families and worked inpatient as a Trauma therapist with adults and their families at a local mental health facility.

She provides a non-judgmental and compassionate atmosphere in which the client can safely explore and work through feelings, thoughts, and beliefs that may be keeping them stuck in the cycle of addiction.

Anna is a Licensed Professional Counselor. She received her Bachelor’s in Psychology from Texas Wesleyan University, and her Master’s in Counseling from Southern Methodist University.

Anna has a background in treating clients with various family challenges, traumas, mental illnesses, behavioral disorders, co-occurring disorders, eating disorders, and substance use disorders. Anna believes in creating a safe space for clients to explore their purpose and meaning in life, as well as exploring what is keeping clients stuck from living out the life they desire.

In her free time, Anna loves to go to concerts, watch scary movies, read a fantasy or mystery novel, spend time with her friends, and loves to create art.

Rafael is a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor Intern who has joined the Solutions team to further his path in the treatment industry and work toward becoming a fully licensed counselor.

After struggling with his own addiction and experiencing the discomfort of seeking recovery himself, Rafael now wants to dedicate his life to helping ease the client’s path through the early stages of recovery.

Rafael has been where the clients are in their lives and believes that he can provide the comfort and understanding that can facilitate a successful, recovered life for each person who comes looking for help.

In his free time, Rafael enjoys walking his two rescue dogs and working out and commits a lot of time to his personal recovery program.

Mackenzie is the Development Coordinator at Solutions of North Texas where she assists with donor relations, print and digital marketing, event planning and implementation, and grant facilitation. She earned her degree from the University of North Texas focusing on Business Administration in Marketing with a minor in Psychology.

Mackenzie has a passion for education surrounding mental health and substance use disorder, which makes her a perfect fit for the Development role. In her free time, you can find her reading, creating art, or hanging out with her husband and their one-eyed cat, Henry.

Scott Wisenbaker is a speaker, author, and Founding Executive Director of Solutions of North Texas. Sober since 1995, Scott has worked in the addiction field since 1997. In 2006, he saw the need for a unique approach to fighting addiction on a community level and a robust re-entry program to integrate men and women recovering from addiction back into the community.

Therefore, he founded Solutions of North Texas. Scott has integrated himself into the very fabric of Denton County and now prioritizes educating the public on how to address addiction. Since 1997, Scott has made it his life’s mission to help as many individuals who struggle with addiction as possible.

His work has changed over 14,000 lives, reduced recidivism, contributed to the workforce, and altered the way addiction is viewed in North Texas.

Troy is the Judicial Development Officer at Solutions and spends his days establishing relationships between our organization and corrections facilities to expand services and provide recovery programming inside the jails. After graduating from the police academy in 1995, Troy began his law enforcement career at the Wylie Police Department.

During his time there, Troy piloted the School Resource Officer program. From 1999 to 2016, Troy worked with the Allen Police Department and had many notable accomplishments. Beginning in patrol, Troy later became a Field Training Officer and did extensive work with Narcotics. He was then promoted to Corporal and spent his time in General Investigations and Crimes Against Persons.

Troy then became a Sergeant and worked in Support Services, overseeing civilian personnel, property, evidence, records, and desk officers. He went on to graduate in Class #72 from LEMIT (Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas) as Class President. Troy was also the Patrol Sergeant overseeing a team of 10-11 officers and he spent a few years working as a Tactical Driving Instructor.

In 2016, Troy left Allen PD and moved on to Royse City PD as a Lieutenant and oversaw personnel management, internal affairs, and the hiring process. Troy’s last stop in law enforcement was first with Collin County Jail, and then Rockwall County Jail where he oversaw the Inmate Worker Program.

Troy has now left law enforcement and has chosen to spend his time working with Solutions on the Collaborative Recovery and Re-Entry Program, a 90-day in-house jail program dedicated to educating incarcerated individuals on the disease of addiction, how to recover, and how to become financially and emotionally independent after release from custody.

After decades of dedicating his life as a public servant and seeing the devastating effects of addiction, Troy is excited to work with an organization devoted to helping people change the course of their lives by simply being given a second chance. In his spare time, Troy enjoys golfing, hunting, and fishing.

As Solutions’ Case Manager, Amber helps residential and clinical clients navigate the waters of early sobriety by issuing referrals, monitoring progression, and collaborating with support systems such as family, probation, and specialty courts.

After battling her own addiction for years and living through all the consequences that comes with it, Amber found the solution to her problem. As an alumnus, Amber has a lot of passion for Solutions’ mission and helping people find a solution to a hopeless situation.

Additionally, Amber enlarges her impact on the lives of those suffering with addiction by serving as a member of the treatment team for the 462nd District Felony Drug Court. In her free time, Amber enjoys being outdoors, doing water sports or camping, and has recently taken up crafting.

As one of Solutions’ Case Managers, Pam helps residential and clinical clients navigate the waters of early sobriety by issuing referrals, monitoring progression, and collaborating with support systems such as family, probation, and specialty courts.

After 11 years of being in active addiction to opiates, benzos, and other various substances, Pam began her recovery journey in 2012 at Solutions. She quickly embraced her program and after about 3 months, Pam became a House Manager and thrived.

After approximately 18 months at Solutions, Pam moved on to an independent life, however, she stayed involved with Solutions as the most active volunteer to date.

In 2022, Pam was given an opportunity to join Solutions’ staff in order to help people find freedom from the disease of addiction and live a recovered life. In her spare time, Pam enjoys reading, painting, and cooking.

Cheri is the Program Tech at Solutions and assists with maintenance and compliance, works closely with house staff, conducts orientation for new residents, and provides additional accountability for all clients. Cheri struggled with her own addiction for almost 30 years and lived a very tumultuous life.

However, she found recovery through the 12-step program and now lives a life dedicated to walking her Higher Power’s path and helping others recover from the deadly disease of addiction. Although Cheri is not an alumnus of Solutions, she has helped many of our women by sponsoring them through the 12 steps.

When the opportunity to join our mission presented itself, Cheri was more than ready to jump in and is excited to see what this position and her Higher Power will bring. In her free time, Cheri enjoys hanging out with her husband and family, riding motorcycles, and kayaking.