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Board President - Erin Rivers, MSW, LICSW
Erin is originally from Connecticut and has lived in the surrounding region for several years. During that time, West Virginia has come to hold a special place in her heart.
She holds a Master of Social Work (MSW) and is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW), reflecting her advanced clinical expertise and commitment to the field.
Erin currently works as a Student Assistant Specialist with Loudoun County Public Schools, where she supports students’ social, emotional, and behavioral needs. This role allows her to connect students with valuable community resources that aid in their overall well-being. Prior to this position, she served as both a case manager and later a therapist at the Berkeley Day Report Center, working closely with individuals diagnosed with substance use disorders and providing recovery support.
In addition to her full-time role, Erin also serves part-time as a crisis worker in Winchester, offering assistance to individuals experiencing acute mental health and substance-related crises.
Erin is deeply committed to helping others and brings compassion, dedication, and a strong passion for supporting individuals struggling with substance use on their path toward stability and recovery.
Board Secretary - Teri Wilson-Cramer, MSW
Teri is a dedicated social worker and counselor with a strong commitment to serving individuals and communities through compassionate, evidence-based practices and community resources. Born and raised in West Virginia, she has a deep personal connection to the state and its communities. She earned her Master of Social Work (MSW) and is currently pursuing her Doctorate degree, further advancing her clinical expertise and leadership in the field.
Teri currently works as a Student Assistant Specialist for Loudoun County Public Schools, where she supports students’ social, emotional, and behavioral well-being. Previously, she served as a therapist at the Berkeley Day Report Center, providing treatment and recovery support to individuals diagnosed with substance use disorders. Her work has focused on recovery, resilience, and helping clients navigate complex personal and systemic challenges.
With a true passion for helping others, Teri remains deeply committed to West Virginia and to empowering individuals through advocacy, empathy, and a belief in the capacity for growth and change.
Board Treasurer - Samantha Sisk-Kerns
Samantha serves as the Board Treasurer for WDRI, bringing over a decade of experience working with justice-involved individuals seeking recovery support for substance use disorder and co-occurring mental health disorders.
Born and raised in Berkeley County, West Virginia, she is deeply committed to strengthening her local community through advocacy, support, and service. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice from Marshall University and has dedicated her career to helping individuals involved in the criminal justice system access meaningful community resources for rehabilitation opportunities.
Samantha currently works as a Case Manager at the Berkeley Day Report Center, where she supports the Adult Treatment Court population by providing case management services, connecting participants to vital resources, and promoting long-term recovery and stability. She is grateful for the opportunity to serve on the board and reach even more individuals through the mission and impact of WDRI.
Board Member - Brad Martin
Brad is an Eastern Panhandle native, a graduate of Shepherd University, and a Qualified Mental Health Professional as well as a Certified Substance Abuse Counselor-Supervisee in the Commonwealth of Virginia. He currently serves as a Case Manager for the Northwest Regional Adult Recovery Court, where he is dedicated to providing recovery support and community resources for individuals on their path to overcoming substance use disorder and successfully reintegrating into society.
Drawing from both his professional experience and personal journey through addiction and involvement in the criminal justice system, Brad is passionate about helping individuals rebuild their lives, overcome barriers, and achieve long-term success within their communities. His commitment to recovery, reentry support, and second-chance opportunities perfectly aligns with the mission of We Do Recover Inc.
Founder & Executive Director
Julie McDaniel is the Founder and Executive Director of We Do Recover, Inc. (WDRI), bringing together lived experience, professional expertise, and an unwavering commitment to helping individuals rebuild their lives.
As an individual in long-term recovery who has personally experienced the challenges of incarceration and reentry, Julie understands the barriers that individuals face when seeking a second chance. Her journey has shaped her belief that recovery is about more than overcoming substance use. It is about restoring hope, creating opportunities, and building a meaningful, sustainable future.
Julie holds a Master of Social Work (MSW) and is a Licensed Graduate Social Worker (LGSW). With nearly five years of experience working in substance use disorder treatment and recovery support, she has dedicated her professional career to helping individuals navigate recovery, overcome barriers, develop essential life skills, and achieve greater independence.
As Founder and Executive Director, Julie guides WDRI's strategic vision, program development, community partnerships, and daily operations. She is especially passionate about expanding access to second-chance employment, reentry resources, recovery support services, and future transitional housing opportunities.
Through her leadership, Julie is working to create pathways toward lasting stability and self-sufficiency for individuals and families impacted by substance use and justice involvement.
Her work is grounded in a simple but powerful belief: A person's past does not have to define their future, and everyone deserves an opportunity to write a new chapter.