Stephanie Leposki stands as a pillar of strength and empathy at Tranquility Woods, where she serves as a Chemical Dependency Counselor. Her journey into the realm of addiction counseling is marked by a steadfast dedication to aiding those ensnared in the grips of substance abuse.

Her academic pursuits began at Coastal Carolina Community College, where she earned her certification as a Nursing Assistant in October 2016. This foundational experience in healthcare laid the groundwork for her compassionate approach to patient care. Stephanie then advanced her medical knowledge by becoming an EMT Basic, certified by Anne Arundel Community College in January 2019. This qualification not only enhanced her medical skills but also imbued her with a profound understanding of emergency care in critical situations.

The cornerstone of her expertise in addiction counseling was set at Anne Arundel Community College, where she achieved her CSC-AD-Level 1 in August 2022. This specialized training equipped Stephanie with the necessary tools to effectively guide individuals through their recovery journeys.

A proud alumna of John W. Hallahan Catholic Girls High School in Philadelphia, class of June 2008, Stephanie’s early education instilled in her the values of resilience and service, which she carries into her professional life.

At Tranquility Woods, Stephanie employs a blend of empathy, knowledge, and skill to support clients in their battle against addiction. Her commitment to fostering an environment of healing and understanding resonates deeply with those she aids, making her a vital component of our clients’ paths to recovery.

Stephanie’s approach is not just about treating addiction; it’s about understanding the human behind the struggle, and providing them with the tools and support needed to reclaim their lives from substance abuse. Her dedication to this cause makes her an indispensable member of the Tranquility Woods team and a beacon of hope for many embarking on their journey to sobriety.