Kaeler McCollough is the Journey House Behavioral Health Program Director at Journey House, where she oversees program development and ensures the delivery of high-quality care. With a strong educational foundation, Kaeler holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Cognitive/Behavioral Neuroscience from Virginia Tech, as well as a Master’s degree in Applied Psychology with a concentration in Developmental Psychology from Liberty University. She is also a CSAC-Supervisee, building on over five years of experience in the mental health field and three years in the substance use disorder (SUD) field.
Outside of her professional role, Kaeler enjoys spending time with friends and family and engaging in a variety of creative activities, including painting, crafting, and reading. She also stays active through kickboxing and pilates. A fun and quirky fact about Kaeler is that she has performed a neural dissection of both a sheep brain and a cockroach, reflecting her deep curiosity.
Journey House Behavioral Health is part of the Journey House Recovery Center network, an integrated system of affiliated services providing a full continuum of substance use disorder care from clinical addiction treatment to recovery housing to peer support and long-term recovery services.