
Office Hours:
Monday ~ Friday 9am to 7pm
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Contact Us: 609-316-8421 ​
RECOVERY IS POSSIBLE!!!
We are dedicated to helping You navigate
the recovery of Your choosing.

Our Team

Donna Catlow - CPRS GRMS
Executive Director
Donna is a certified family recovery support specialist with extensive qualifications and training in the field of addiction and recovery. She holds certifications as a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist and a Grief Recovery Method Specialist, equipping her with the skills and knowledge to provide comprehensive support to families dealing with addiction and loss.
With a wealth of experience and a compassionate approach, Donna offers invaluable guidance to families, empowering them to foster healing and resilience. Her expertise in family recovery is rooted in a deep understanding of the challenges faced by loved ones of those struggling with addiction. Donna's commitment to her work is evident in her ability to create a safe and supportive environment for families to share their experiences and find strength in community.
Her empathetic nature and professional skills make her a trusted ally in the journey towards recovery. Donna's dedication to family recovery underscores the importance of holistic support systems in achieving lasting change and well-being.



Colleen Clark-Tonkovich RDA
Community Member
Heather Scanlon
Community Member
Colleen is the proud mother of two children and grandmother to three. With over 40 years of experience as a dental assistant in Ocean County, Colleen has dedicated her professional life to providing excellent dental care and support to her community.
In her spare time, Colleen is deeply committed to giving back to the Lacey community. She is an active member of the Lacey Municipal Alliance and has been a dedicated volunteer for the past 13 years. Her passion for community service extends to her work with Xodus, where she supports individuals in recovery and helps organize events for the center.
Colleen's unwavering dedication to her family, profession, and community highlights her compassionate nature and strong sense of responsibility. Her efforts have made a significant impact on those around her, and she continues to inspire others through her volunteer work and community involvement.
Heather is the Chair of the Lacey Township Municipal Alliance Team and Lacey Task Force. She sits on the DART Coalition and works with Lacey's Schools Substance Abuse Counselors (SAC) to raise awareness to and prevention of addiction. Heather does amazing advocacy work in our Community and beyond.

Megan Laudeman
CPRS ~ IFPRS
Megan is a dedicated certified peer recovery specialist and a resilient single mother of three. With a profound commitment to long-term recovery, Megan has transformed her personal journey into a source of inspiration and support for others facing similar challenges. Her expertise in peer recovery is complemented by her compassionate approach, making her a trusted guide for those seeking to overcome addiction and rebuild their lives.
As a single mother, Megan balances the demands of parenthood with her professional responsibilities, demonstrating remarkable strength and perseverance. Her story is a testament to the power of resilience and the importance of community support in the recovery process. Megan's unwavering dedication to her family and her work continues to inspire those around her, proving that recovery is not only possible but can lead to a fulfilling and impactful life.
Crystal Cassella - CPRS
Crystal is a dedicated mother, family member, and friend who has been deeply impacted by those suffering from substance use. She is a passionate supporter of the Therapeutic Wellness Community and an advocate for changing the stigma surrounding addiction and mental health.
Crystal holds certifications as a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS) and a Mental Health First Aider (MHFA). She is a strong advocate for mental health awareness, celebrating life and healing through creative arts, music, and movement. Crystal is committed to bringing awareness to trauma-based recovery, neuroplasticity, and nervous system functioning.
In addition to her advocacy work, Crystal volunteers most of her time as a resource, assisting people in accessing their path towards a healthier journey. Her dedication to supporting others and promoting holistic wellness makes her a valuable asset to her community and an inspiration to those around her.

Rocco is a dedicated advocate for recovery and community support, bringing his personal experience and passion to our board. As a person in long-term recovery from substance use, Rocco has transformed his journey into a mission to help others find hope and healing.
With over 3 years of sobriety, Rocco has actively engaged in various initiatives aimed at supporting individuals affected by substance use disorders. His commitment to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment is evident through his work with Xodus Recovery Community Center.
Rocco's unique perspective and unwavering dedication make him an invaluable asset to our team. He is excited to contribute to our mission and help drive positive change within the community.
Our Goal
Our intention is to collaborate with community specialists/professionals in offering those in recovery, their families and friends, free advocacy (as needed) and access to the resources outlined on our Services page... as well as offering life skills workshops, preparation for future employment and sober socialization events.
Become a Volunteer
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Interested in sharing your experience to help others and keep our center going?
Volunteers at Xodus Recovery Community Center are an integral part of our overall mission. We could not exist without them! We are founded on the premise of providing “peer-to-peer” recovery support and building community to provide a safe sober environment for people from all recovery pathways and their loved ones.
As a volunteer, you will have the opportunity to help community members on their journey of recovery from addiction and spread the message of hope to others.
There are many ways to volunteer at XRCC.
Volunteers are needed at the center to offer Peer Recovery Support, run Basic Skills Training, help with Events and Fundraisers.
For more information, contact xrccenter@gmail.com