Amy P.
Amy began her career at CFR in 2012 as a treatment specialist while completing her bachelor’s degree at Buena University. She received her BA in Human Services with a minor in Psychology and Sociology in 2014. She went on to be a substance abuse counselor and received her CADC. Amy also has experience at CFR as being the residential intake specialist and then moved on to being the women’s residential supervisor and supervisor of the men’s recovery houses until 2021. She then took an absence from CFR to be home with children. She returned to CFR in 2022 as the men’s residential substance abuse counselor before moving on to be the women’s recovery house manager. Amy utilizes several evidence-based interventions such as Living in Balance, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness Skills, and Matrix. She also has experience facilitating 12 step groups. She is passionate about helping those in substance abuse and having the opportunity to help them with their recovery.
In Amy’s free time she enjoys spending time with family and friends. Her hobbies and pastimes include entertaining friends and family in her backyard by their pool, going on motorcycle rides with her husband, spending time with her three girls, chasing around the three dogs, making custom signs or t-shirts and taking pictures of the sky.
Connie H.
Connie H. is the Case Manager at CFR’s Men's Recovery House located in Fort Dodge. Connie began her journey with CFR in 2012 as an overnight Treatment Specialist at the STARS Adolescent Residential Treatment Program and worked for CFR until 2014, then returned to CFR in 2016 as a Residential Counselor. Prior to her current position at CFR, Connie worked at Friendship Haven as the activity person in the Alzheimer’s Unit. Connie completed her Bachelor degree in Human Services and Psychology with a minor in Sociology from Buena Vista University. She has a passion for people and loves what she does.
When Connie is not working she loves spending time with her 3 sons and 11 grandchildren. Connie loves attending as many of their events as possible. Connie also likes to work in her flower garden, sit on her porch and watch the hummingbirds.
Drew R.
Drew attended the University of Iowa in Iowa City, IA and graduated with a BS in Therapeutic Recreation and a minor in African American Studies.
Drew has worked in a variety of roles in the human services area including working with individuals with intellectual disabilities and mental health for 7 years, working with children and families, and he also worked in corrections. Drew has been coaching for 10 years in several organizations, including as a volunteered with a local nonprofit to help youth and the Fort Dodge Middle School where he coaches 7th grade football and boys’ basketball along with 8th grade girls’ basketball. Drew is all about his family and his love of sports, especially the Iowa Hawkeyes. He is a proud father of 3 boys.
Dr. McGregor, DNP
Dr. McGregor joined CFR in February of 2022 as a Medical Healthcare Provider. She is certified in Psychiatry and Family Practice.
Dr. McGregor graduated from University of Iowa with her Doctor of Nursing degree in 2011 and her family nurse practitioner in 2004. She has worked in family practice, psych, ER, internal medicine, urgent care, and as a hospitalist. Dr. McGregor enjoys seeing patients of all ages. She most recently spent time providing care at Community Health Center in Fort Dodge.
In her personal time, she enjoys spending time with her family. She has a husband of 32 years, a son, daughter, daughter-in-law and granddaughter.
Dr. Minion
Dr. Minion has practiced family medicine for over 40 years to include 12 years in Canada and 25 years in Fort Dodge. During his time in full time practice he worked in family practice, emergency medicine, and addiction medicine. He has been medical director at CFR for a number of years. He believes in compassionate care for people with addiction.
Katlin S.
Katlin S., MA, IADC, Is the Adult Residential Men’s Unit Program Supervisor and oversees the Men’s Recovery Houses in Fort Dodge and Webster City. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Buena Vista University in 2017 and her Master of Arts degree in Human Services, with an emphasis in Forensic Behavioral Health at Concordia University, St. Paul in 2021. Katlin’s career in substance use began in 2015 as a treatment specialist and then substance use residential counselor at a women and children’s facility in 2016. She received her CADC in 2016 and then upgraded to an IADC in 2018.
In her free time, Katlin enjoys spending time with her four children, her husband, friends, and two dogs. She enjoys theme parks/roller coasters, spending time at the pool, Crossfit, self-care, and is passionate about helping people seek recovery. Katlin is excited to continue to learn and grow her career at CFR.
Megan H.
Megan is currently pursuing degrees in the human services field and has been proudly working at Community and Family Resources since 2023. She began her career at CFR as a part-time tech, advanced into the role of Lead Treatment Specialist, and in the Fall of 2025 accepted the position of Women’s Residential Counselor. Megan is extremely passionate about CFR’s mission and the work we do in the substance use field. She finds great purpose in supporting individuals and families on their recovery journeys.
Outside of her work at CFR, Megan has owned her own retail business, and she and her husband are actively involved in buying, remodeling, renting, and reselling homes. Megan is a proud parent of four children, two dogs, enjoys traveling the world, and places a strong emphasis on her faith, which guides both her personal life and professional values.
Ronette C.
Ronette C. is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) in the State of Iowa. Ronette is currently pursuing her Bachelor of Arts degree. Before coming to CFR, she worked for eleven years with at risk juvenile males with substance use, behavioral, and emotional concerns. She has also worked in two different school districts helping students with special needs and behavioral disorders.
In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her granddaughters, Arriya and Elliya.
Quennel M
Quennel attended Buena Vista University in Storm Lake, IA and has a BA in criminal justice, human services, and a minor in psychology. He is currently enrolled at Walden University pursuing a master’s degree in social services. Quennel has worked in a variety of roles in the human services area including our STARS adolescent unit for 3 years as a substance use counselor, as well as a residential officer for 3 years, a youth counselor at Rabiner Boys Center for 7 years, and as a social worker for a short period of time. Quennel has also held roles within the education system as a school juvenile liaison for 3 years, head middle school football coach, and a head varsity track coach
Quennel is heavily involved in his community. He has started up many programs from basketball programs to mentorship programs and is currently on the Board for the Next Gen mentorship program. He is a city council member and held an at large seat in Fort Dodge for 2 years prior. He also owns a photography business providing affordable pictures to youth and families in the community.
He is married and a father of two. He loves spending time hunting and fishing and spending time with his family.
Stacy H
Stacy is the Adult Residential Women’s Unit Supervisor and oversees the Women’s Recovery House in Fort Dodge. She joined CFR in January 2023 as the Adolescent Outpatient Treatment Counselor. Stacy earned her Associate of Applied Science in Human Services in March 2022 and obtained her Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) credential the same month.
Her career in substance use treatment began in 2018 at a Women and Children’s facility, where she started as a Childcare Worker. Through dedication and a passion for helping others, she was promoted to Lead Treatment Technician and later advanced to the role of Residential Substance Use Counselor in 2020. In her free time, Stacy enjoys spending time with her children, granddaughter, boyfriend, friends, and puppy. Her favorite season is summer, when she can be found swimming and grilling with friends, making the most of the warm weather and quality time together.
Stacy is deeply passionate about working in the substance use field because she understands the life-changing impact of recovery. She believes that while the first step is often the hardest, it is absolutely worth it.
Danielle B.
Danielle began her career with CFR in 2021 as a treatment specialist on the women’s residential unit. She obtained her bachelor’s degree at Buena Vista University with a major in human services minoring in psychology in May of 2025. She transitioned to substance abuse counselor on the women’s residential unit in September of 2024 and obtained her CADC in February 2025.
In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her children and grandchildren, engaging in outdoor activities or building Legos.