Our Team
Curt Lindsley, CNE, CDE, CNC - President
Stephanie Jennings, CRSS, CPSS - Women's Program Director
Tracy Lindsley, CRNA - Healthcare Liaison
curt.lindsley@bestliferecovery.org
Curt is the Founding President of the Alabama Alliance for Recovery Residences (AARR), which received its affiliation status with the National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR) in July 2021. Learn more at https://aarronline.org.
Curt has been actively involved in leading nonprofit and community organizations for over 20 years, including:
- Covington Youth & Family Services Commission - Chairman
- Covington Days - Chairman
- Covington Domestic Violence Task Force - Co-Founder, Founding President
- Go Purple USA - Founder, CEO
- Best Life Recovery Residences - President
- Serve Huntsville - Founder
- Crisis Services of North Alabama - President of the Board of Directors
- Alabama Opioid Overdose and Addiction Council - Member
- NARR Affiliate Leaders
In addition, Curt and his wife Tracy are the Ministry Leaders for Essential Celebrate Recovery in Huntsville, AL.
Tracy Lindsley, CRNA - Healthcare Liaison
Stephanie Jennings, CRSS, CPSS - Women's Program Director
Tracy Lindsley, CRNA - Healthcare Liaison
tracy.lindsley@bestliferecovery.org
Tracy has been a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) for 16 years. Coupled with her wealth of recovery experience, Tracy is ideally fitted for her role as Healthcare Liaison for Best Life.
In 2005, she entered Bradford Health Services for chronic pain resulting in prescription opioid addiction. She successfully completed the Alabama Board of Nursing 5 year VDAP program and although this was an extremely hard road, she discovered her passion for women’s recovery. She is now celebrating recovery from her addiction for 13 years!
Tracy has several years experience serving as an Encourager Coach, Training Coach and Ministry Leader for Celebrate Recovery. She and her husband Curt serve as Ministry Leaders for Essential Celebrate Recovery, a new Celebrate Recovery ministry in the Five Points community of Huntsville.
Stephanie Jennings, CRSS, CPSS - Women's Program Director
Stephanie Jennings, CRSS, CPSS - Women's Program Director
Stephanie Jennings, CRSS, CPSS - Women's Program Director
stephanie.jennings@bestliferecovery.org
Stephanie is a State Certified Peer Support Specialist (CRSS) and a Certified Peer and Family Support Specialist (CPSS). Stephanie is celebrating 7+ years of recovery experience, and serves as the Women's Program Director for Best Life.
Stephanie has a great deal of hands-on experience as both a women's program director and a house manager for sober living homes. She brings a wealth of experience to her role, and is the primary point of contact for potential new residents.
Stephanie is very well known in recovery circles in North Alabama, as she actively participates and networks with people and other organizations committed to helping people live their best life.
Stephanie is a graduate of the University of Alabama, with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communications, majoring in Advertising, and a double minor in Marketing and English. She is an accomplished photographer, and a lover of music and cats. Stephanie operates a photography studio in Lowe Mill Arts & Entertainment in Huntsville.
Why Best Life?
Why Best Life May Be Right For You
Caring And Supportive Home
At each of our recovery residences, you’ll live life with other women facing the same challenges as you. Spending time with this encouraging and supportive community of strong women will serve as a solid foundation for your recovery. Additionally, spending time with your housemates will help you develop a new social circle of women that are aware and supportive of your recovery goals. Many of these friendships may even grow to become lifelong relationships.
Safety Prioritized
Our community policies and management ensure that each women’s recovery residence remains a substance-free environment in which you can thrive. Our facilities for women are located in nice, safe areas of town, and house managers maintain accountability with regular drug and alcohol testing. They also provide assistance as needed and may act as mediators if a conflict arises between residents.
Structured Living Environment
Returning to a harmful living environment after rehab is one of the top causes of relapse. At Best Life Recovery Residences, our sober living homes for women offer a structured environment where you can live independently while also receiving the support you need to build and maintain a regular, healthy routine. This structure decreases anxiety and procrastination while helping you manage the increased responsibilities and personal freedoms after rehab.
