Meet Our Team

Steven Kent is the Executive Director of Insight Recovery Treatment Center, bringing a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to supporting individuals in recovery. As the founder and operator of a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping individuals with substance use disorders, Steven has devoted his career to transforming lives and creating hope for those in need.

In addition to his role at Insight Recovery, Steven is the director and owner of sober living recovery homes, where he fosters safe and supportive environments for individuals rebuilding their lives. He actively collaborates with local communities and recovery organizations, expanding resources and support systems. Known for his compassionate leadership, Steven combines personal experience with professional expertise, inspiring those around him to find their path to healing and stability.

Richard Trainor is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) with over eight years of experience treating behavioral and substance use disorders. He specializes in co-occurring disorders and has worked with clients of all ages across both inpatient and outpatient settings. Rich has held supervisory roles at multiple organizations and has contributed to the success of residential and 12-step programs.

Currently, Richard serves as the Clinical Director at Insight Recovery Treatment Center. His background as a clinical supervisor in outpatient substance abuse treatment, combined with his own personal recovery journey, informs his compassionate and understanding approach. Rich’s leadership empowers clients and staff alike to achieve meaningful, lasting change.

As the Director of Community Engagement at Insight Recovery Treatment Center, Greg is a passionate advocate for helping others find recovery and build a brighter future. With many years of experience in the recovery field, Greg combines a background in nonprofit leadership with a personal passion for empowering others to navigate their recovery journeys. He leads efforts that create lasting partnerships with many different programs designed to engage individuals in recovery and their families. Throughout his career, Greg has worked closely with hospitals, community-based organizations, local police departments, and recovery/behavioral health programs to create strong community-based solutions that promote wellness, recovery, and social inclusion. His leadership in building relationships and fostering collaboration has made a meaningful impact in both the lives of individuals and the broader community.

Greg is dedicated to bringing support for those in recovery by developing impactful relationships that ensure access to resources, support networks, and opportunities for healing. Outside of work, Greg’s personal commitment to his own recovery through the 12-Step program of Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is a cornerstone of his life. He is also deeply passionate about working with individuals returning from incarceration, helping them reintegrate, navigate their way back into society and find stability, and recover from incarceration. Greg is involved in a vibrant community of men and women in recovery who ride Harley Davidsons together, going on several trips throughout the riding season, fostering camaraderie, support, and a shared commitment to living clean and healthy lives and experiencing freedom on two wheels.

Christopher Leston is a seasoned recovery professional with over 15 years of experience working in residential recovery programs. Immersing himself in these communities as an on-site team member and leader, Christopher gained invaluable insight into the challenges faced by individuals in early recovery. His work focuses on creating safe, structured, and supportive environments where people could begin their journey to sobriety.

AnnieKaye is a Pre-Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the Boston area specializing in Substance Use Disorders, women’s mental health, and anxiety disorders. She studied at Lesley University, completing a Master’s in School & Community Mental Health Counseling, and brings experience from working in public schools, children and families, and adults struggling with their mental health. She leans into humanistic and relational therapy styles, taking inspiration largely from Dialectical Behavior Therapy, expressive art therapy, and psychodynamic approaches. AnnieKaye completed her Master’s level experiences working in public high schools with adolescents and their families in the realm of School Adjustment Counselor.

Post masters, AnnieKaye has been completing her clinical requirements for a full Licensed Mental Health Counselor by working in clinical settings. She has worked with children starting at age 5, up to adults at age 85. She worked in in-home family therapy settings and inpatient substance use disorder settings. She enjoys working with therapy groups of all types and modalities, and is consistently impressed to be witnessing people as they navigate the challenges of healing and reforming. She is a clinician at Insight Recovery working with adults (18+) on a dual diagnosis level, treating both substance use disorders and mental health issues. She enjoys incorporating art, nature, reflection, and connection into her practice. She sees the work of attending to oneself, emotionally, spiritually, and mentally, and some of the most important work we get to do.

As Program Director at Insight Recovery, Timmy is passionate about being the first point of connection for individuals and families seeking hope, healing, and support. With a strong commitment to helping others, they guide each person through the admissions process with empathy, clarity, and care.

Believing that every story matters, Timmy ensures that each client feels heard, understood, and supported from the very first conversation. Whether answering questions, coordinating assessments, or offering reassurance, they are dedicated to making the path to recovery as smooth and welcoming as possible.