Meet the Team

Dr. Vahid Osman

Medical Reviewer, M.D, Board-Certified Psychiatrist and Addictionologist

Dr. Vahid Osman is a Board-Certified Psychiatrist and Addictionologist who has extensive experience in skillfully treating patients with mental illness, chemical dependency and developmental disorders. Dr. Osman has trained in Psychiatry in France and in Austin, Texas.

Owner and Founder of Osman Clinic & Associates, American Telepsychiatry & Associates and Fayette Behavioral Health Complex.

Teacher and Mentor to Psychiatric Residents, Nurse Practitioners and Therapists. Dr. Osman has been involved in opening several Residential Facilities for Chemical Dependency and Mental Illness. He currently serves as a Medical Director for multiple facilities throughout the United States. He is one of the Pioneers of Telepsychiatry in the state of Indiana.

Dr. Osman currently treats a variety of clients including those seeking inpatient treatment, outpatient treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, and partial hospitalization for Chemical Dependency and addictive disorders and mental illness.

Dr. Osman has the ability to positively impact patients being treated for an array of mental health and addictive disorders by utilizing his years of extensive experience in Psychiatry.

Josh Sprung

Clinical Reviewer, LCSW, Board Certified Clinical Social Worker

Joshua Sprung serves as a Clinical Reviewer at Tulip Hill Healthcare, bringing a wealth of expertise to ensure exceptional patient care. A proud Veteran of the United States Army, Joshua holds both Bachelors and Masters degrees in Social Work from Florida Atlantic University.

As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in multiple states, his extensive clinical background is further complemented by his role as an adjunct professor at Kennesaw State University, where he mentors aspiring clinicians. At Tulip Hill Healthcare, Joshua leverages his comprehensive experience to uphold rigorous standards, directly contributing to the delivery of personalized, evidence-based treatment for those seeking recovery.

Casey Hillis

Clinical Director, LPC-MHSP, NCC

As the Clinical Director at Tulip Hill Recovery, Casey Hillis brings a wealth of experience and a deep-seated passion for supporting individuals through their recovery journey. With eight years in the field and certifications as an LPC-MHSP (Licensed Professional Counselor – Mental Health Service Provider) and NCC (National Certified Counselor), Casey has dedicated her career to creating a therapeutic environment that feels both accessible and impactful.

Casey’s path to substance abuse treatment began organically during graduate school, where she discovered a natural alignment with addiction recovery work while gaining experience at other treatment facilities. Since then, she has embraced this field wholeheartedly, finding purpose in helping clients navigate the complexities of recovery. Guided by the philosophy to “meet clients where they are,” Casey aims to create a therapeutic experience that is laid-back, personable, and tailored to each individual’s needs.

Outside of work, Casey enjoys expressing creativity through art projects, exploring new interests through spontaneous drives, and reading. This curiosity and love for discovery further enriches their approach to therapy, making Casey a compassionate and dynamic leader at Tulip Hill Recovery.

Amy Brawner

Therapist, CPRS

Amy serves as a Therapist at Tulip Hill Recovery, bringing a deeply personal commitment to her role. Certified as a Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS), Amy has 2.5 years of professional experience guided by her own journey through recovery. This personal insight fuels her passion for assisting others along a similar path, finding her true calling in the field of addiction recovery.

Amy was inspired by the compassion and dedication she observed in recovery staff during her own treatment, which resonated deeply with her, helping her discover her purpose. In her approach to case management, Amy emphasizes the importance of building trust and rapport. She collaborates closely with clients to help support them in advocating for themselves, and aids them in recognizing and fostering their strengths. Her guiding mantra, “We are stronger together,” underscores her belief in the power of collective effort and community support in the recovery process.

Her involvement with the addiction community is not just a career but a calling that she embraces wholeheartedly, driven by a genuine desire to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others. Outside of work, Amy cherishes time spent with her children, loved ones, and horses, finding joy and relaxation in these personal moments.

Keith Riley

Director of Business Development

Keith Riley is the Director of Business Development at Tulip Hill Recovery, where he plays a pivotal role in expanding the organization’s reach and impact in the field of addiction recovery. With nine years of personal recovery experience, Keith is deeply committed to helping others find their own paths to sobriety and wellness.

Keith brings a combination of strategic vision and heartfelt dedication to his role, utilizing his personal journey to inspire change and foster partnerships that enhance the support available to those seeking recovery. His empathetic approach and understanding of the recovery process have been instrumental in developing programs that resonate with both patients and partners.

In his personal life, Keith cherishes spending time with his wife, Kat. Together, they enjoy hiking and rejuvenating on the beach, activities that reflect Keith’s appreciation for balance and tranquility. Additionally, Keith is an avid sports enthusiast with a strong allegiance to the New York Jets and New York Mets, demonstrating his loyalty and team spirit both personally and professionally.

Keith Riley’s passion for growth and recovery, paired with his strategic acumen, positions him as a valuable leader at Tulip Hill Healthcare, where he continues to advance the mission of fostering lasting, positive change in the lives of those affected by addiction.

Matthew Ignace

Primary Therapist, LADC I, ISEP

As a Primary Therapist, Matthew brings a wealth of knowledge and a deep commitment to helping individuals find freedom from their struggles. With a background in BSP (Brainspotting) and ISEP (Integrative Somatic Experiencing Practitioner), and currently interning as a LADAC (Licensed Alcohol and Drug Addiction Counselor), Matthew approaches therapy with four years of experience and a heart full of compassion.

Driven by the belief that healing begins with being truly seen and heard, he creates a safe, welcoming space where clients can share their stories openly. His approach to treatment is grounded in openness, understanding, and a genuine desire to support clients on their journey to recovery and self-discovery. For those beginning their treatment, Matthew’s advice is simple yet powerful: “Stay!” He emphasizes that the journey is not about finding immediate answers, but about asking the questions that lead to deeper self-awareness and growth.

Outside of work, Matthew is passionate about activities that encourage both physical and mental well-being, such as ice baths, sound baths, slacklining, roller coasters, and continual learning through reading. His dedication to supporting individuals and families through recovery makes him an invaluable part of the Tulip Hill Recovery team, fostering a compassionate environment where clients can find the strength to heal and grow.

Ashley Jackson

Primary Therapist, CPRS, CRCT, LADC

Ashley serves as one of our Primary Therapists at Tulip Hill Recovery, bringing a wealth of experience, compassion, and dedication to her role. An alumnus of MTSU and Belmont University, Ashley holds certifications as a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist and Certified Recovery Coach and Trainer, and she is currently completing her training as a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor. With a decade of experience across Recovery Care Advocacy, Alumni Services, and Primary Therapy, she is committed to helping clients discover their potential and embrace fulfilling, substance-free lives.

The most rewarding part of Ashley’s work is witnessing the moment a client gains new insights about themselves and begins to envision a future filled with possibilities. Her advice to those starting their recovery journey is to bring an open mind, a willingness to try new approaches, and honesty with oneself. Guided by the mantra, “Progress, not perfection,” Ashley is passionate about her own recovery program and is committed to giving back what she has received. 

Outside of work, Ashley loves spending time with her husband and three children, traveling, cooking, singing, reading, and enjoying time with her beloved cat. Her compassion and dedication make her a vital member of the Tulip Hill Recovery team, helping clients move toward brighter, healthier futures.

Jessica Johnson

LADC I

Jamal McIntoch

Case Manager, M.A. Clinical Psychology