LRADAC
Kimberlee Cannon is an experienced professional in the field of social work and substance abuse counseling. Currently serving as Program Manager of Treatment Services at LRADAC since June 2016, Kimberlee provides counseling for high-risk adolescents and young adults, facilitating various treatment services focused on emotional health and family dynamics. Prior to this role, Kimberlee gained valuable experience as a Clinical Counselor II and Bridge Counselor at LRADAC. Additional experience includes internships with the South Carolina Department of Mental Health and Richland School District 2, where Kimberlee contributed to biopsychosocial assessments and resource assistance for families. Earlier work as an Embroiderer and Retail Assistant at Kathys Kreations showcased strong design skills. Kimberlee holds a Master of Social Work and a Certificate in Drug and Addiction Studies from The University of South Carolina and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Wofford College.
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LRADAC
LRADAC cares for the needs of the citizens of Lexington and Richland counties of South Carolina. We offer a wide array of prevention, intervention and treatment programs in locations convenient to residents of both counties. With a dedicated staff and innovative programs and services, LRADAC takes a proactive approach to fighting addiction and drug abuse in our schools, businesses and neighborhoods. We tailor our programs to meet the ever-changing needs of the communities we serve. Our prevention, intervention and treatment programs spread the message that there is hope and that substance abuse and addiction are preventable and treatable. LRADAC is a non-profit agency. We are also one of 33 county alcohol and drug abuse authorities recognized by the state of South Carolina. This network of direct service agencies provides prevention, intervention and treatment programs to citizens in all 46 counties of the state. Each year, more than 50,000 South Carolinians receive direct intervention and/or treatment services through the county authorities. Last year, LRADAC alone served more than 5,000 clients.