Lori Burns (LMHC, LCAC) is the Executive Vice President for NewDay. She has over 20 years of experience in counseling, coaching, and leading organizations and individuals to successful outcomes. Lori has experience working with adults who face anxiety, depression, abuse, grief, addiction, sexual addiction, trauma, self-worth, spiritual issues, and parenting issues. She has created multiple successful counseling practices and been a pastor in the local church. She has a passion to help the next generation of therapists to become successful. Lori has a passion for the local church, as an ordained pastor, she enjoys partnering with the church in finding ways to resource and care for their members.

Lisa serves as the Outpatient Clinical Director for NewDay. She is a licensed mental health counselor in the state of Indiana. Passionate about helping clients build self-worth and identity, she specializes in treating individuals with borderline personality disorder, trauma, and intellectual and developmental disabilities along with their family members. Lisa holds a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from Huntington University as well as a Master of Science in Strategic Leadership and Design from the University of Indianapolis. She is also pursuing her PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision from Regent University.

Jenny Bronger (LCACA) is a therapist at NewDay. She does individual counseling and helps with the intensive outpatient program. She has a passion for those who struggle with addiction and for those who have loved ones that struggle, also. She has helped many individuals and couples who have experienced sex addiction and betrayal trauma and other process addictions, as well. She has also worked with those who struggle with anxiety, depression, sexual abuse, grief, and trauma. Jenny works with clients at our Indianapolis location and assist with IOP.

To set up an appointment please email: jbronger@thenewdaycenter.com

Rene Hancock (LCSW) is the Clinical Director for NewDay. She oversees the residential program and coordinates with NewDay’s outpatient programs to ensure proper compliance. Rene is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and therapist with experience in a hospital setting and private practice setting. She specializes in substance abuse/addictions (including sexual addiction), trauma, anxiety, grief, and infertility. Rene has a passion for helping others discover their journey and empowering people to use their full potential.

Kamryn VanWanzeele (van-won-zul), LMCHA, EMDRIA. LACA is a therapist at The New Day Center. She is working on her post-graduate LCMHC and certificate in addictions counseling. She works as an outpatient therapist and as our IOP Coordinator. Kamryn specializes in adult mental health counseling and addictions counseling. She has experience working with anxiety, PTSD, bipolar 1 & 2, borderline personality disorder, pornography/sexual addictions, substance use disorders, and trauma. Kamryn's passion as a therapist is to help clients build on their values and understand themselves more to live life fully. Kamryn works with clients at our Indianapolis and assist with our Greenfield IOP.

To set up an appointment please email: kVanWanzeele@thenewdaycenter.com

Tawni Croteau (LMHCA) is dedicated to supporting individuals impacted by childhood trauma and its lasting effects on relationships, and overall well-being. She works with clients facing concerns such as anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, and addiction, offering a compassionate and collaborative therapeutic environment. Her approach is grounded in person-centered counseling and informed by specialized training in Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST) and certified in Brainspotting. Her work emphasizes parts-informed and somatic awareness, guiding clients in recognizing protective patterns, tracking nervous system responses, and fostering internal connection to support integration and healing. Tawni works with clients at our Indianapolis location and Greenfield location.

I am currently a Marriage and Family Therapist at NewDay Recovery Center.

I graduated from Tennessee State University in 1980 with a degree in Psychology. I had a 28 year career in corporate America but never gave up on my dream of being a Therapist. To that end, I enrolled in Indiana Wesleyan University in 2006, In December of 2010 I received my Masters Degree in Counseling with my focus being Marriage and Family Therapy.

My passion is working with couples. I really enjoy Premarital Counseling because I believe it provides couples with a much needed firm foundation for entering into marriage. I also enjoy counseling married couples and helping them to understand oneness with God and with each other. I help them to see the blessing of marriage and not taking for granted the life teammate God has blessed them with.

I also find great joy in working with Senior Citizens. My experience shows that many of them have circumstances in their lives due to aging, change in family dynamics, health struggles, and loss of family and friends. I enjoy helping them to appreciate where they have been and the blessing in what their latter years hold for them.

Lastly, I truly believe my being a therapist is a gift. I also believe that everyone that comes to me is sent by God and it is not coincidence but God’s will for us to work together. So, whatever the circumstance that brings them to me, I know God has prepared me for the privilege of walking their journey with them to mental health healing.

Cathy works with clients at our Indianapolis location. To set up an appointment email: cbroadnax@thenewdaycenter.com

Katura Rowe (LMFTA) has experience working with adolescents, children, couples, and families searching for a therapist to come alongside them and facilitate an environment where growth and healthy connection can form. She has a passion for working with adolescents as they go through a stage of life where they are learning who they are and how they fit into the world. Katura has experience working with clients struggling with depression, anxiety, relationship distress, addiction, trauma, and emotional dysregulation.