“The Trilogy Center for Women (TCW) is the culmination of years of planning and development. The recovery model, which is the key element of the program at Trilogy, is based on extensive research and represents a best practice in the field of addictions. It became clear years ago that short-term treatment programs for women, while an important component of the recovery process, simply could not provide the long-term benefit of the model offered through a recovery program. In order to provide a lifetime of safety, sobriety and self-sufficiency needed for substance abusing women to have fulfilling and non-addictive lifestyles, a program such as the TCW was absolutely critical. The TCW is truly a combination of my dreams come true and an answer to my prayers.” – David Ptaszek, Trilogy Center for Women Chief Executive Officer.

David Ptaszek is a licensed clinical social worker who serves as the Executive Director of the Pennyroyal Center, which serves eight counties in western Kentucky. Mr. Ptaszek is originally from Illinois, and received his Master’s Degree in Social Work from the Loyola School of Social Work in Chicago, Illinois. Professionally, he had focused on direct services to children and persons with addictions prior to becoming a full time administrator. Mr. Ptaszek’s wife, Barbara, is the Chief Financial Officer for the Pennyroyal Hospice. The couple, who now call Kentucky home, are the parents of three adult children who reside across the United States.

“I feel privileged and honored to have the opportunity to play a part in establishing the Trilogy Center for Women.  It’s a blessing to be able to positively impact women as they recover from addiction.” –Kibby Davis, Trilogy Center Program Manager.

Ms. Davis is a Licensed Social Worker.  She obtained her Bachelors of Science in Social Work from Austin Peay State University.  She has been employed with the Pennyroyal Center for the last nine years.  Eight of those years she worked as the MR/DD Residential Program Manager.  She is married and has one son and two daughters.

“I consider it a blessing and an honor to be a part of the Trilogy Center for Women. As the child of a recovering addict I know first hand the affects that alcohol and drugs have on individuals as well as their families. It has always been my goal to work with those suffering from addiction and to help them see that they can have the life they have always dreamed of and much more.”  - Tiffany Bolinger, Trilogy Recovery Program Coordinator

Mrs. Bolinger is a Licensed Professional Counseling Associate. She obtained her Masters of Arts in Education degree from Western Kentucky University and her Bachelors of Science degree from the University of Kentucky. She and her husband have one son.

"It is an honor and privilege to be a member of the Trilogy Team.  The residents and my co-workers are a joy to be around.  For a house full of women, you may think chaos, but it is not.  Sharing with the ladies about my past, and how I've gotten to where I am today is a testiment that recovery does work if you are willing to work at it". -- Mable Clark, Phase I Coordinator

Ms. Clark is a 2003 graduate of Christian County Drug Court and has been a volunteer at Volta Aftercare Program for three years.  Ms. Clark is the mother of 3 adult children and five grandchildren.  She also has custody of four children ages 16, 9, 5, and 4 who were placed with her, as a result of their guardian using drugs and alcohol. 

“ I am truly grateful to be working at Trilogy because I really have compassion for these women and what they are trying to accomplish.  My goal is to help them as much as I can to live better lives, to try and compensate for their past and to look forward to a brighter future.”  -- Sasha Catlett, Trilogy Case Manager and Transitional Coordinator

Ms. Catlett has a Bachelor’s of Independent Studies with a concentration in Human Services from Murray State University and an Associates of Science Degree in Criminal Justice.  She and her husband reside in Hopkinsville and they have one son.

"I feel very fortunate to be a part of the Trilogy Center for Women and to be a part of the women’s lives on their recovery journey. It is wonderful to see the residents improve their mental and physical health through their recovery.” Ashley Workman, SOS Coordinator/Addictions Nurse at Trilogy Center

Mrs. Workman earned her Associates in Applied Science at Hopkinsville Community College and is currently working toward her Bachelor in Science of Nursing Degree through Murray State University. She is a Registered Nurse and is the SOS Coordinator/Addictions Nurse at Trilogy Center. She is a native of Christian County, Kentucky and resides in Hopkinsville with her husband.

“I am extremely grateful to be a team member and friend to the staff and residents as we work toward our goals.  Trilogy Center for Women is a “Blessed” opportunity  for  those women wanting to begin a new life”.  – Bev Givens, Trilogy Office Manager

Ms. Givens is the mother of two, grandmother of 5.  She has a background in healthcare office management and a member of the “PACHOM” national organization. 

“I feel that I have been blessed to work with these troubled, but nonetheless beautiful women.  Often times I find they actually help me in daily struggles that I may have, and keep me grounded and grateful for all I have in my life.” – Virginia B. Gray, Trilogy Resource Coordinator

Mrs. Gray has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Public Relations from Western Kentucky University.  She and her husband have one son.