Angie Shockley owner of Q&A Associates along with our management team are deeply saddened to announce that we will no longer be a managing owner of Willow Creek Lodge in Leicester, NC. Willow Creek Lodge, which opened in December of last year, has seen remarkable results with the young adult clients they have served over the past months. The program has been extremely successful in treating clients that have suffered from chronic stress and anxiety, trauma, depression, ADHD, Borderline Personality Disorder and Asperger's Syndrome.
Unfortunately Angie was notified very recently that the owners of the Willow Creek property will no longer be honoring their lease agreement. This has come to a shock to the team at Q&A and we extend our sincerest apologies to those families and referring professionals that had prospective clients coming our way. This program and clinical model is a unique and successful program and our intention is to re-create this in West Virginia, where the other Q&A programs are located.
The Willow Creek program director, Jason Cox, will be re-locating to West Virginia to help with this process. He will continue the great work that has been started and will be teaming up with clinical providers in our community to enhance and improve what has already been developed.
We recognize that this may raise some concerns and questions and strongly encourage our colleagues to reach out to either myself (Audrey Peavey) or Angie at any time. We appreciate your understanding and support during this difficult transition.
Q&A Associates is a family of programs focused on working with young adults who have struggled to sustain a productive and positive transition into adulthood. Headquartered in Davis, West Virginia, Q&A has three programs in the beautiful Canaan Valley: Applewood Transitions, The Journey WV, and Cabin Mountain Living Center.