Brittany Andry
Director/Owner
Brittany Andry grew up in Tyler, TX. Years of drug addiction, jail and many other forms of disappointments led her to treatment in 2008 in the Hill Country. She moved to a sober living home in Kerrville with the intent of only staying for 90-days but ultimately lived there for almost a year. She says those were some of the best months of her life. Sober living allowed her the chance to meet wonderful women and build true meaningful relationships. It allowed her the chance to form a good foundation in her recovery through accountability and structure. She learned about a 12-step program that enabled her the chance to change herself and to serve others. After moving out of the sober home, she became a member of their board of directors. Brittany was inspired to open her own sober home after serving as the assistant director for one that her friend owned.
In sobriety she has obtained her Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice from Sam Houston State University and her Masters in Social Work from the University of Houston. She works alongside two of her friends as an interventionist with Crossley Ford Recovery Solutions. She is the board of director President for Kerrville's only non-profit men's home, the Turner House. Brittany and her husband Jacob have been married since 2008 and together raise their two beautiful little girls. They all support her in all her wild ideas.
Brittany understands the difficulties in balancing family with her personal recovery and her hope is to provide guidance and support for other mom's and any other woman seeking help in beginning their recovery.
Divine Promises believes in the importance of fellowship, structure, accountability and service. All of these are pieces of recovery proven to work toward long term sobriety. It is Brittany's mission to help women in their recovery by providing a safe place for them to live while they get started on their journey. It is her hope that women who make their way here will feel at home, feel peace and feel safe.
In sobriety she has obtained her Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice from Sam Houston State University and her Masters in Social Work from the University of Houston. She works alongside two of her friends as an interventionist with Crossley Ford Recovery Solutions. She is the board of director President for Kerrville's only non-profit men's home, the Turner House. Brittany and her husband Jacob have been married since 2008 and together raise their two beautiful little girls. They all support her in all her wild ideas.
Brittany understands the difficulties in balancing family with her personal recovery and her hope is to provide guidance and support for other mom's and any other woman seeking help in beginning their recovery.
Divine Promises believes in the importance of fellowship, structure, accountability and service. All of these are pieces of recovery proven to work toward long term sobriety. It is Brittany's mission to help women in their recovery by providing a safe place for them to live while they get started on their journey. It is her hope that women who make their way here will feel at home, feel peace and feel safe.
Jenna Aschenbrenner
Assistant Director
Jenna was born and raised in the suburbs of Charlotte, North Carolina. Very soon after she was born she was diagnosed with retinoblastoma at eighteen months old. She underwent treatment and surgery and was put in remission a few years after the diagnosis. When she started school bullying became a very prominent aspect of her life. At the age of fourteen she picked up her first drug to change the way she felt and escape the reality of her life. She battled with addiction for several years going in and out of the rooms in denial that addiction was going to soon take over her life.
At the age of twenty-two she made her way to a treatment center in Fredericksburg, Texas which then recommended her to Divine Promises Sober Living. She said yes, and it was here that she was able to really put pen to paper and start moving her feet to make real positive changes in her life. Divine Promises showed her the importance of accountability, structure, and fellowship. Brittany and the women in the houses showed her what it looked like to have people in her corner that wanted her to succeed in living a happy sober life. The tenth step promises of started to become a reality. “We feel as though we had been placed in a position of neutrality - safe and protected.” She could not be more thankful for the role Divine Promises has played - not just her recovery, but in her life as a whole.
Jenna managed the Tree House for almost a year before moving out into her own place. A time she values as she was able to support and encourage countless women in their early sobriety. She is thankful for the opportunity to continue being a part of Divine Promises as the Assistant Director. A role that will allow her to maintain connection with the place that helped her grow and a chance for her to maintain the same principles of structure, accountability, and fellowship that she found valuable for all the women who are to come!
At the age of twenty-two she made her way to a treatment center in Fredericksburg, Texas which then recommended her to Divine Promises Sober Living. She said yes, and it was here that she was able to really put pen to paper and start moving her feet to make real positive changes in her life. Divine Promises showed her the importance of accountability, structure, and fellowship. Brittany and the women in the houses showed her what it looked like to have people in her corner that wanted her to succeed in living a happy sober life. The tenth step promises of started to become a reality. “We feel as though we had been placed in a position of neutrality - safe and protected.” She could not be more thankful for the role Divine Promises has played - not just her recovery, but in her life as a whole.
Jenna managed the Tree House for almost a year before moving out into her own place. A time she values as she was able to support and encourage countless women in their early sobriety. She is thankful for the opportunity to continue being a part of Divine Promises as the Assistant Director. A role that will allow her to maintain connection with the place that helped her grow and a chance for her to maintain the same principles of structure, accountability, and fellowship that she found valuable for all the women who are to come!
Anne Miller
Jefferson House Manager
Anne was born and raised in Fort Worth, Texas. Her addiction began in high school. As an emotional teenager, she turned to drugs to cope. She struggled with addiction for so long she lost sight of who she was and what her purpose was. In her twenties, she sought help through various treatment centers, and at 29, she found a place that truly showed her how to live again.
Anne went to treatment in Fredericksburg, Texas. There she received helped through the 12 steps program and gained a real understanding of her addiction. That experience led her to sober living, where she was surrounded by supportive, loving, understanding women. Women who had past experiences just as she did. Over time, she grew into someone she didn’t think she could ever be. A woman full of integrity, compassion, and hope. She became the woman she was greeted by when she entered the doors of Divine Promises.
Anne eventually became the house manager of the house. A role that continues to help her thrive in her personal recovery. Anne has loved the experience she’s had in sober living. The values of accountability and support of each woman has been important. She believes if it weren’t for sober living and the structure, love and support that has been provided for her, she would not be where she is today.
Anne went to treatment in Fredericksburg, Texas. There she received helped through the 12 steps program and gained a real understanding of her addiction. That experience led her to sober living, where she was surrounded by supportive, loving, understanding women. Women who had past experiences just as she did. Over time, she grew into someone she didn’t think she could ever be. A woman full of integrity, compassion, and hope. She became the woman she was greeted by when she entered the doors of Divine Promises.
Anne eventually became the house manager of the house. A role that continues to help her thrive in her personal recovery. Anne has loved the experience she’s had in sober living. The values of accountability and support of each woman has been important. She believes if it weren’t for sober living and the structure, love and support that has been provided for her, she would not be where she is today.
Cyna Harris
Tree House Manager
Cyna was born and raised in Austin, Texas. She spent her childhood and adolescent years playing piano and tennis. However, she always felt like an outsider being the quietest one in her friend group and struggling with social anxiety. At the age of 14, she discovered alcohol and drugs and loved the effects produced by them. From there on out that became the focal point in her life as a way to escape reality. Drugs and alcohol became her solution to feeling like she fit in and belonged. Her addiction continued steadily throughout her teenage and early adulthood years. It wasn’t until her boyfriend of 5 years unexpectedly died from an overdose when her addiction began to snowball. Rather than it being considered fun for her it became a means of survival to deal with the grief. By the age of 24 she’d realized she was out of options. She was either going to succumb to the inevitable death of her drug of choice or choose a better way of living which she later found through working a 12 step program.
Cyna decided to go to a treatment center in Fredericksburg, Texas who later suggested that she move into Divine Promises Sober Living as part of her aftercare plan. Although this wasn’t her first time in sobriety, it would be her first time trying sober living. She was nervous coming out of treatment not knowing what to expect. However in making that decision to take suggestion and try sober living, it changed the trajectory of her life. She learned the importance of structure and accountability and what being a woman of integrity looks like through the women she’s met at Divine Promises. Women who were once just roommates have now become lifelong friends. She is eternally grateful to be blessed with the opportunity to manage one of the houses and to grow alongside the women she meets there.
Cyna decided to go to a treatment center in Fredericksburg, Texas who later suggested that she move into Divine Promises Sober Living as part of her aftercare plan. Although this wasn’t her first time in sobriety, it would be her first time trying sober living. She was nervous coming out of treatment not knowing what to expect. However in making that decision to take suggestion and try sober living, it changed the trajectory of her life. She learned the importance of structure and accountability and what being a woman of integrity looks like through the women she’s met at Divine Promises. Women who were once just roommates have now become lifelong friends. She is eternally grateful to be blessed with the opportunity to manage one of the houses and to grow alongside the women she meets there.