MASH Office Staff
Denise Menzdorf, Executive Director
Silvia Dominguez-Bodie, Grants and Contracts Administrator
Xiara Souza, Projects & Certification Coordinator
MASH Board of Directors
Bill Berneburg
Bill Berneburg is the owner-operator of 1,2,3 House, a network of sober homes. He opened his first sober house in Brockton in May 2012. 1,2,3 House has grown since its inception, with two more locations at 26 St. Casimir Avenue in Brockton and 57 Church Green in Taunton. Currently, the homes that are part of 1,2,3 House have 60 beds and are parole-approved. Bill, with the help of his house managers, is focused on helping men recover from the disease of alcoholism and drug addiction. He has been sober for 24 years. Bill has been a member of the MASH board since 2015 and is chair of the MASH ethics committee.
Danielle O’Brien
Danielle is a recovery services leader with over 13 years in the field of substance addiction services. She serves as the Director of Recovery Services at the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Bureau of Substance Addiction Services. Danielle leads the Recovery Support Services Unit in the Office of Strategy and Innovation, supporting the integration of Recovery Services and Supports throughout the continuum and beyond. Danielle led the expansion of Recovery Services throughout Massachusetts, including the statewide network of 39 Peer Recovery Support Centers, Recovery Supportive Transportation (RST), and supports the development of a strong and supported peer workforce. Prior to joining DPH/BSAS, Danielle spent over 6 years at the Gavin Foundation growing recovery programs. She earned a Bachelor of Science with honors from Suffolk University, completed ACEP at UMass, is a LADC, CARC, and supervisor. Danielle is committed to creating a recovery supportive Commonwealth that makes achieving and sustaining recovery in the community possible.
Denise Donovan
Denise Donovan is an assistant clerk magistrate at the Boston Municipal Court Department’s Central Division. She began working at the Boston Municipal Court in the Probation Department in 1994. Denise has a bachelor’s degree in Legal Practice in Criminal Justice from the University of Massachusetts Boston and a master’s certificate in Woman in Politics and Government from the University of Massachusetts Boston. In 2010, Denise graduated from Massachusetts School of Law with a Juris Doctorate degree and is a member of the Massachusetts Bar. Denise is passionate about helping people in recovery in both her professional career and her personal life.
Kathleen Delaney Campbell
Kathleen Delaney Campbell is the owner of KDC Accounting Solutions, a small accounting practice specializing in QuickBooks and Quicken consulting. She has a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Lowell. Kathleen completed the coursework for the LADAC certificate in 2018 at the University of Massachusetts, Boston.
Kelli Wilson
Following a decorated career as a Senior Medical Director (US Medical Affairs), a Senior Director of Strategic Partnerships, and a National Sales Director (Allergy & Immunology) at the patient-centric biotechnology corporation, Genentech, Inc., Kelli turned her focus to the world of addiction recovery. Since then, Kelli has worked alongside her brother, two-time Stanley Cup Champion, NHL legend and person in recovery, Kevin Stevens, as the CEO & President of the 501c3 non-profit Power Forward, Inc. to advance their mission to de-stigmatize addiction through education, empowerment and innovation.
Matthew Powers
Matthew Powers is the owner-operator of Chelsea’s House LLC, which has multiple homes for men and women in Chelsea and Lynn. He opened his first home in 2012 with his two brothers. The Chelsea’s House Franklin Street location was the first male MASH-certified house in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Matthew has served on the MASH Board of Directors for five years and is on the Ethics Committee. Matthew and his team at Chelsea’s House continue to sit on multiple recovery court teams that advocate for addicts and alcoholics. He is in long-term recovery himself and has built a successful mechanical company.
Noel Dennis
Noel Dennis is the owner-operator of Men of Dignity Sober Living, LLC, which provides sober housing for women and men throughout various communities in Massachusetts. Noel holds an MBA in Nonprofit Management and has contributed to impacting business outcomes through effective organization, prioritization, and execution of key projects. Noel prides himself in his methodical and calculated approach to problem solving and hopes to utilize his experience in a positive way as a MASH Board Director.
Nicole O’Brien
Nicole O’Brien is a woman in long term recovery. She is a Certified Addictions Recovery Coach (CARC) and supervisor, Certified Community Health Worker (CHW), and also has a certificate from North Shore Community College in Alcohol and Drug Addiction Counseling. She has worked in both residential and community settings. Nicole facilitates recovery-based classes for individuals and organizations. She founded and is currently the executive director for Ruth’s Way, a nonprofit that provides person-centered services that promote whole health and wellness, such as sober housing for women, recovery based trainings, and public speaking. Nicole is a Board Member, Training Committee Member, and former Ethics Committee member for Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing, Wakefield Alliance Against Violence, Board Member, a resource for the women’s reentry program, a former recovery court team member, and member of community coalitions.
Paul Shaughnessy
Paul has over 20 years of criminal justice experience, with extensive expertise in specialty courts, including drug treatment and Veterans treatment courts, as well as adult and juvenile diversion programs. His career includes serving as an Investigator with the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office Family Protection and Sexual Assault Unit, Probation Officer, Assistant Chief Probation Officer, and in leadership roles with the Office of the Commissioner of Probation. Paul is a nationally trained performance coach, recognized subject matter expert, and former Union Executive Board member. He has dedicated his career to advancing evidence-based practices that promote accountability, rehabilitation, and lasting change. In long-term recovery, Paul is passionate about expanding access to treatment, recovery support, and stable housing. He is a proud member of the Boston Bulldogs Running Club, a recovery-based running organization that promotes connection, wellness, and hope. His professional experience and lived recovery have strengthened his belief that housing, accountability, and community are the foundation of lasting recovery, and he is honored to serve on the Board of Directors in support of the organization’s mission.