Meet your team
Founder & Executive Director
Hilary Rowberry, MBAHM
With a master’s degree in business administration emphasizing healthcare management, Hilary combines her professional expertise with a deeply personal mission: to help individuals overcome substance use disorders and find healing and peace in recovery.
Hilary’s passion for this work is rooted in her own journey of recovery and personal experiences. Eos was founded in the memory of her late sister, Amy. Amy’s profound struggle and ultimate loss have shaped Hilary’s mission, inspiring her to build a safe, supportive space where others can find healing from the pain and isolation that addiction and trauma inflict. Eos Serenity Lodge serves not only as a recovery center but also as a tribute to Amy’s life, providing a therapeutic community focused on safety, connection, and personal growth.
Outside of her professional endeavors, Hilary is a devoted wife to her husband, Jeff, and the proud mother of two wonderful boys. She also embraces her role as a dog mom to three lovable pups, who add extra joy and energy to her life. Hilary’s warmth and determination fuel her mission to create a lasting legacy of transformation and serenity for those she serves.
Clinical Director
Megan Langworthy, LCSW
Megan Langworthy, LCSW, serves as Clinical Director at Eos Serenity Lodge, where she brings a powerful blend of clinical expertise, leadership, and genuine compassion to the program. With extensive experience spanning private practice, mental health crisis intervention, and substance use disorder treatment, Megan is highly skilled in supporting individuals through some of life’s most complex and vulnerable moments. She is trained in trauma-informed care and utilizes evidence-based treatment modalities, including Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), to help clients process trauma, build resilience, and create lasting change.
As Clinical Director, Megan is deeply committed to maintaining a therapeutic environment that is both structured and empowering. She is especially passionate about helping women reclaim their sense of self, find their voice, and build meaningful, purpose-driven lives in recovery. Her approach balances accountability with empathy, ensuring each client feels both supported and challenged in their growth.
A devoted mother of three, Megan understands firsthand the strength and perseverance required to navigate life’s challenges. Her authenticity, strength, and unwavering dedication make her an inspiring leader and a fierce advocate for every woman who enters the Eos program.
Operations Manager
Eve Anderson
Eve Anderson serves as Operations Manager at Eos Serenity Lodge, where she brings compassion, dedication, and lived experience into every aspect of her work. With more than five years in recovery, Eve is deeply passionate about supporting women on their own healing journeys and is well-versed in the 12-step program, which she integrates into the culture and daily operations of the program. Her leadership helps create a structured, supportive, and genuinely healing environment for every woman who walks through Eos’ doors.
Eve is a proud mother of three beautiful girls and shares her life with a wonderful, supportive husband who is also in recovery. Her personal experience gives her a unique ability to connect with clients on a meaningful level, offering both empathy and accountability. Eve’s warmth, authenticity, and unwavering commitment shine through in everything she does, making her a consistent source of encouragement, stability, and strength for the women and team at Eos.
Medical Director
Nicholas Taylor, PMHNP-BC
Nicholas Taylor, PMHNP-BC, serves as Medical Director at Eos Serenity Lodge, bringing a dynamic and deeply experienced clinical background in both emergency medicine and psychiatry. Beginning his career in 2009 as an EMT-IV, Nick developed a strong foundation in high-acuity care, later transitioning into nursing and serving on the front lines of a Level 1 Trauma Center Emergency Department during the COVID-19 pandemic. His ability to lead in high-pressure environments has translated into exceptional psychiatric care, where he has overseen treatment for large, complex populations across multiple states.
As a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Nick has extensive experience working with dual-diagnosis and addiction populations, including founding Taylored Psychiatry to expand access to high-quality mental health services. His approach is rooted in trauma-informed care, clinical innovation, and a commitment to improving outcomes for vulnerable populations.
Outside of his professional life, Nick is an avid traveler who enjoys exploring new cultures—especially through food—and spending time at the lake during Tennessee’s summer months. He also shares his life with his beloved rescue dog, a constant companion and source of joy.
Substance Use Disorder Counselor
Makayla Cherrington, ASUDC
Makayla Cherrington is a dedicated Substance Use Disorder Counselor with a strong academic foundation and a passion for helping individuals navigate the path to recovery. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Utah Valley University and a Substance Use Disorder Counseling (SUDC) certification from the University of Utah, equipping her with the knowledge and skills to provide effective, evidence-based care for those struggling with addiction.
Makayla combines her deep understanding of psychology with her extensive training in substance use disorder counseling to create a safe and supportive environment for her clients. Whether working with individuals in residential treatment or our outpatient setting, she is committed to helping them build the tools needed for lasting change.
Outside of her professional life, Makayla is married and shares her home with the world's best dog, who brings her endless joy and comfort. Her personal and professional experiences fuel her passion for supporting others, and she continues to strive for excellence in both her career and personal life, always advocating for mental health, well-being, and recovery.
