Connie Egan Joins Gateway Rehab's Board of Directors

PITTSBURGH - Gateway Rehabilitation Center, a nationally recognized private, not-for-profit drug and alcohol treatment organization, recently announced the addition of Connie Egan to its board of directors. 

Ms. Egan is a native Pittsburgher who graduated from Bennington College with a bachelor's degree in theater.  She has served on the boards of the City Theater and the Fisher Fund, and as a projects committee member of the Staunton Farms Foundation.  She has also assisted the Women's Center and Shelter as a counselor and legal advocate. Ms. Egan has been connected to Gateway Rehab for years through family and friends.  She and her husband, James, have three daughters: Rachael, 20; Jamie 17; and Rose, 13.
 

Gateway was founded in 1972 by Dr. Abraham J. Twerski, internationally recognized authority in the field of chemical dependency treatment, psychiatrist, frequent lecturer, and author of more than 50 self-help related books. More than 100,000 individuals have received treatment within the Gateway system, which reaches from Erie, PA to Washington, PA, and Columbus, OH.