Burnic Sprouse is a passionate advocate for peer support in recovery, currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Human Services at Old Dominion University. With multiple years of lived recovery experience, Burnic holds the NAADAC-approved National Certified Peer Recovery Support Specialist certification and actively participates in Ram's in Recovery at VCU. His dedication to supporting others on their wellness journey is at the core of his professional and personal mission.

Burnic has leveraged his peer recovery experience throughout his career to lead and support others. As the former Director of Eco Flats RVA and Men's Program for True Recovery, he played a pivotal role in shaping recovery programming. As Director of Admissions, Burnic focuses on client intake, accurate reporting, and providing essential court advocacy for participants. His approach is grounded in empathy, understanding, and the belief that peer connections are essential to long-term recovery success.