Compassionate Guidance When Your Family Needs It Most

Why I Do This Work

The reason I do this work is extremely personal to me. I have been in recovery from substance use disorder since May 2014. I want to be a resource for people who are looking for a way out or a different way of living.

When I was needing help, I didn't know who to turn to or who to trust during the process of needing help. That's why I'm creating these services for people who need it - I want to be the resource I wish I had.

My Journey in the Industry

I have worked in a variety of different roles for treatment centers, starting from the kitchen all the way up to case manager, then admissions coordinator, and then business development representative. This journey has given me a unique perspective - I've seen the areas where these places fail to provide concrete aftercare plans for individuals, leading them to return to the treatment facility soon after discharge.

The Importance of Connection

The opposite of addiction is connection. The longer someone is connected to a reliable, accountable, and sustainable person, group, or service, the more likely they are to maintain long-term sobriety. That's why I walk side-by-side with families and individuals seeking help - to make sure they get the care they need and deserve.