Therapy

Therapy is the heart of my practice. Around it, I offer a range of additional services for individuals, families, and workplaces — practical support that makes treatment work in real life.

Interventions

An Inspirational Intervention is a loving, structured process that helps someone accept treatment — with honesty, hope, and respect, and the whole family involved from the start. I am a certified interventionist and a trainer of the method.

Case management and care coordination

I coordinate the people and programs around your treatment — doctors, psychiatrists, treatment centers, and follow-up — so nothing falls through the cracks, and you don’t have to manage it alone.

Treatment placement

Help finding the right treatment program — residential or outpatient, in the US or abroad — and arranging admission when the time comes.
I have personally visited the places I recommend.

Recovery coaching

A certified recovery coach, matched to your needs and location, for day-to-day support and accountability between sessions. For clients in recovery, their families, and workplaces.

Rehab at home

Structured treatment and support at home, for those who need more than weekly sessions but for whom residential care is not the right fit.

Soberlink monitoring

I collaborate with Soberlink, the remote alcohol monitoring system trusted by courts across the United States. I set up the monitoring for my clients and personally oversee compliance and results. Scheduled breath tests with facial recognition and tamper detection deliver real-time, court-admissible proof of sobriety — the kind of documentation judges and attorneys trust in family law, custody, and other court matters. Soberlink is widely regarded as the gold standard for court use, with every key feature recommended by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Whether monitoring is court-ordered or your own voluntary choice, courts look favorably on it — and it gives you accountability, and your family peace of mind.

Support for families

Consultations for partners, parents, and close friends — even when the person struggling is not ready to seek help themselves. You don’t have to carry this alone.

Workplace support

Guidance for employers and employees when substance use has been discovered at work, and a plan for what happens next.

Not sure which of these you need? Book a consultation, and we’ll work it out together.