How My Journey Began

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I began working in the treatment field in 2011. In 2017, I completed training to become a certified addiction counselor (CAC). During the last 9+ years, I have gained hands-on experience and knowledge within the treatment community through roles such as a certified addiction counselor, admissions coordinator, assistant program director and business development coordinator. In 2018, I successfully completed intervention training.

 My passion for working in this field came from my own personal experience with substance abuse (in long term recovery since July 2009). My desire is to share what I have learned, personally and professionally, with individuals and families affected by addiction so they can gain the knowledge and resources to be successful in recovery. 

-Graham Skinner CAC I 

Founder and CEO

What People Are Saying

  • “Graham is not only sensitive to the presenting issues in a clinical context, he embraces individuals on a heart level demonstrating authentic compassion. ”
    — Randy
  • “Our lives before meeting Mr. Skinner was a life of heartache, little to no resources, and little to no true understanding of drug addiction. Our meetings with Mr. Skinner opened up a whole new world of Rehab possibilities, by which we are still reaping the benefits of that intervention to this day (over 2 years later). ”
    — Emily
  • “Graham’s calm demeanor and knowledge about addiction made a hard meeting smooth and beneficial for everyone involved. His advice was spot on and he helped put or minds at ease ensuring us that we where making the best decision possible to help our loved one. We have and would recommend Graham to anyone facing addiction.”
    — Amanda
  • “Graham and I crossed paths at a rough point in my life. My meetings with Graham have helped me to focus on recovery and on the goals I have set for myself. It’s great being able to speak with someone who has been in similar shoes. Since our meetings I’ve been optimistic about what the future holds for myself and my recovery. ”
    — Andy

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