S4EP1: Amy Moore speaks on her own recovery, mental health and how she became an interventionist with a gift!
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S4EP1: Amy Moore speaks on her own recovery, mental health and how she became an interventionist with a gift!
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Hey sober family and our entire listener community! Thanks as always for being here to share and to receive our recovery stories. It means a lot. Our next guest was referred to me by our last guest, actually a friend named Julie out of Denver. So, we do not know each other which I think always opens the conversation to a different flavor. She’s an interventionist, which alone is wild to me to think about. You can find her online at https://adrunkwhisperer.com/ to learn more about her personally as well as the services she offers. There’s a great video about the process on her site which I found very informative, and she shares her own personal story by way of her speaker tape which can be accessed there as well. She’s got a ton of successes and credentials under her belt and she herself is also in recovery for over 25 years!
- Started private practice in 2015
- Keith Bradley's Intervention workshop in the Love First model also using a Spiritual Perspective 2016
- Spends much of her free time mentoring women in recovery in all walks of life
- Regularly taught relapse prevention at Excelsior girls’ facility for 13–19-year-old adolescents prior to the school closure in 2017
- Inspirational and motivational speaker worldwide
- Peer Coach training through PCA and CCAR.
- NCPRSS National Certified Peer Recovery Support Specialist through NAADAC
- NCIP Nationally Certified Intervention Professional
Her episode will be available on Valentine’s Day wherever you get your podcasts and/or YouTube. Thanks for your support as always!
A reminder that links to all platforms are available at the podcast's website: https://www.ihave12questions.com/
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