Amy Jack

Amy’s calm demeanor brings relief to chaotic situations, and her purposeful and resilient nature throughout a crisis intervention fosters her successful outcomes. She walks families’ through each step from the initial phone call to the intervention day, and will transport the addicted loved one directly to treatment. She then works collaboratively with the addicted individual, the treatment center, and the family to ensure treatment completion, relapse prevention, and ongoing support.  She is passionate about helping restore healing to the family system and leaves no stone upturned in her pursuit of family recovery.

Amy received a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Albany State University and is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Addiction Counseling from Union College. She understands, on a fundamental level, the devastation that addiction brings into the family system and was motivated to become a professional certified interventionist because of the day her life changed for the better on January 11, 2012. That is the day that she embarked on the road to recovery and can now help families’ navigate through the fear, despair, and seemingly hopeless state of addiction, toward healing and recovery for the entire family.

With her vast experience and passion for helping others, Amy is a dedicated and compassionate interventionist who is committed to making a positive difference in the lives of those affected by addiction.

Member of: 

   National Association for Alcoholism Drug Abuse Counselors (NAADAC),

    Association of Intervention Specialists (AIS)

Credentials:

    ARISE® Certified Interventionist