Serving police, fire, veterans, federal agents, dispatchers and corrections officers
Eileen’s three decades of experience spans all levels of care, such as Intensive Outpatient, Inpatient, Recovery Houses and Extended Care facilities. As a Licensed Addiction Counselor and Advanced Certified Relapse Prevention Specialist, Eileen has extensive training in Experimental Therapy and Integrated Eye Movement Therapy. Many of Eileen’s thirty-three years in the field were spent at Father […]
John’s diverse professional career includes working 18 years in both inpatient and outpatient drug/alcohol treatment settings as a Licensed Clinical Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LCAD-C). He recently retired from Father Martin’s Ashley, where he worked for 12 years and was involved in all aspects of the treatment process. He developed a proficiency in understanding and
Louise earned her Nursing degree in 1998. After family time, she excelled as a paraeducator, mastering rapport and de-escalation. In ambulatory care and skilled nursing, she thrived. At Harbor of Grace since 2017, she’s now a dedicated charge nurse, passionate about Addiction and Recovery, driven by her veteran heritage. As the daughter of a Vietnam
Chuck is an active duty Police Officer with a large Regional Police Department. Graduating from the Police Academy in March of 1986, Chuck’s career has spanned over 33 years and include assignments in “Foot Patrol” to his present-day assignment as the Commander for the Hostage Negotiating Team. From March 2012 to the present time, Chuck
Mitch’s firefighting career began in 1991 in the US Navy where he served four years as an E5 Shipboard Firefighter. Mitch’s civilian career with the Baltimore City Fire Department included eight years with a Truck Company, another eight years as a Paramedic on a medic unit including being selected as one of two firefighter/paramedics to
At age 17, an Army recruiter approached George while he was cutting school. A few placement tests and parental approval, he later jointed the Army. He began his military career as an Army medic and graduated from the U.S. Army’s Practical Nurse Course in 1989. He retired from the U.S. Army in 2003. Like much
John’s experience as a police officer, clinician, program director and peer gives him the total understanding of substance abuse and mental health challenges that our nation’s first responders face today. John is the founder of Guardian Recovery Services, a private practice that provides counseling to First Responders. John holds a B.S. in Behavioral Health Counseling
