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Offers: Addiction Interventionists
Serves: Centennial
About A Drunk Whisperer
Amy Moore is an intervention specialist who utilizes a two-step intervention approach that is based in love and healing. As one that struggled with her own dual addiction and watched some of her close family members do the same, she has developed a personal passion to serve and assist others. Watching other families escape the pain and devastation of addiction is a constant motivation for her continued pursuit to help save lives … and families. Amy uses a non-confrontational, loving method, and is able to facilitate family meetings to discuss education, training, and group therapy, all in an effort to help the individual and the family establish a healthy day to day lifestyle Amy enjoys spending her time with her husband, daughters, grandsons, new baby granddaughter, and all other family… hiking, snowboarding, gardening, watching a sunset, or taking pictures of a flower or the ocean … anything outside in nature. Amy is very active in her recovery community and gives back to insure her continued sobriety. Amy speaks at conferences, panels, podcasts and individuals to give people hope that long term sobriety from a young age is possible and achievable. Amy takes care of her own mental health and well being by having her own therapist and support team in place for day to day stuff as well as plenty of self care.
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Lifted From The Rut – Interventions Professional addiction interventions in Colorado by Rob Lohman. Faith-based or secular support, pre-planning, transport, and coaching for families and individuals.
Professionals who help family and friends plan a caring, structured conversation that encourages a loved one to accept help, and who often arrange the next step in treatment.
Best for
Families whose loved one isn’t ready to look for help yet