Recovery Happens
Exploring Pathways for Healing Trauma and Addiction
Discover an Inside Out Approach to Your Recovery Journey
Unlocking the link between trauma and addiction
Are you or someone you love struggling with addiction?
Are you looking for more support & resources in your recovery process?
Have traditional approaches to recovery not worked for you?
It's time to explore a new pathway to healing.
Introducing a groundbreaking new course that unlocks the link between trauma and addiction to help you overcome your destructive cycles. Led by Carrie DeJong, a Registered Clinical Counselor specializing in trauma and its connection to addiction, this course is designed to provide you with the tools and insights you need to heal from addiction and live a fulfilling life. Whether you're dealing with substance misuse, disordered eating, or any other form of addiction, this course offers a fresh perspective on recovery and a pathway to a brighter future. Join us on this journey to healing and discover the power of addressing the root causes of addiction.
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Carrie DeJong
Recovery Happens: Exploring Pathways for Healing Trauma and Addiction
Carrie is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) with the British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors. She holds a Master’s degree in Counselling (MC) and has over 25 years experience working in trauma treatment programs, residential addiction treatment, and private practice.
Carrie focuses on bringing greater awareness to the impacts that anxiety, chronic stress, and trauma have on emotions and overall functioning, especially the use of mood-altering substances and behaviours to cope. She offers non-judgmental help for addressing unhealthy behaviours.
Her goal is to provide an environment offering tools, support, and hope for clients to move forward in their lives.
Carrie focuses on bringing greater awareness to the impacts that anxiety, chronic stress, and trauma have on emotions and overall functioning, especially the use of mood-altering substances and behaviours to cope. She offers non-judgmental help for addressing unhealthy behaviours.
Her goal is to provide an environment offering tools, support, and hope for clients to move forward in their lives.
