Alli Delgado

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Alli Delgado

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Allison is a treatment professional with 5 years of experience in helping the addict through their most troubled times. She has personal knowledge of addiction and has obtained multiple trainings and certifications. Allison holds her CDCA licensure through the Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals Board. Allison’s goal as a case manager is to ensure that all the client’s outside issues are handled while in treatment to make their stay as comfortable and focused as possible. Allison is originally from Columbus, Ohio and was brought up with good morals and a loving family. Allison started experimenting with substances in high school. She quickly realized that she was developing a problem, but that did not stop her. Allison entered treatment after several attempts she took a program of recovery serious. Which to her means no excuses and always doing the next right thing. Today Allison Is a mother, a daughter, a faithful friend and a significant other. Through all the obstacles that Allison has faced, she is living proof that with hard work and determination anyone can be successful.

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