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Jessica Kitchin

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Jessica Kitchin

Clinical Director

Jessica has over 6 years of experience with counseling those in need of treating their substance use disorders. Jessica obtained her Master of Science Degree in Addiction Counseling from Grand Canyon University in August of 2018. She worked as a case manager for a year with two different agencies specializing in substance use disorders, mental health, and criminal justice. Jessica obtained her license as an independent chemical dependency counselor in August of 2019 and obtained her Post-Master of Science Trauma Certificate in October of 2019. Jessica also obtained a certification as a certified clinical trauma professional in 2020. Jessica is passionate about assisting others reach their full potential in recovery.

 
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