Kellie Hopkins

With a passion for ensuring that recovery equals quality of life, Kellie Hopkins brings years of valuable experience to Journey II Freedom. As a Master of Social Work (MSW), Licensed Social Worker (LSW), and Licensed Independent Chemical Dependency Counselor (LICDC), Kellie has honed her skills in various critical areas of mental health and substance use treatment.

Kellie's professional journey includes significant time working in Dual Recovery Programs, Medically Assisted Treatment Programs, and Detox Facilities. This diverse background has equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of the complexities surrounding addiction and mental health issues. Her clinical focus on Substance Use Disorders allows her to provide specialized care for individuals struggling with addiction, while her experience in treating Bipolar Disorder, Anxiety, Depression, Schizophrenia, and Schizoaffective Disorders enables her to address a wide range of mental health concerns.

At the core of Kellie's therapeutic approach is a strength-based, collaborative method. She works closely with her clients to identify and build upon their existing strengths, empowering them to take an active role in their recovery journey. This approach not only fosters self-reliance but also enhances the overall quality of life during the recovery process.

Kellie's expertise extends beyond traditional therapy settings. As a Qualified Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) through the Department of Transportation (DOT), she is uniquely positioned to assist individuals in safety-sensitive positions who have received violations due to positive alcohol or drug tests. Her ability to navigate the SAP evaluation process is crucial for those seeking to be reconsidered for safety-sensitive duty.

For those seeking a therapist who combines extensive experience with a compassionate, strength-focused approach, Kellie Hopkins offers a beacon of hope. Her commitment to improving quality of life through recovery makes her an invaluable asset to anyone embarking on their journey to freedom from substance use disorders or mental health challenges.