Our Clinical Associates

Kathy is a Clinical interventionist and a Structured Family Recovery® Counselor in Ann Arbor/Detroit, MI. She has been helping families in the field of mental health and addiction for more than 20 years.

Kathy worked at Pathway Family Center, a long term adolescent treatment center, where she held the position of Vice President of Clinical Operations.

She also served as an Adjunct Instructor in Addiction Studies at the University of Detroit Mercy.

Michael Parr, MD, is a professional interventionist in Sacramento, California. He has been helping families get in recovery for decades. He is a Love First certified professional interventionist, and is board certified in addiction medicine.

Dr. Parr  has over 30 years experience in chemical dependency treatment and pain management. He served as a consultant to the National Basketball Association Player Assistance Program for 25 years.

Cheryl Emery is a professional interventionist based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She is deeply passionate about helping families and their addicted loved ones. She has worked in psychiatric centers and addiction treatment programs since 2003.

Cheryl specializes in complex addiction and trauma. She excels in helping highly resistant clients including young adults and families affected by the disease, as well as its aftermath.

Elisabeth Escobar is a professional interventionist in New York, NY, and Washington, DC. She has been working in the field of counseling and substance abuse treatment for over 25 years, in both the United States and Europe. Elisabeth works well with all age groups and facilitates each family member’s personal growth and development around what it means to be in Recovery.

Elisabeth holds an M.Ed in Counseling Psychology from Columbia University and an M.A. in Guidance & Counseling from Eastern Michigan University. Her treatment approach draws heavily from the 12-step program and she utilizes Carl Roger’s approach of Un-Conditional Positive Regard in her work with clients. She also currently maintains a private Coaching, Counseling & Consulting Practice via Skype and is a regular contributor to the London based, “Intervene” magazine.

Lowell Duncan is a clinical interventionist based in Minneapolis – St. Paul, Minnesota. He has more than 30 years experience in the addiction treatment field. Lowell is a graduate of the Hazelden Chemical Dependency Counselor Training Program, and he an LACD, CAP, and an Internationally certified drug and alcohol counselor.

Lowell worked at Hazelden Foundation in Center City, Minnesota for 26 years as a unit supervisor and therapist. He is also the author of Hazelden’s publication Heroin: The First Few Months of Recovery. His intervention experience is as wide and deep as his professional experience. He is passionate about helping families and patients find joy in recovery.