The document summarizes the career and approach of an addiction counselor. It states that they began working in de-addiction and mental health in India in 1995, became a certified peer counselor in 2000, and qualified for a position with New York's Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services in 2003. It describes their integrated and personalized approach to helping each patient build strengths and achieve personal development goals through empathy, understanding, and complementary practices.

3. I began a career in De-Addiction
and Mental Health in 1995 in
India.
I became a CPA in 2000 - Certified
Peer Counsellor a training course
at(Central Labour Rehab Council
of NYC).

4. In 2003 I qualified for ACA Position
at OASAS(Office of Alcoholism and
Substance Abuse Services) Albany,
NY,USA also approved as Associate
Alcohol and Other Drug by
DAPPANZ a Addiction Licencing
body in New Zealand

5. I integrate complementary practices and procedures
to offer a extremely personalized approach to each
patient. With empathy and understanding, I work
with each individual to help them build on their
strengths and attain the personal development they
are committed to accomplishing.
I integrate complementary practices and
procedures to offer a extremely
personalized approach to each patient.
With empathy and understanding, I work
with each individual to help them build
on their strengths and attain the personal
development they are committed to
accomplishing.

6. I have above 17 years of a
wonderful journey to
assist addicts sitting on
the fence between
recovery insanity and
premature death.

7. Family
Groups
Individuals

8. •Relationship Issues
•Addiction
•Chronic Relapse

9. •Eclectic
•Humanistic
•Family/Marital Therapy
•Existential
•Interpersonal
•Intervention

10. •Alcohol Abuse
•Drug Abuse
•Anger Management
•Behavioural Issues ,Coping Skills
•Family Conflict, Relationship Issues
•Self Esteem

11. The model is a time-limited
approach that centres on
major behavioural
transformation, learning
tools for recovery and self-
help involvement.

12. The key is to help my clients
achieve and maintain
abstinence from addictive
chemicals and behaviours
and recover from the
damage done.