Rick Marvin
Rick Marvin
Interventionist
Sober Coach
More than just a sobriety date
On July 7th 2005 I had 60 days clean. I got that way as a result of an intervention on May 8th 2005 by my sons therapist at a local treatment center he was at for addiction. So as it turned out I checked into what would be my fourth attempt at rehab at the very facility my son was at. I had been there before in January of 2000. I stayed clean for only 8 months that go around.
July 7th 2005 was also the day I found my son Rusty in our garage dead from a cocaine overdose. He relapsed after 89 days clean and it killed him. He was 18 years old.
Jayne Johnson
Jayne Johnso
MED, CAP, ICADC, NCGC, CSAT
Therapist
Interventionist
Sober Coach
Life Coach
A leader in the field of addiction recovery for the past twenty years, Jayne has dedicated her career to assist individuals, couples, and families in their transformation to a healthy, contented lifestyle. Her personal evolution through education and experience has led to the conviction that individuals can overcome barriers to healing and love relationships even when circumstances seem dire or there has been a betrayal.
Brian Spring
Brian Spring
Brian Springer L.C.S.W.
Licensed Psychotherapist
Interventionist
Sober Coach
Brian graduated from Loyola University in Chicago with a Masters in Social Work and is currently an LCSW in the state of Florida. Brian began his work with addiction at an inpatient facility in Chicago and worked as a therapist with people dealing with mental health and substance abuse issues. Brian moved to Florida in 2006 and worked at two large substance abuse facilities providing mental health and substance abuse assessments as well as individual, group, and family therapy.
Kendra Grant
Kendra Grant
Interventionist
Sober coach
Life Coach
Kendra Grant’s life story reads like an inspirational novel. She was born in Ohio, her parents divorced when she was one year old. Her father immediately remarried. Kendra and her two older sisters lived with their mother who remarried two years later.
At age 11 Kendra’s stepfather was transferred and moved the family to Sacramento, California. The girls experienced a significant level of culture shock. Kendra, who used to sneak drinks from her bio-dad, began using marijuana. Her first school year in California, Kendra was raped by an upperclassman at school. Her drug use, which she had considered recreational, became an escape, and she entered active addiction.
Amy Marvin
Amy Marvin
Parent Support
Enabling
Grief Support
Amy Marvin has overcome the enormous pain and grief of losing her first born child Rusty at the age of 18.
She has managed to turn this enormous pain and sorrow into something great. Two days after losing their son, Amy and her husband Rick started a nonprofit program called Rusty’s House.
Rusty’s House is a Teen and Young Adult Drug and Alcohol Support Facility based in South Florida.
