Kayla Acklin (Integrative Health Services) Hoover AL 35226

Kayla Acklin, is a former substance abuse and addiction counselor who has been certified as a Therapist in Human Growth and Development and Body Chemistry. She has specialized in the area of drug addiction treatment and has trained in both a cognitive-behavioral therapy and medication treatment for those suffering from addiction. She is a National Board Certified Therapist, a Certified Clinical Psychologist, a Social Work Research Expert, a Psychological Practice Specialist, a Drug Rehabilitation Counselor, and a Mental Health Professional. In her role as a drug and alcohol rehabilitation therapist, she focuses on incorporating medical, clinical, educational and other treatment strategies for patients struggling with drug addiction and alcoholism.

In her private practice, Kayla helps individuals and families to understand their illness and learn coping mechanisms for their disorders. She is an author, speaker and therapist who have developed a number of resources, including her own CD, Recovery in Power. Her writing has appeared in many online websites, as well as in magazines and newsletters. She also serves on the boards of several local support groups and is currently active in numerous local groups and coalitions working to empower people with drug addiction problems.

In her private practice, Kayla treats both substance abuse and addiction. She utilizes a comprehensive approach that addresses emotional, physical, and psychological concerns related to drug addiction and uses a client based, round-the-clock program. She incorporates twelve-step programs and breathing exercises as part of her therapeutic treatment plan for her clients. In private practice, she is not required to obtain certification or continue education in drug addiction, but does offer continuing education and continuing care education regarding her practice. She is passionate about helping people achieve personal wellness and wants to make sure that everyone has access to quality treatment options in the state of Alabama.