Whitney Morris

I work under supervision for RADPSS and CADCA1 Enhanced Peer Engagement and bring hands-on experience delivering peer-to-peer counseling, crisis intervention, and advocacy for clients facing substance use challenges. I have repeatedly facilitated peer-led support groups and developed personalized recovery plans that promote long-term well-being.

In my roles at multiple recovery centers I performed intake assessments, created documentation processes, maintained resource databases, and developed peer support workshop curriculum to strengthen peer inclusion and engagement. I have supported clients transitioning from inpatient care and advocated for clients at community healthcare forums.

I am completing a B.A. in Psychology (expected 2027) and focus on building trusting relationships through nonjudgmental listening, client advocacy, and practical support—connecting clients with housing, employment, and wellness services to foster sustainable recovery.