Amanda Hilzer

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M.Ed, CAADC, IADAC, ICCS, LCADC, CCS

Executive Director

Amanda graduated from Lehigh University with both an undergraduate degree in Psychology and a Master’s of Education degree in Counseling Psychology. Amanda has worked in the field of substance use disorder treatment and mental health treatment as a counselor and as a clinical manager for over 14 years. She is a certified Clinical Supervisor (NJ & PA), is a Licensed Drug and Alcohol Counselor in NJ, and a Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor in PA. She has been the recipient of many awards, including YWCA Women Who Make a Difference. She has taught undergraduate coursework at several local colleges and universities and has been a presenter at the Pennsylvania Certification Board annual conference.

Clinically Reviewed Posts:

  • Understanding Holistic Addiction Treatment

What is Holistic Addiction Treatment?

May 25th, 2023|0 Comments

Addiction is a complex disorder that affects the mind, body, and spirit. Holistic addiction treatment is an approach to recovery that focuses on healing the whole person by addressing all aspects of the individual. ...

  • The Benefits of Seeking Local Addiction Treatment Princeton

The Benefits of Seeking Local Addiction Treatment

May 25th, 2023|0 Comments

Seeking addiction treatment is a courageous and transformative step towards recovery, and finding the right treatment program is crucial for success. While there are various options available, there are undeniable benefits to choosing local addiction ...

  • Cost of Substance Abuse Addiction to New Jersey

Cost of Substance Abuse & Addiction to New Jersey

April 18th, 2023|0 Comments

Substance abuse and addiction have significant costs to society, including financial, health, and social consequences. In New Jersey, the cost of substance abuse and addiction is substantial, with both direct and indirect costs. According ...

  • How Alcoholism Starts

How Alcoholism Starts

September 30th, 2022|0 Comments

What causes alcoholism? There is no straightforward answer to this age-old question. While certain factors can increase your chances of becoming an alcoholic, every individual experience is different. The majority of American adults drink on ...