Kayla Lopez

Kayla has received her master’s degree in Social Work from the University of New Hampshire. While obtaining her MSW, Kayla interned for a Substance Use Disorder treatment facility where she experienced first hand positive change through the incorporation of co-occurring disorders in addiction treatment. With diverse experience within the social services system such as family services, behavioral health, mental health and within the education system, Kayla presents a continued passion for supporting individuals to achieve positive change in all walks of life. Kayla’s approach is driven by the practice of encouraging empowerment by working collaboratively with clients to build a strong sense of self and strengthen each individual’s network of support. Kayla is dedicated and determined to helping people advocate for themselves by informing individuals of the complexity of struggling with and healing from addiction by utilizing approaches such as trauma-informed CBT, psychoeducation, strengths-based motivational interviewing and DBT.