Footprints to Recovery on Comcast Newsmakers with Elle Pai Hong

August 22, 2019

Footprints to Recovery’s Chief Operations Officer Melissa Rocchi is featured on Comcast Newsmakers with Elle Pai Hong to discuss substance abuse, mental health and how you or someone you know can reach out for help.

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Stephanie Ballard, LPC, CADC

Currently attending The Chicago School of Professional Psychology's Business Psychology PhD Program with an emphasis in Consulting. Graduate of The Chicago School of Professional Psychology's Masters of Arts in Clinical Counseling Program with an emphasis in Addiction.

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