Nicole Scott, SUDP
Substance Use Disorder Professional
Nicole’s journey into recovery began in December of 2013, after experiencing the devastating effects of drugs and alcohol that left her void of family, a home and hope. She has found purpose in helping people find solution in themselves through education in treatment of substance use. She began working with women in early treatment and found she wanted to do more to help people, leading her to pursue a degree in Addiction Studies. Nicole has worked in the field since 2014, became a licensed counselor in 2016 and has worked with those in private treatment and within correctional settings. She recently became a new mom, fulfilling a dream she felt was long past gone. Today, she works with a dynamic team supporting people as they gain an understanding of their disease, so they too may find that they are worthy of the gift of recovery.
Christina Braaten
Massage Therapist
Christina works as a nationally board-certified massage therapist who specializes in the reduction and management of chronic and rehabilitative pain issues. Her first certification was in the Vodder Technique of Manual Lymphatic Drainage. She then sought the higher level of training to also hold the title of Certified Lymphedema Therapist through the International Lymphedema and Wound Training Institute. Her passion for her work has led her to embrace Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IATSM), Connective Tissue massage, Trigger Point therapy and Modern Cupping. In addition to being a massage therapist, she teaches Pilates, loves classical music and taking care of her many plants and her big Great Pyrenees dog, Dutchess.
Tyler Ham, Med, MA, LMHCA
Mental Health Therapist
Tyler Ham has worked in the helping profession for over 15 years, first as a public High School Teacher, and now as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor. After a Master’s degree from NOVA Southeastern University in Curriculum and Instruction, Tyler completed a second Master’s Degree from Gonzaga University in Marriage and Family Therapy. He finished an eighteen-month internship with Spokane Falls Community College (SFCC) working closely with the Addictions Studies Program providing mental health counseling, academic advising, and career counseling. Tyler was then hired as a tenure track faculty at SFCC where he currently works as a Mental Health Counselor and Academic Adviser. He holds his associate license in mental health counseling and is a National Certified Counselor.