Kasey Cook
Kasey Cook has an M.S. in Psychology from the University of Phoenix and her M.S. from Grand Canyon University in Addiction Counseling. She is also pursuing a PhD in Psychology with an emphasis in Addictions. Specializing in education-based prevention methods and cognitive behavioral therapy, Kasey hopes to help people struggling with addiction by creating behavioral and lifestyle changes that will result in sustained abstinence.
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