Tracie Duich is currently President and Co-owner of Heal Behavioral Health.
Tracie’s goal is to support individuals and families in need of treatment to find a program that will help build a lifelong foundation for recovery. Trained in both the ARISE and Johnson Model of Interventions, as well as being a Certified Recovery/Life Coach, Tracie works in close consultation with the highly credentialed Heal Clinical Team, as well as Case Management, for the necessary continuum of Treatment. Tracie’s National presence in the field of Addiction Treatment helps guarantee proper placement of all those individuals that are seeking help for their SUD and Mental Health issues.
Tracie studied Marketing and Psychology at The University of Florida, and she has decades of corporate experience in Management, Sales, and Marketing, with companies such as Sun Financial Group, Motorola, and Estee Lauder, just to name a few. Ms. Duich has a successful track record of motivating and training sales teams to achieve their desired goals, both individually and as a group. Tracie started in the field of Addiction Treatment in 2007, working with sober homes to find the best fit for those individuals seeking housing post-treatment. Eventually Tracie opened her own structured, elegant sober home for women; “Tracie’s Place.”
Tracie brought her branding talent to multiple treatment programs throughout her career; helping those organizations create and maintain an upstanding presence in the treatment space. Ms. Duich has served on numerous Marketing and Addiction Advisory Boards, such as HMP Global; Forgotten Mom and SE Florida Recovery Advocates, just to name a few. Tracie also privileged to start and Group Manage the Florida Chapter of Learn to Cope, a peer-led family support group for those who have loved ones struggling with SUD and Mental Health issues, based out of Taunton, MA. Tracie was honored in 2016 as the NAMI Mental Health Advocate of the Year.
Tracie Duich has also made numerous appearances on TV, radio and podcasts throughout the Country regarding the disease of Addiction and Family Interventions. Ms. Duich has made it her personal quest to assist mothers with Addiction issues, helping them to reunite with their children and families. Tracie is personally in long-term recovery, one day at a time.