Tammy Hock, LPC, CAADC (she/her) has provided mental health and drug and alcohol counseling for the past eighteen years in a variety of urban and suburban settings, including drug and alcohol treatment centers, private practices, public schools, and prisons, and is currently a full-time counselor and faculty member at West Chester University. In addition, she owns a small private practice and provides clinical supervision to graduate students completing practicum and internship requirements. She practices and supervises through a multicultural and socially just lens, utilizing person-centered, cognitive-behavioral, and mindfulness-based therapeutic strategies. In addition to substance abuse and addiction, her specialties include identity development, trauma, attachment, anxiety, panic disorder, phobias, and crisis management. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in social behavior from Penn State University and a Master of Science degree in counseling and human relations from Villanova University. She is a second-year counselor education and supervision doctoral student at Shippensburg University. She has been state-licensed as a Professional Counselor (PA) since 2013 and state-certified as an Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor (PA) since 2014. Tammy earned a certification in applied mindfulness from West Chester University in 2022.