Amber Asher
Amber has participated in clinical training for Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT). She is also actively involved in regional committees across the tri-state area, which concentrate on Substance Use Disorder (SUD), the effects of mental health, and issues of homelessness.
About Amber Asher
Amber champions and supports care that is centered around the individual, informed by trauma, inclusive, culturally sensitive, and empathetic.
When Amber is not at work, she can be found with her husband enjoying the gym, walking their two French Bulldogs, going to concerts, trying new local restaurants or traveling near or far!
Experience
Amber has years of experience in program development and clinical services for many populations including adults, children, and adolescents in services for mental health and substance abuse. Amber has worked in various levels of care, including inpatient, outpatient, IOP and residential, acting as clinical director and therapist.
Education
Amber earned her Master's degree in Social Work from Northern Kentucky University. She remains dedicated to her objective of forming teams that educate, advocate for, and empower both their clients and the communities they live in.
Amber advanced her academic achievements by earning a Licensed Social Worker (LSW) credential and is now in the process of acquiring her Independent Social Worker (LISW) license.
Certifications
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