Join us for a transformative WISE Coalition Meeting that will explore the challenges faced by adult children of alcoholics and those with addictions. Our two distinguished speakers will share their expertise, knowledge, and personal experiences to shed light on overcoming adversity and embracing change. This virtual event is free of cost but requires registration in advance. Don’t miss out on this empowering opportunity to learn, grow, and connect with others who share similar experiences.
Terri Ellzey, LPC, CSAC
Terri Ellzey is a licensed professional counselor and clinical substance abuse counselor who specializes in addiction counseling. As an educator and advocate, she is deeply committed to addressing institutional and structural racism. Currently, Terri is pursuing her doctorate in education at Fielding Graduate University, focusing on the intersectionality of racist euphemisms and dog-whistle democracy. As a member of the WISE planning committee, Terri actively contributes to the mental health and substance use disorder community.
Katharina Hren, MA, MS, CYT, LPC, SAC-IT
Katharina Hren is a skilled and multilingual licensed professional counselor and substance abuse counselor in training, specializing in ACOA. She holds an MA in Foreign Language & Literature and an MS in Community Psychology. Katharina is also a certified yoga and mindfulness teacher. Her clinical interests include trauma, depression, racial and multicultural issues, at-risk youth, and spirituality. She approaches therapy using a person-centered, somatic, and mindfulness-based, trauma-informed style.
