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AOT Treatment Team: Comprehensive Support for Long-Term Stability

The Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT) program in Snohomish County is designed to provide individuals with the structured, ongoing support they need to maintain stability in the community. The multidisciplinary treatment team works together to ensure that each participant receives a personalized, coordinated approach to their mental health and substance use recovery.

A Team-Based Approach to Recovery

The AOT treatment team works collaboratively to address each participant’s unique needs, ensuring that care is holistic, trauma-informed, and patient-centered. Regular team meetings allow for case coordination, progress evaluation, and treatment adjustments to provide the most effective care possible.

The goal of AOT is not just medication adherence—it’s about empowering individuals to regain control over their lives, strengthen their support networks, and achieve long-term well-being. Through structured support, compassionate care, and accountability, the AOT treatment team plays a vital role in guiding individuals toward a more stable, independent future.

For more information on the AOT program or to connect with the treatment team, please contact us at:
📞 AOT Program Line: (206) 552-0882
📧 AOT@conquerclinics.com

Together, we can CONQUER the challenges of mental illness and substance use, ensuring a brighter path forward.

Meet the AOT Treatment Team

✔ Nurse Case Manager – Serves as the primary coordinator of care, ensuring that participants receive the medical and psychiatric services they need. The nurse case manager also provides medication education, monitors adherence, and facilitates communication between team members.

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Kozi Colberg, RN

Hello, my name is Kozi and I am a registered nurse with more than 30 years of experience. I spent the first part of my career providing direct patient care in a hospital setting as a medical, emergency, detox, and mental health nurse before gravitating towards management and outpatient nursing positions.

My journey into behavioral health was born out of a profound desire to decrease the stigma and make a meaningful impact on the lives of those affected by mental health and/or addiction. It was this desire that prompted me to become certified in addiction medicine. I have spent the last decade as a nursing director working collaboratively with like-minded professionals to create innovative treatment protocols and procedures to address the needs of individuals battling behavioral health disorders for both outpatient and residential treatment programs.

My combined years of experience has taught me to approach anyone in crises with empathy and understanding, by recognizing the complex challenges inherent to each of us.

✔ Certified Peer Counselors (CPCs) – Lived experience is at the heart of effective recovery support. Our peer counselors offer mentorship, encouragement, and advocacy, helping participants navigate daily challenges, build life skills, and stay engaged in treatment. CPCs also assist with community integration and serve as a bridge between clients and clinical providers.

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Mike Devore, CPC

I am a Certified Peer Counselor based out of Everett, WA. After experiencing mental health crises myself, I redirected my life’s goal to helping others who experience challenges with their own mental health. In my free time, I focus on my creative endeavors to live a balanced life.

Sarah Faretta, CPC

Hello, I'm Sarah, a Certified Peer Counselor. Despite struggling with mental illness and addiction since childhood, I've overcome numerous challenges, including homelessness, domestic violence, and sexual assault. However, the birth of my son, at age 36, brought unimaginable love and purpose to my life, sparking my recovery.

With over four years of stability and progress, I'm now eager to give back and help others. I've rebuilt my life, finding community, repairing relationships, and discovering a career that gives me purpose. I'm excited to share hope and support with my peers, encouraging them to live their best lives.

Kyleigh, CPC

✔ Therapist (LMHC or LICSW) – Provides individual and group psychotherapy, helping participants process trauma, develop coping skills, and address co-occurring mental health conditions. Therapy sessions are designed to support behavioral change, emotional regulation, and long-term resilience.

✔ Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Counselor (as needed) – For participants struggling with co-occurring substance use disorders, an SUD professional provides addiction counseling, relapse prevention strategies, and recovery-focused interventions to help sustain long-term sobriety.

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Robert McCollough LMCA/SUDP

✔ Psychiatric Provider – Oversees medication management and psychiatric care, providing diagnoses, prescribing medications, and adjusting treatment plans based on individual progress. The psychiatric provider collaborates with the team to ensure participants receive appropriate clinical interventions to support their stability.

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Troy Heneley ARNP

Jacob Grillo PA-C

"I'm humbled to see such an amazing group of individuals performing such a needed service in our community. Watching CONQUER staff care so well for people whom many other will not care for is why I continue to show up and work hard to make an environment where workers can thrive and people can get the care they need, in the way they need it."

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