Dustin Williams, CCMI, NCIP, NCLC, NCRC

Experience

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  Corpus Christi Pre Owned

  Feb 2013 - Aug 2014

  Sales Manager

  Managed all transactions at the dealership. Trained sales people and assisted them with closing all deals. Managed the inventory and contracts with the banks.

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  Westlake Financial Services

  Jan 2014 - Jan 2015

  Dealer Account Manager

  Servicing automotiv e dealership with loan approvals, training, and fundings

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  Millennium Exploration Company, LLC

  Jun 2017 - Jul 2017

  Oil Gas Sales

  I work with accredited investors on ground floor Oil & Gas projects

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  Windmill wellness ranch

  Jul 2017 - Jan 2019

  Offer consultation services to help you navigate through the overwhelming number of services available to find the resources that you and your loved one need to ensure long-term success and health.telephone checkupsServe as Sober Coach, Sober Companion, Personal Recovery Assistant, Daily Mentor and CheerleaderPartner with you as Family Support Specialist, Case ManagerProvide Recovery/Health/Mental Health Companionship and/or CoachingOffer Safe Transport/Safe Passage while transitioning between home, treatment, and/or community settingProvides on-going daily Monitoring to insure long term recovery.The Recovery Coach Specialist serves as an accountability partner to help the person and family sustain their recovery and long-term health.The Recovery Coach helps the person access systems needed to support recovery such as benefits, health care, etc.Develop a Recovery Plan.Help to initiate and sustain an individual/family in their recovery from substance use or addiction and/or mental orphysical health challenges.Promote recovery by removing barriers and obstacles to recovery.Serve as a personal guide and mentor for people seeking, or already in recovery or early behavior change.Help individuals to find ways to stop using (abstinence), or reduce harm associated with addictive behaviors.Help a client and family find resources for harm reduction, detox, treatment, family support and education, local or online support groups.Help a client and family identify appropriate treatment professionals or placement for mental health issues or physical challenges such as early Alzheimer’s, amputation, acute psychotic breakHelp a client’s create a change plan to recover on their own.Recovery Coaches support positive change by helping anyone including persons coming home from treatment or the criminal justice system to avoid relapse, build community support for recovery, or work on life goals such as relationships, work, education etc. Show less

  • Recovery Specialist

    Jul 2017 - Jan 2019

  • Recovery Specialist

    Jul 2017 - Jan 2019
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  The ABC's Recovery Service

  Jan 2018 - now

  Chief Executive Officer

  FOUNDED THE COMPANY IN JAN 2019. I HANDLED ALL OUTREACH AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT. I ESTABLISHED NEW RELATIONSHIP AND MAINTAINED THEM TO GROW IT INTTO A SUCESSFUL COMPANY.

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  San Antonio Council on Alcohol and Drug Awareness

  Jan 2019 - May 2019

  Recovery Coach

  Recovery Coach is responsible for the engagement and linking of individuals prior to, during and after treatment and providing recovery support services to reduce the incidence of relapse. The goal of this position is to extend the reach of traditional treatment services beyond the clinical setting into the everyday environment of individuals seeking to achieve or sustain recovery from a Substance Use Disorder

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  Recovery Unplugged

  Sept 2019 - Mar 2020

  Outreach Manager
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  South Texas Recovery Foundation

  Jan 2020 - Jan 2024

  Board Member/ Founding Member

  STRF is as unique of an organization as the group of people who formed it. Originally complete strangers, the six founding members were tied together by one common thread – their friendship with a man with an idea. After a few lunches “without an agenda”, as he called them, the group addressed the pressing issue of recovery. They agreed that there is a population that has been underserved in the fight against addiction for far too long. Through their own personal experiences, they all believe in the success of long term recovery. This belief, along with their refusal to accept a stagnant atmosphere in the world of recovery, planted a desire to create a place for those unable to receive traditional substance abuse treatment. They acknowledged the lack of resources available for them to get healthy and turn their lives around through treatment. To quote a line from the big book of Alcoholics Anonymous, “The unselfishness of these men as we have come to know them, the entire absence of profit motive, and their community spirit, …. They believe in themselves, and still more in the Power which pulls chronic alcoholics back from the gates of death”. This is a perfect and accurate description of this founding group. Out of the dreams and passion of these six individuals, South Texas Recovery Foundation was born. STRF will provide peer lead, 12-step residential recovery centers, where individuals can stay for 60 days. Upon completion, these individuals will have additional resources available to them for up to one year, including after care, recovery coaching, case management and much more. Our program will also include Equine-assisted healing, family programs, sustained gardening, job placement assistance, and life coaching. STRF will not only help the individual heal, but the families and communities connected to them as well. Our mission is to serve the underserved in South Texas, providing everyone the opportunity to attain a life free from addiction Show less

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  Recovery In Motion

  Aug 2021 - Jan 2024

  Founding Board Member

  Our mission is to provide a safe, supportive, and accepting atmosphere for people in recovery, through fitness, nutrition, and community bonding and creative arts. Building recovery bonds outside of treatment, hospitals, 12 step programs etc. Teach people how to have fun, explore activities they may not otherwise engage in, it is about engaging the newcomer/persons recovering and the person who has lost touch with the recovery community because they have built a life. Recovery…. How do we involve those that cannot work out? Creative Arts…. Yoga, boxing, drum circle, paint night, family-oriented activities. Host events not just at the facility but in the community Show less