Feryn Heath, Behavioral Health Provider

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Specialties:
Behavioral Health
Language(s):
English
Areas of Focus:

Addiction

Location(s):
Colville Medical
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Education:

Masters of Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Grand Canyon University

Certificates & Memberships:

Substance Use Disorder- SUD/CMAT-CD
Sex Addiction- CSAT
Eating Disorders- ED

Special Interests/Hobbies:

Outside of my clinical work, I enjoy reading and listening to audiobooks, spending quality time with my daughters, and caring for my animals. These activities provide opportunities for connection, relaxation, and balance in my personal life.

Message to the Community

Rock bottom became the solid foundation on which I rebuilt my life. J.K. Rowling

As a lifelong reader and a therapist specializing in addiction and recovery, I find this quote particularly reflective of the recovery process. Substance use and addiction can significantly affect an individual’s relationships, functioning, sense of identity, and overall quality of life. Recovery, however, can provide an opportunity to address these challenges, develop healthier patterns of coping, and establish a meaningful and sustainable life.

Recovery is not simply the absence of substance use; it is an ongoing process of personal growth, behavioral change, and psychological healing. Through treatment and continued recovery, individuals can develop greater self-awareness, strengthen their support systems, build resilience, and reconnect with their values and goals.

Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, recovery can represent the opportunity to rebuild—not by returning to the person one was before addiction, but by developing the insight, skills, and foundation necessary to move forward with greater intention, stability, and hope.