Experience That Guides. Compassion That Connects.

For nearly two decades, Tracie Duich has helped individuals, families, and behavioral health professionals navigate some of the decisions that matter most—from intervention and treatment to recovery, growth, and what comes next.
Her approach brings together years of behavioral health experience, intervention training, strategic leadership, and a personal understanding of recovery to provide something people often need most in uncertain moments:

Clarity, connection, and a path forward.

Nearly 20 Years in Behavioral Health

Intervention & Recovery Experience

Family & Professional Guidance

A Career Shaped by Recovery, Connection & Purpose

Tracie’s work in behavioral health began in 2007, when she started helping individuals leaving treatment find appropriate sober living environments. What began as connecting people with the right support quickly became something much larger: a career centered on helping people navigate recovery and the decisions surrounding it.
She later founded Tracie’s Place, a structured sober living environment for women. That experience gave Tracie a close view of what happens beyond treatment—the transition back into everyday life, the importance of continued support, and the challenges families and individuals face as recovery moves forward.
Her work eventually expanded into intervention, treatment navigation, recovery coaching, family support, behavioral health leadership, business development, and consulting.
Today, TD Intervention brings those experiences together.
The work has evolved over the years. The purpose has remained the same: helping people move forward with greater clarity.

Experience Built Over Time

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Corporate Leadership

Before behavioral health, Tracie developed experience in management, sales, marketing, team development, and brand strategy—skills that would later become an important part of her work with treatment professionals and organizations.

2007 — Entering Behavioral Health

Tracie began working within addiction treatment and recovery, initially helping individuals identify appropriate sober living options following treatment.

Tracie's Place

She founded a structured sober living environment for women, deepening her understanding of recovery beyond treatment and into the realities of rebuilding everyday life.

Intervention & Family Advocacy

Her work expanded into intervention, treatment navigation, recovery coaching, family support, and helping individuals access appropriate levels of care.

Behavioral Health Leadership

Tracie moved into senior leadership and strategic roles within behavioral health, combining her experience in recovery with marketing, relationship development, and organizational growth.

TD Intervention

Today, Tracie brings those experiences together to support both families seeking direction and professionals seeking meaningful, sustainable growth.[

Professional Knowledge. Real-World Perspective.

Tracie’s approach is informed by years of hands-on behavioral health experience, professional training, leadership, and continued involvement in the recovery community.

Nearly 20 Years in Behavioral Health

Working across addiction treatment, recovery, intervention, treatment navigation, family support, and behavioral health since 2007.

Intervention Training

Training in both the ARISE Model of Intervention and Johnson Model of Intervention, bringing established intervention approaches to complex family situations.

Management

Professional experience and training in recovery/life coaching and case management, supporting individuals and families beyond a single decision or moment of crisis.

Marketing & Psychology

Studies in Marketing and Psychology at the University of Florida, combined with extensive professional experience in communication, leadership, branding, and business development.

A Commitment That Reaches Beyond Individual Clients

Throughout her career, Tracie has contributed to the broader behavioral health and recovery community through advocacy, family support, professional leadership, education, and public conversations about addiction and recovery.

Mental Health Advocacy

Recognized as a NAMI Mental Health Advocate of the Year.

Supporting Families

Helped establish and manage the Florida chapter of Learn to Cope, extending support to families affected by addiction.

Industry Leadership

Participated in marketing and addiction-related advisory initiatives within the behavioral health community.

Public Education

Has contributed to conversations surrounding addiction, intervention, family support, and recovery through television, radio, podcasts, and industry events.

Different Needs. The Same Commitment to Meaningful Change.

When You Don't Know What to Do Next

Families often reach Tracie during moments of uncertainty—when someone they love is struggling and the options feel overwhelming.
Tracie helps families understand the situation, evaluate appropriate next steps, navigate treatment options, prepare for intervention when appropriate, and think beyond admission toward continued recovery and support.
Services may include:

Experience That Understands Both Mission & Business

Behavioral health organizations need more than marketing. Sustainable growth depends on reputation, relationships, positioning, operational alignment, and the ability to communicate why a program deserves trust.
Tracie combines years of behavioral health experience with a background in marketing, business development, leadership, branding, and relationship building to help treatment professionals strengthen their organizations and expand their impact.
Services may include:

The Right Next Step Is Different for Everyone.

No two families, individuals, or organizations arrive at the same place in the same way. Tracie’s approach starts by understanding the situation before determining what comes next.

Listen First

Before recommending a direction, understand the person, the circumstances, the challenges, and what has already been tried.

Look for the Right Fit

The easiest or fastest option isn't always the right one. Good decisions begin with understanding what the situation actually requires.

See the Whole Picture

Recovery doesn't happen in isolation. Families, relationships, treatment teams, environments, and ongoing support can all influence what happens next.

Think Beyond the Immediate Moment

An intervention, treatment admission, or business decision may be one step—but rarely the entire solution. The goal is to consider what supports meaningful progress beyond today.

Experience That Shows Up Beyond the Office.

Tracie’s work has included participation in behavioral health conferences, community advocacy, media conversations, professional organizations, and recovery-focused initiatives.

SPEAKING

Industry Events & Conferences

MEDIA

Television & Radio

CONVERSATIONS

Podcasts & Interviews

COMMUNITY

Recovery Advocacy

PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP

Behavioral Health Community

Trusted by Families & Professionals

Why I Continue to Do This Work

I’ve spent years meeting families at moments when they weren’t sure what to do next. I’ve seen how overwhelming addiction, mental health concerns, and treatment decisions can become—and I’ve also seen what can happen when the right people and the right support come together.
I don’t believe my role is to make every decision for someone. My role is to listen, understand what’s happening, help make sense of the options, and bring experience to the conversation.
The same principle guides my work with behavioral health professionals. Behind every strategy, organization, or growth decision are people who ultimately need the services we are working to strengthen.
For me, this work has always been about people first—and helping create a clearer path forward when one isn’t easy to see.
— Tracie Duich

You Don't Have to Know the Right Next Step.

That's what I'm here for.

Whether you’re concerned about someone you love, navigating treatment options, or looking for experienced guidance for your organization, you don’t need to have everything figured out before reaching out.