About the Staff - Clinical

LAC Lodge​​​​​​​

My name is Jeff Oslund and I have been working as a licensed addition counselor since 2017. My goal is to help others who suffer from addiction learn the reasons WHY they use and how to free themselves. "It's not what you use it's WHY you use and the first step of problem solving is to identify the problem." All we have in now so don't wait, contact admissions today.

ACLC Ranch​​​​​​​

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LAC Lodge​​​​​​​

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LAC Ranch​​​​​​​

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Addictions Counselor

My name is Zoe Bowen, and I am a Licensed Addiction Counselor. I am someone who is deeply passionate about recovery and supporting individuals who have been caught in the cycle of addiction. I believe that no one is too far gone to make a change, and I am honored to walk alongside people as they work to break free from the chains that have kept them stuck.

My goal is to create a safe, non-judgmental space where individuals can explore their truth, build new coping skills, and discover their own strength and purpose. I know firsthand how powerful it is when someone feels seen, heard, and supported—especially in moments of struggle.

There’s nothing more rewarding to me than seeing someone begin to believe in themselves again and take steps toward a life of freedom, healing, and hope. Recovery is possible, and I’m here to help guide, support, and encourage that journey every step of the way.

Mental Health Therapist

I have a Bachelor's in psychology and Master's in social work, fun fact about myself is that I feel that my spiritual animal is a sea turtle. I have been honored with having the experience to support such amazing individuals through their toughest and proudest moments. Working in recovery offers insight into a world where a person can overcome generational/ personal trauma that has caused them to feel lost. It's beautiful to be able to be a part of something that gives people hope and happiness, I will never stop RECOVERING LOUDLY for those that are ready!

Case Manager Virtual IOP

My name is Kat French, and I am a Case Manager for Virtual IOP. I am newer to the virtual role but previously worked as a case manager at the women’s facility for two and a half years.

I am deeply passionate about working in the field of recovery because I’m continually inspired by my clients and their resilience. My goal is to leave a lasting, positive impression—helping each client feel seen, valued, and supported in their unique journey.

The most rewarding part of my work is hearing clients share their success stories and witnessing the transformation in their lives that results from the dedication and effort we put in together. I take pride in listening, guiding, and assisting clients in building a healthier and more fulfilling lifestyle.

Licensed Social Worker Candidate & Licensed Addiction Counselor

Christina is a dually licensed SWLC and LAC specializing in MRT-DV, DBT, and Expressive Arts Therapy, bringing creativity and evidence-based practice to her work. She loves her work and is passionate about supporting individuals in meaningful, lasting change. When she’s not working with individual clients in her cozy office, Christina is contracted to provide services with Lake County Drug Court and Salish Kootenai College. Outside of work, she enjoys exploring nature and experimenting with new recipes for wild game.

Licensed Addiction Counselor

Born and raised in Montana, I’m proud to serve as a Licensed Addiction Counselor with Recovery Centers of Montana—the same program I once graduated from during my own recovery journey. Having experienced both inpatient and outpatient treatment, I strive to bring empathy, understanding, and authenticity to the work I do. My goal is to help others find their own understanding of addiction while supporting them in cultivating self-love and celebrating their authentic selves.After completing my education at the University of Montana, I began working in the field of addiction recovery with Recovery Centers of Montana in 2023 as both a case manager and treatment assistant, transitioning into counseling by early 2024. These roles gave me a strong foundation in how treatment programs and facilities operate. I remain passionate about learning more about addiction, staying connected to my own recovery, and helping others grow into the fullest expression of who they truly are.