Christy Laws, BSW, SUDP
My mission is to provide a safe, empathetic space where individuals can uncover their inner strengths and build a path toward lasting recovery and well-being
Introduction
Christy Laws is a compassionate Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP) and the SUD Program Manager at Oasis Behavioral Health. With over five years of experience spanning peer support and professional clinical practice, Christy brings a unique, “ground-level” perspective to addiction recovery.
She is dedicated to fostering an environment of safety and empathy, allowing clients to explore their unique experiences without fear of judgment. Christy believes that every individual possesses the internal resources needed for change; her role is to help uncover those strengths and guide them toward a life of stability and transformation.
Education & Credentials
- Bachelor of Social Work (BSW), Heritage University (2023).
- Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP) Certification.
- Degree in Behavioral Science, Spokane Falls (2020).
- Certified Peer Support Specialist (Foundational Experience).
Areas of Focus
- Addictive Personality Recovery
- Relapse Prevention Strategies
- Strength-Based Case Management
- Peer-Led Support & Advocacy
- Social Work & Community Integration
- Crisis Intervention
- Sexual abuse
- Domestic violence
Treatment Philosophy
Christy utilizes a client-centered and strength-based approach. She believes that recovery is not a “one-size-fits-all” process, but a collaborative journey. By focusing on an individual’s existing strengths rather than just their challenges, she empowers clients to take ownership of their healing.
As the SUD Program Manager, she ensures that every recovery plan at Oasis is built on the values of empathy and empowerment. Her goal is to bridge the gap between clinical treatment and real-world transformation, ensuring that wellness is both achievable and sustainable for every person who walks through our doors.
