Diane Deruyter serves as the Senior Director of Integrated Treatment Services at FLACRA, where she leverages her extensive expertise in behavioral health to enhance the quality of care for individuals facing substance use disorders, anxiety, and psychotic disorders. With a strong foundation as a Licensed...
Diane Deruyter serves as the Senior Director of Integrated Treatment Services at FLACRA, where she leverages her extensive expertise in behavioral health to enhance the quality of care for individuals facing substance use disorders, anxiety, and psychotic disorders. With a strong foundation as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), Diane is committed to person-centered and culturally sensitive approaches that empower clients to achieve their recovery goals. Her role involves overseeing a range of key projects aimed at integrating mental health and substance use treatment, ensuring that services are not only accessible but also tailored to meet the diverse needs of the community.
Diane’s leadership is characterized by her strengths-based philosophy, which emphasizes the inherent potential of each individual. She is adept at implementing Methadone Assisted Therapy programs, facilitating group therapy sessions, and utilizing evidence-based practices to foster resilience and recovery. Her problem-solving skills are instrumental in navigating the complexities of behavioral health services, enabling her team to address challenges effectively while maintaining a high standard of customer service.
In addition to her clinical responsibilities, Diane is a skilled public speaker and educator, often leading workshops and training sessions to share her knowledge on integrated treatment models. She utilizes tools such as PowerPoint and SPSS to present data-driven insights that inform best practices within the organization. Through her dedication and innovative approach, Diane Deruyter continues to make a significant impact on the lives of those she serves, championing a holistic view of health that recognizes the interplay between mental health and substance use recovery.
