Learn how to support and empower adult loved ones of people using drugs/alcohol. We will discuss foundations and techniques for balanced family recovery in this training.
Megan Keller, MS
Megan Keller holds a BS in Family Studies from Miami University and an MS in Family Studies from Purdue University. She has worked in the substance use disorder field for 23 years, with a focus on the impact of substance use disorders on families. Megan has presented at numerous conferences and venues on this topic and facilitates groups throughout the Kansas City metro area for children, teens, and adults. Her work helps families cope with a loved one’s substance use disorder and provides guidance on supporting children affected by this disease.
Shelby Krech, MAADC II, YPS
Shelby Krech serves as the Family Services Counselor at First Call, where she combines her lived experience with substance use disorder and her passion for social services to support individuals and families in recovery. She believes the greatest tool for healing is showing up authentically and empathetically—whether someone is seeking help for the first time or continuing their recovery journey.
Shelby is credentialed as a Missouri Associate Alcohol and Drug Counselor II (MAADC II) and a Youth Peer Specialist (YPS). Outside of work, she remains active in a 12-step program and enjoys spending time with her beloved shih-tzu, Indie.
