Corey Gamberg, LADC II

Corey Gamberg is the Director of Programming at Longview Behavioral Health and a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC II) in Massachusetts. He has spent more than a decade working in addiction treatment, and he came to the work the way many of the best people in this field do: through his own recovery, which now spans over ten years.

Before leading Longview, Corey served as Executive Director of Rockland Recovery in Braintree, part of the same family of programs. His career in treatment has covered most of the ground his clients walk: he has owned and managed sober living facilities, counseled people at every stage from first detox to long-term recovery, and co-founded several organizations that fill gaps the treatment system leaves behind, including the Addict in the Family Support Group, The Family Restored, and Silent Spark Counseling. Much of that work centers on families, because addiction never limits its damage to one person.

As a counselor, Corey’s focus is fit. A treatment approach that works is one built around the person in front of him, their history, their family, and what recovery needs to look like in their actual life. His training reflects that range: alongside his LADC II licensure, he holds a Jungian Psychotherapy Program certification from the Jung Institute of Chicago, a Jungian Dreamwork Certification from The Haden Institute, and a Contemplative Spiritual Direction Certification from The Alcyon Center. His clinical perspective joins evidence-based addiction counseling with the deeper questions of meaning that long-term recovery tends to raise.

At Longview, Corey directs the clinical programming of the detox and residential programs in Kingston, and he reviews the educational content published on this site so that what you read here reflects how treatment actually works, not how marketing wishes it did.

Longview Behavioral Health, a Rockland Recovery Group company.