Alexis Faith – CEO

     Alexis Vanderlass Faith, was born and raised in Manhattan. She attended The Spence school, a top private school. Two of her three best friends from Spence, were very rich, beautiful and smart girls, yet they died of drug overdoses. She dedicates this program in memory of Hamptons Classics multi-champion equestrian and successful, talented business woman, Lindsay Aversano, and her untimely death. Alexis is currently receiving her addiction counseling license and is a certified Hypnotherapist, from the only hypnotherapy school recognized by the US board of Education.

  She has been in private Hypnotherapy practice for years,sporting 90% percentile success with addiction and PTSD clients.

      She comes from a science family, her father having had a passion for biochemistry and discovering new hypothesis, specifically working for a Nobel Prize winning team in the 1970s headed by Rosland Yallow. Alexis has struggled with a smoking addiction and Benzo addiction, doctor prescribed. These therapies in her program have helped her win the addiction battle. Alexis does not drink alcohol, and is committed to feeling healthy and remaining healthy for her two infant boys. Growing up in NYC, she was exposed to many addicts, of all classes and backgrounds, and is well versed in fitting in with many demographics.

     Alexis, published a book on philosophical and psychological guide to sexual-role play to strengthen martial relations, with the esteemed Hachette Publishing group, landing her on the cover of the NY Post, a NYTs mention and the article promoting her book went viral to over 10 country’s major press publications.

     Alexis then worked briefly as a journalist and magazine writer. Alexis was recently credited in Vanity Fair magazine, and also worked with Jodi Kantor from the NYTs and Ronnan Farrow from NY Magazine, in bringing forth a Harvey Weinstien movie star victim. Alexis interviewed the star in 2013, but never published the rape allegations article revealed in the phone interview per the actress’s request, as she feared for her jobs. Alexis was not ethically bound to honor the actress’s request as the interview was recorded and on-record. However, Alexis chose to support the actress’s therapeutic needs instead of her own Journalistic credits, as the actress had many long hour talks with Alexis that felt more like confidential therapy sessions to both parties.

VF Article link: HERE

 Her passion is to formulate a drug treatment that can be adjusted per person but in totality works for all. Her passions also extend to rehabbing and softening, abused wolves and wild mustangs. Alexis’s Hypnotherapy website for more information on Hypnotherapy and some client testimonials: www.Faithhypnosis.com

“Oppose to popular belief, no one wants to be a drug addict or alcoholic. It’s a painful life quickly regretted, just ask any addict or alcoholic. We view addiction as self medicating for a underling mental disorder, whether social anxiety, anxiety, mild depression to severe, et al. Therefore, we do not see addicts as self indulgent nor lacking character, but simply have chosen a faulty medication unbeknownst to them.” Alexis Faith

Alexis’s partner, Monty worked with vets as a tech in the 1980s in Indiana on small and large animals. His passion and talent is design engineering and training wild or abused/untrusting animals. He is an Indiana native and has seen too many friends, and friends of friends die of opioid abuse. “I’ve been to too many funerals from these opioids pills and street Heroin..”

Karen Golighty

Karen has written advertising campaigns for major cosmetic companies to Hebrew National hot dogs. She had her own copywriting business in NYC. She then worked for Family Court in NYC, Manhattan, for 16 years helping lawyers and judges with legal writing.