Meet Stacy and the Intervention Help Team

Jill Malone

MA, MSW, LSWAIC, SUDP, CMHS

Jill is licensed in Washington State as an Associate Clinical Social Worker and Substance Use Disorder Professional with a Child Mental Health Specialist designation. She holds graduate degrees in Addiction studies and Social Work. Jill has worked in behavioral health settings since 2017. She has worked for a Tribal community since 2019, currently as the Behavioral Health Director managing outpatient substance abuse, mental health, psychiatric and medication assisted treatment programs.

In the past Jill worked as a justice social worker with first responders in the Arlington, WA area in a mobile integrated health team providing crisis response, therapy, case management and referral for behavioral health related 911 calls. She also completed a fellowship for the Department of Justice working as a subject matter expert to help shape policy around adult treatment programs in an effort to support individuals in recovery who have experienced justice involvement in the past.

Prior to behavioral health, Jill had ten years of management experience in the financial industry. Jill is passionate about helping people recover from life struggles – helping to reduce barriers and provide exceptional care tailored to individual needs. Her strengths are in program and policy development, working with indigenous populations, crisis response, therapy and administrative management.

John-Paul Sharp

BS, SUDP, CCTP, NCAC II

John-Paul Sharp has been working in the field of mental health and substance abuse treatment for 27 years. Mr. Sharp’s ongoing mission is to support reconnection, strengthening and healing in relationships that have been impacted by family of origin conflict, trauma, mental health conditions, addiction and a range of issues leading to relational disconnection. In order to support the strengthening of relationships, Mr. Sharp utilizes techniques learned from extensive training in the Non-Violent Communication framework.

He has also worked with adolescents, adults with severe and persistent mental illness, forensic involved clients, persons with substance use disorders as well as those with a history of trauma. Mr. Sharp provides Trauma Informed and Evidence Based Treatment interventions for Trauma, Addiction and other conditions. These interventions include Common Elements Treatment Approach (CETA), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing. Mr. Sharp is excited to continue his work in trauma and CETA as he strongly believes in the connection of unresolved trauma with ongoing mental health and substance use issues.

Mr. Sharp earned his Bachelor of Social Psychology/Sociology degree at the University of Bradford, England. He obtained his Substance Use Disorder Professional Certification in 2009, became credentialed as a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional in 2017, as well as obtaining a credential as a Certified Relationships Coach in 2023.

Mark Beebe

Recovery and Outcomes Specialist

Mark Beebe is a lifelong Pacific Northwest resident, currently living on Mercer Island with his wife and children. He is a graduate of the University of Washington and spent the majority of his professional career in the real estate industry, where he founded and owned several companies.

Mark’s extensive business background and real-world leadership experience strongly inform his work in the recovery field. He brings a practical, grounded perspective to recovery, rooted in lived experience and personal growth. Deeply passionate about supporting individuals in early recovery, Mark has built a strong and supportive foundation among other men committed to sobriety.

Through sharing his own insights and experiences, Mark helps guide others toward discovering purpose, accountability, and meaning in a new life of sobriety. Outside of his professional and recovery-focused work, Mark enjoys traveling, boating, and skiing with like-minded individuals.

Mikayla Stone

Director of Growth and Strategy

Mikayla Stone combines professional expertise with a lifelong connection to the recovery field. Growing up in a family dedicated to helping individuals and families affected by addiction, she has been surrounded by this work for as long as she can remember and is honored to continue that legacy at Intervention Help.

With a Business degree from the University of Washington and a background in business development, operations, and client relations, Mikayla is committed to ensuring every family feels supported, informed, and cared for from their very first conversation.

Sober since 2024, Mikayla brings both personal understanding and genuine compassion to her work. She believes recovery is possible and is passionate about helping families find hope and the right path forward.

Katie Mann

11+ Years in Recovery

With over 11 years in long-term recovery, Katie brings both lived experience and professional expertise to her work in behavioral health. Her three years as a Behavioral Health Technician in a residential program gave her the opportunity to walk alongside individuals as they navigated their own healing paths.

Guided by a holistic philosophy, Katie emphasizes the connection between mind, body, and spirit in recovery. She is passionate about fostering compassion, encouraging personal growth, and helping others overcome new challenges through perseverance.

Outside of her professional role, Katie finds balance and joy through working out, camping, baking, and spending quality time with her kids, friends, and loved ones.

Steve Buchanan

Recovery Advocate & Creative Partner

For over 25 years, Steve Buchanan has been an active and passionate member of the Pacific Northwest recovery community. Deeply rooted in service, Steve believes recovery is built on connection, accountability, and helping others find purpose in their lives. His own journey has shaped a perspective grounded in empathy and perseverance – qualities that guide his approach to supporting individuals and families through the recovery process.

In addition to his work in recovery, Steve brings decades of experience in creative design and community-building, often merging his professional skills with his personal mission to help others rebuild their lives. He is dedicated to meeting people where they are – without judgment – and walking alongside them as they rediscover hope, strength, and joy in sobriety.

Outside of his service work, Steve enjoys spending time with his family, designing, mentoring others in recovery, and giving back to the Tacoma community he proudly calls home.

With over 30 years in the fields of mental health and addiction, Doreen brings a wealth of experience and education to the team. Starting in an internship from Seattle University in 1991, Doreen has gleaned experience as an adolescent counselor, Clinical director, adult counselor, and in Clinical Outreach as well as experience in intake, assessments and utilization review.

She has worked with First Responders, Hospitals, the Military and Tribal communities, assessing and guiding members into treatment. A long time member of 12-step, Doreen believes in community, that one hand lent to another can change a life. As part of the team, Doreen’s flexibility and innovation help find solutions and ease the burden to families.

An avid hiker and gardener, Doreen enjoys woodland excursions with her two dogs and loves to document their adventures with photos. She travels extensively with her family and in the winter she can be found tucked in with a mug of tea and a good read.

Billie

Psychiatric Service Animal

Our Compassion Companion, Billie, is a two-year-old German Shorthaired Pointer trained and registered as a Psychiatric Service Animal (PSD ID#D486891). She provides evidence-based interventions such as deep pressure contact to reduce anxiety and stress, as well as interrupting and redirecting negative or harmful behaviors. Her presence helps promote grounding, emotional regulation, and increased engagement in daily activities for individuals managing mental health and substance use disorders.

Outside of her service work, she is a highly active companion who enjoys swimming, hiking, traveling, playing fetch, paddleboarding, and joining fishing trips. She also has a special interest in sunbathing and carefully supervising the bee colony before and during harvest. Her energy, curiosity, and steady presence make her a valued member of both the clinical team and the community she serves. Her adventurous lifestyle also models balance, connection with nature, and healthy routines – values that are central to recovery and wellness.