Amber Dunegan, LCSW

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Experienced Addiction Medicine Counselor Brings Expertise and Compassion to Oklahoma’s Family Services

Amber Dunegan, a clinical supervisor at Family and Children’s Services (FCS) of Tulsa, Oklahoma, has a wealth of experience in addiction medicine and a deep commitment to patient care. Amber is poised to enhance the quality of services provided to individuals and families facing addiction challenges in the region.

As a Clinical Supervisor, she will utilize her expertise to oversee clinical practices, ensuring that each patient receives tailored care and comprehensive support. Her approach emphasizes collaboration with patients and their families, fostering an environment of trust and understanding.

“I chose to join Family and Children’s Services because I believe in their mission and values,” said Dunegan. “FCS meets my ethical standards and is dedicated to making a positive impact in the community. I am excited to work with a team that shares my commitment to providing compassionate and effective care for those in need.”

Before joining FCS, she honed her skills through various roles in addiction counseling, where she employed a variety of assessment techniques to understand the unique needs of her patients. Her dedication to improving patient outcomes has earned her a reputation as a compassionate and knowledgeable professional in the field.

Family and Children’s Services is committed to providing comprehensive mental health and addiction services to families in Tulsa and the surrounding areas. With the addition of Amber Dunegan to the team, FCS is further solidifying its commitment to excellence in patient care. 

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