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Kevin Fox:Kevin has been a professional in the alcohol
and drug abuse field since 1976. His credentials include, Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Substance Abuse Counselor
and Licensed Mental Health Practitioner. Having both a Masters of Arts in Counseling and an Engineering Degree, Kevin brings
a wide range of expertise to the substance abuse field. Kevin does Substance abuse evaluations with compassion, accuracy,
respect and experience.
Jack Buehler:
The NAADAC Awards committee named Jack Buehler as the National Counselor of the Year. Jack
is being recognized for the hard work and dedication that he has put forth in the addiction field. NAADAC Annual Awards are
high honors for individuals that have distinguished themselves in a profession replete with dedicated, effective, talented
and often unheralded practitioners.
Jack brings a commitment to excellence and a sense of purpose and values that gives our
best to the people we serve. Jack has 24 years of clinical experience and his scope of education and training is extensive.
Jack has the distinction of being the first Nebraska Certified Alcohol and Drug Abuse counselor (CADAC). He holds a Master
of Arts degree in Mental Health Counseling from Doane College and is a nationally Certified Addictions Counselor level ll
(NAADAC)
Jack is a Licensed alcohol and drug counselor.
Paige Namuth:
Paige has a Master of Education Degree and is an educator and writer. Paige has special
interests and training in human development and creativity. She has worked with chemically dependent families since 1969 and
she has created her own very successful program called 12-stepping your kids. Paige conducts learning groups on family issues
and relationship building at the Antlers Center.
Ron Namuth:
Ron is a licensed alcohol and drug counselor and is CADAC certified. He has worked professionally
in the substance and abuse field since 1962. Ron has the distinction as being nationally recognized as one of the leaders
in innovative programming for recovery from alcohol and drug abuse.
Fred Marks:
Fred Marks is our volunteer Webmaster and Information Specialist. He has helped us design
websites to keep the recovery community informed about events and information pertaining to recovery. Fred retired
from the Army National Guard with 21 years of honorable service in 2003. He graduated in 1985 from the University of
Nebraska with a teaching degree in Language Arts.
Fred is also our volunteer Athletic Director and "Fun" Director! No, he is not Tom Osborne,
but he likes Tom and he likes to have fun. Fred knows that recovery is about having fun. If we can't have
fun, why stay sober? While you are at Antlers as an inpatient, you will have the opportunity to go to the
YMCA, golf, play tennis, basketball, football or just go for a walk. Part of recovery is getting in touch with nature
and listening to our bodies. Exercise is a natural way to bring us out of depression; get us active and bring ourselves
into the sunlight of the spirit!
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