Andrew's journey into recovery advocacy began with personal family experiences that ignited his passion for transformative change. In 2013, he launched his career managing a sober living home for young men in early recovery in Encinitas, California. Over the years, he advanced through roles as Housing Director, Director of Admissions, Program Director, Business Development Director, and CEO of a large scale operation—gaining invaluable insights into the recovery process and the importance of comprehensive support.

Recognizing a critical gap in traditional intervention models—methods that focus solely on treatment without equipping families with the tools for healing—Andrew resigned from executive leadership and co-founded Reflection Family Interventions with his wife. This family-owned organization is built on decades of professional experience and deep personal commitment, emphasizing that families are central to successful recovery through compassionate guidance, education, and ongoing support.

An Eagle Scout, Andrew’s background reflects a lifelong commitment to leadership and service. Trained in intervention, psychology, and family systems, he remains steadfast in guiding families toward profound transformation. Outside of his work, he finds balance in nature through camping and hiking and cherishes time with his wife, daughter, and dogs.

Matthew King, MS, LPC, Clinical Director, has more than 15 years’ experience in the field of behavioral health and substance abuse treatment. Matthew leads Summit Sanctuary’s evidence-based clinical programming and ensures fidelity to the model. He built the company’s clinical programming to provide the highest continuum of care for our clients, starting with developing a comprehensive residential program that will lead to a full spectrum of treatment including Partial Hospitalization Programming and Intensive Outpatient Programming if clients choose that path of development. Matthew is a Licensed Professional Counselor as well as Certified Group Therapy Expert. In addition to his oversight with Summit, Matthew also works as an individual mental health therapist at Iridescent Counseling Center Tempe, AZ, as well as working as adjunct faculty with Northern Arizona University teaching courses on substance use, Interventions and Clinical Practices, and Clinical Documentation. Matthew is also skilled in multiple therapeutic modalities including Motivational Interviewing, Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused Brief Therapy, and Cognitive Processing Therapy while also providing clinical supervision for practitioners seeking independent licensure.