Yvonne Ortega

              Speaker Information & Program Archives
            For

                       
 
              Hope for the Journey
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             Freedom in Recovery from Substance Abuse
            
               
With
              
                Yvonne Ortega
            Author/Speaker/Christian Counselor

              Yvonne Ortega has spoken on cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, divorce, domestic violence in the Christian home, single-parenting, anger, the effects of divorce on children, and the effects of domestic violence on children. Enjoy her programs below.           

                     

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PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS:

Hope for the Journey offers hope to those going through cancer, other health problems, divorce, single-parenting, loss of finances, or shattered self-esteem.

Freedom in Recovery from Substance Abuse emphasizes relying on God and His precious Word to retain one’s life and freedom in recovery from alcoholism and other drugs and to restore or rebuild what substance abuse has destroyed.

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               Books by Yvonne Ortega

            

Learn more about Yvonne Ortega and her ministry by visiting her website at
www.YvonneOrtega.com

About Yvonne Ortega

 

Fast Facts

  • Home: Virginia
  • Cancer survivor, speaker, and author
  • Licensed Professional Counselor
  • Licensed Substance Abuse Treatment Practitioner
  • Clinically Certified Domestic Violence Counselor
  • Appointed to a four-year term, Virginia Board of Counseling, 2005

    When I received my diagnosis of cancer in 2001, I was an award-winning teacher and part-time counselor. I loved teaching, but I knew God wanted me to go into counseling full-time. After my diagnosis, I begged God to let me live and promised to do whatever he wanted.

    One month after I finished radiation, I received a phone call to go for an interview for a position I hadn’t applied for. At the interview, I accepted a full-time job as a substance abuse counselor in a men’s prison. I enjoyed my work at the prison, but the men were allowed to smoke. My asthma got worse, and after a few years, I had to leave.

    I told God to take away my passion for prison work or find me a job in a smoke-free facility. He found me a job as a substance abuse counselor in a smoke-free coed jail. After six months, adult outpatient services at the agency headquarters needed a bilingual licensed professional counselor. Once again, God moved me.

    Today I continue to work in adult outpatient services. As a cancer survivor, I know life is a gift and that God is “close to the broken-hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit” (Psalm 34:18, NIV). Through my counseling, speaking, and writing, the Lord has allowed me to join him in saving those who are crushed in spirit and need his hope. What a privilege!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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