Meet The Team

Traci Weaver- MLADC, LCMHC, MS, MBA

Clinical Director

Traci is a clinician who believes it is a privilege to be part of a client’s journey in recovery. She sees herself as a resource and advocate for change for her clients and for organizations, with an overarching goal of achieving positive outcomes. She has extensive experience working with clients from diverse cultures, mental health and life experiences. Prior to joining Integrate, she built the treatment program for the local Drug Court and worked in community mental health.

As a person who embraces change, Traci’s career is varied and she has firsthand experience of working in the software industry and consulting for many years. She is actively involved and believes in giving back, and currently volunteers at her local church and runs a community based group for families in recovery, and a mental health group.

Traci holds a dual license in Substance Use and Mental Health and is currently obtaining a license in Pastoral Psychotherapy.

Régent Champigny MA, MLADC, LCMHC, LADC-1

Therapist

Régent Champigny helped establish and launch Integrate, designing its initial curriculum and helping to shape its mission and philosophy. Licensed as a New Hampshire MLADC and LCMHC, as well as a LADC-1 in Massachusetts, Régent has enjoyed working with persons who have addiction and mental health issues for close to fifteen years. His prior work experience, primarily in training and communications have translated well to his counseling career. Régent has varied experience in this profession, to include modalities of treatment such as: withdrawal management, inpatient, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, outpatient, MAT, and individual work. He also worked at the Hillsborough County South Adult Drug Court Program. In 2013, he was the recipient of the “Counselor of the Year Award” from the New Hampshire Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors Association (NHADACA). He served on the Peer Review committee for the NH Licensing Board of Alcohol and other Drug Abuse Professionals from 2013 to 2015, and on NHADACA’s board of directors from 2014 to 2017. EMDR trained in 2017, Régent has been able to help persons heal from unresolved past trauma that so many times can fuel addiction and other mental health concerns. Anyone who has met Régent sees the conviction, excitement and passion he has for the work he does.