Alcohol & Drug Recovery Consultant with Case Management

What We Do

The Irishman and Associates is a full service alcohol and drug intervention and case management firm based out of the Cathedral Hill neighborhood of St Paul MN. Leveraging experience and relationships in the recovery industry we help families navigate the intervention, treatment and aftercare for alcohol and drug addiction.

Patrick Flanagan, MHA, CIP - Chief Recovery Officer

It does not get much more Irish than Patrick Flanagan! Having spent 20 years in financial services alcoholism took over my life in my early 40’s. After multiple treatment stays I surrendered on Jan 18th, 2019 and have followed a life of recovery laid out by professionals and brothers of AA since. Got a late start but living and working in recovery has given me passion and purpose. Spent 2020 developing The Lion House with a team that shared a common goal to build a recovery home with a positive vibe in a great home. With the LH doing great 2021 was the year to launch The Irishman and Associates. A full service alcohol and drug intervention and case management firm based out of St. Paul MN. Received CIP designation and member of AIS. Certified Intervention Professional and member Association Intervention Specialists. Nov. 2022 we opened Lion House Brownstone Edition a full case management and concierge women's recovery home with a powerful family component. Patrick is a graduate of the University of Minnesota School of Public Health with a Masters of Healthcare Administration. Learning the business side of healthcare has already made him better at helping families navigate the complicated process of recovery.

Patrick Flanagan, CIP - Chief Recovery Officer at The Irishman and Associates Co-Founder Owner/Operator Lion House Women's Recovery Home

Patrick Flanagan, CIP - Chief Recovery Officer at The Irishman and Associates Co-Founder Owner/Operator Lion House Women's Recovery Home

Matt Long - Interventionist

Matt is a highly qualified professional in the field of addiction and mental health. With a graduate degree from Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School, Matt is a licensed alcohol and drug counselor (LADC) and licensed professional clinical counselor (LPCC), specializing in helping individuals recover from addiction to alcohol and drugs. With a particular focus on co-occurring mental health issues, such as anxiety, depression, mood disorders, personality issues, and interpersonal issues, he has extensive experience working with individuals and families to navigate the difficult and complex challenges associated with addiction.

Beyond Matt’s credentials, what sets him apart is his personal journey with sobriety. Having been sober from alcohol and other drugs since November of 2016, he brings a unique level of empathy and understanding to his work with clients. He knows firsthand the challenges and triumphs of recovery, and is dedicated to helping others achieve lasting, meaningful sobriety.

Whether working one-on-one with clients or facilitating group sessions, Matt approaches his work with warmth, compassion, and a deep commitment to helping individuals heal and grow. He is a living example of what's possible with hard work, dedication, and a willingness to embrace change.

 

Matt Long - Interventionist

Meet The Team

 

Tara Heald

Tara Heald is a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist for The Irishman and Associates.  After beginning her personal recovery journey in January 2019, she spent the last 3 years developing the supportive programming model at the Lion House our premier women’s recovery home.  She specializes in case management and connecting families and their loved ones with appropriate levels of care throughout the recovery process.  

 

Clara Rothstein

Clara Rothstein is a certified interventionist and recovery life coach for The Irishman. Since getting sober in May of 2019, she developed a passion for helping young people navigate the challenges and struggles of early recovery. Using her personal experience overcoming addiction, she wants to show other men and women that healing in recovery is possible.