Along with her brother, Dr. H. Wayne Creighton, Patricia Beck has helped to ensure the growth and development of Interlink Counseling Services, Inc., which is a non-profit, federal and state-licensed treatment facility designed to help homeless veterans who have substance abuse and co-occurring mental health issues. Her goal was to foster a holistic, transitional living facility dedicated to the physical, social, psychological, and spiritual restoration of homeless veterans around the US. Since its initial creation, Interlink has blossomed from providing ten transitional living beds to one of the largest homeless veteran programs in the state of Kentucky with over 100 beds. Interlink offers individualized treatment plans, weekly individual counseling, daily group therapy and chemical dependency recovery education, extensive relapse prevention education, aftercare, and transitional planning. Its structured, therapeutic environment is designed to further facilitate the recovery process for clients and encourages them to engage in outside self-help groups in order to establish a positive support network through AA/NA to continue their lifestyle of sobriety and serenity. Along with these services, Interlink Counseling Services currently provides a non-medical detoxification facility called the Landing Zone, Harmony House, a 90-day intensive treatment program, Genesis House program, a long-term transitional living facility, Phase II, and DUI educational classes and outpatient services.

In order to provide an opportunity for permanent supportive housing and to ease the transition into independent living for the veterans who have completed the program at Interlink, Wayne Creighton and Patricia Beck partnered with Serenity Court Apartments and Coventry Commons to construct apartment complexes for low-income housing. Serenity Court Apartments is a 28 apartment sober-living community, which is currently located on Interlink campus property next to the residential treatment center. As the years progress, Ms. Beck continues to fulfill her vision of serving those in need within her community. In 2010, she and Wayne Creighton partnered with the governor of Kentucky and Recovery Kentucky to create the Alternative Recovery Center in Campbellsville, which is a 100 bed facility for men recovering from drug and alcohol abuse over 18 years old. Since this time, the partnership for this facility was transferred to The Healing Place.

For the past 30 years, Patricia Beck has held differing management positions including being the Executive Director as well as Director of Operations and Compliance Manager of Interlink Counseling Services, Inc. since 1998. Other positions she has assumed at Interlink include the Outpatient Coordinator and a case manager. Some of her responsibilities include overseeing staff, licensing, budgeting, human resources, and the overall workings of this non-profit organization. Ms. Beck is constantly monitoring the operations of Interlink and ensuring the proper compliance with state and federal regulatory standards. Furthermore, she coordinates events and is present during client graduations and fund-raising programs. Patti Beck also supervises the daily operation of Interlink and ensures that it is smooth and efficient along with resolving problems and complications that arise. She also allocates funding and supplies to the program.

She has attended hundreds of hours of education in substance abuse, mental health, gender, and sexual abuse counseling along with classes in privacy and clinical training. Patricia Beck has her MBA along with a Masters in Psychology. Furthermore, she is the member of several prominent organizations such as the American Association of Christian Counselors and the International Board of Christian Counselors. Through her leadership and expertise, Patricia Beck has helped many men and women reach their goals of sobriety and independent living.