Libby has been an addiction counselor since 1984. She brings with her experience and expertise in many areas of therapy. She has trained extensively with nationally recognized trainers and has presented at conferences around the globe. Libby is the Immediate President of the International Employee Assistance Professional Association (EAPA). She is also enthusiastic about working with our First Responders and their families. Libby has developed specialized workshops for First Responders that enhance their well being.
Having experienced addiction and mental health challenges personally and with loved ones, I know how beneficial Recovery Ways is to the clients we serve. I started with Recovery Ways in 2011 and immediately became passionate about serving this industry. Soon after starting to work in this field, I have been able to work with the surrounding hospitals to ensure our clients receive the highest care. I have enjoyed building relationships, not only with our clients, but with doctors and staff at hospitals we partner with. My background is in outreach and admissions and I have been certified in Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Neuro-Linguistic Programming. I enjoy being a mother as well as a professional in the recovery community.
I was born and raised in Erie Pennsylvania and moved to Utah in early 2011. I have been working in the treatment industry for 7 years 6 of which have been spent working with Recovery Ways. As an alumni of our program I care deeply for the work we are doing and believe in the approach Recovery Ways takes in helping build strong foundations for our patients. I enjoy skiing, crossfit and running. Getting out into nature with my dog is one of my favorite things to do with my off time. I work hard to have the opportunities to travel when I can and love finding delicious new food where ever I may be.
Having worked for 15 years in the hospitality industry I discovered my passion for serving others. Today my life incorporates that passion through recovery and dedicating my life to helping others to find the new sense of hope and healing that recovery offers.
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I am extremely grateful to have the opportunity to be a resource in my community and across the nation for anyone struggling with addiction and mental health. I am actively involved in the sober community in Southern California where I reside.
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I was born in a small town in Alsace, the North East of France and graduated from a business program at the University of Haute Alsace in Colmar, France. I live now in San Diego and am a single father of 8 year old twins. The 3 of us love the outdoors, especially surfing!
Tracie serves as the Referral Relations Specialist for Oklahoma and the North Texas Regions. A graduate of Oklahoma Christian University and East Central University, her educational background includes a Master’s in Human Resource Counseling. Tracie has over 20 years of experience working in SUD prevention, counseling, medical detox, Undergraduate education, and recovery support. Having lost two family members to combined addiction and depression, she is a passionate advocate for treatment and recovery for Mental Health, Addiction issues, and healing from trauma.
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In addition, Tracie served for a time as an Executive Director for a Family Violence program and has headed up several task forces in both the Behavioral Health and Addiction fields, as well as the Violence and Trauma arena. She currently serves on the board for a women’s sober living facility in Shawnee, OK., and is dedicated to her role at Recovery Ways connecting people, families, and businesses impacted by addiction, trauma, or behavioral health needs to life-changing services and support systems.
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Tracie resides in Southern Oklahoma with her husband, children, and 4 dogs, where they all wear OU Sooner Crimson and Cream during Football Season, including the dogs.
Dominica has worked both clinically and operationally in hospital healthcare for thirteen years and was severely impacted by the amount of overdose deaths and the devastation families were left in. She chose to shift her focus to her new found passion of connecting others in need with healing resources. Having faced mental health battles in her own life as well as having had loved ones battle with addiction, she has committed her efforts to supporting others as they face a new kind of trauma- one of the heart and mind through becoming a referral relation specialist ` Dominica understands the significance and bravery it takes to make that first call for help and is committed to providing a safe place of acceptance to individuals and their support systems. Please reach out and connect with her today as a valuable resource for those working in mental health.
Kerri Campbell has been in Healthcare Referral Relations for over 14 years. The majority of her experience is in Chronic & Acute Care and Home Health & Hospice. Assisting patients and families during delicate times and being a resource for navigating care to enhance quality of life is her passion. When she’s not working, she enjoys escaping to the mountains to commune with nature, traveling, concerts and especially spending time with her family.
Scott has worked in the behavioral health field for over 15 years in a variety of areas including prevention, mental health peer support, employee assistance programs and business development for non profits and private sector organizations. He is excited to join Recovery Ways in this role to apply his combined skill set and passion in networking, navigating the system of care, business development and making a difference in the lives of individuals and their loved ones who are seeking recovery. Having lived experience with mental health challenges and a personal commitment to peer recovery support, Scott knows what it’s like to struggle and find hope in the recovery journey. Scott lives in Oregon with his spouse and two kids and enjoys all that there is to offer in the Pacific Northwest.
I am excited to part of the Recovery Ways Team and have spent many years in Behavioral Health community outreach. My goal is to be the best possible resource to our community partners and families. I would like to make the process of seeking help less overwhelming and more about all the positive ways Life can change during and after treatment.
My free time is spent with my family, being outdoors, and traveling. I volunteer as a Certified Therapy Dog Team and as a Board member of a local Therapy Dog Group. I also provide testing for new Therapy Teams.
