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.
Director of Business and Market Development/Revenue Operations
Cell/Text: (520) 651-9790
Email: Kromo@recoveryways.com
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Kimberly came to Recovery Ways from an acute care psychiatric facility in AZ, that also has a robust outpatient program. Additionally, Kimberly has extensive business development and communications experience with acute and post-acute hospitals. Early in her career, she spent over a decade as a broadcast journalist. As the wife of a first responder, she is passionate about the care Recovery Ways provides to this population.
Director of Strategic Accounts and Clinician Liaison
Cell/Text: (520) 975-7925
Email: Ltimmons@recoveryways.com
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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.
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.
Kevin’s journey in the Mental Health and Substance Abuse field began with his family, having multiple family members and eventually friends suffer from challenges in both areas. Having grown up around and in an environment such as this allows for a unique insight into helping people that struggle with not only Substance Abuse themselves, but also with loved ones, friends that want to help but cannot. Using this skill set, Kevin started in 2009 working as front desk in a facility to help Schizophrenic patients focus on rehabilitating into the community. From this point to Managing a Substance Abuse and Dual Diagnosis clinic for The University of Utah, he has been able to apply all that he has learned across multiple fields of medical care, always focusing primarily on Mental Health and Substance Abuse.
Kevin has always had an innate passion for helping people and thrives in situations where he is able to do exactly that. He is extremely grateful for his position at Recovery Ways, allowing him to not only help people but do it in a way that truly benefits the patient and their families. Being able to help walk people through some of, if not the darkest parts of their lives and make it through to the other side is something that is as challenging as it is rewarding and is an outstanding place to find your passion as Kevin has.
Kevin has lived in California, Colorado, Utah and now beautiful Washington, where he lives with his wife, 3 dogs, and 2 cats. Main hobbies include hiking, kayaking, snowboarding, cooking and trying new foods!
Will has worked in drug and alcohol treatment since early 2016. His passion for connecting with the drug addict and alcoholic who desperately needs help is what keeps him invested in the field. Growing up in North Texas, Will struggled with his own addictions until getting sober in 2015. He got sober in the Austin area and established himself within the sober community. Shortly after getting sober, he began working in the industry. For the last 7 years, he has worked primarily with families and their loved ones, assisting people in finding the resources that they need for where they are in their journey toward lifelong recovery. Will’s passions are a combination of rock climbing, skiing, camping, and hockey. When he’s not exploring, he is usually found at a concert or in a 12-step fellowship.
