Our Team

My name is Stephen McGee. I have been with Pathways Recovery since July of 2022. During my time with Pathways, I am grateful to have had the incredible opportunity of working side by side with this community working to identify goals and pursuing strategies for change. I take great pride in my ability to connect and meet clients where they are, exploring spirituality and helping clients repair strained interpersonal relationships in hopes to add to the healing experience of Pathways Recovery. I love my job and look forward to each day.

Exercise is a big part of our holistic addiction treatment approach and with years of personal training experience and a passion for helping people, Travis will educate and physically train each person during their stay at our drug and alcohol treatment center. Travis brings a very positive energy and works with each client in a small semi-private off site gym just a few minutes away from our residential facility. Gym sessions are provided 3 days a week. Clients love this time outside the daily group and individual counseling sessions. Sweating helps process out the toxins and restores sleep patterns much quicker than non-natural methods. You won’t find a lot of restless people in our treatment facility. After a full day of learning and emotional processing and a solid workout, the men in our treatment facility sleep very well.

Art is a certified drug addiction counselor who has been a vital part of the Pathways Recovery clinical team since he first came on board in 2018.  During that time Art‘s steady demeanor has allowed him to connect and build the trust of our clientele unlike many other counselors in the field.  His personal approach to alcohol and drug treatment has helped countless individuals who were seeking to make drastic changes in their lives.

I am honored to be the Program Director for the Pathways Recovery Women’s House. My mission is to provide education and support for women to be unburdened from the shame of their compulsive comfort seeking behaviors. Our clients leave Pathways feeling empowered and confident to create a life that they are proud of, without the use of substances.

Stacey has worked in addiction treatment, mental health and education for 12 years, and is a Level 2 Brainspotter. Stacey works from a holistic approach of mind, body and spirit and believes that those with addictions and mental health challenges, who work a rigorous program of recovery and give back, can be some of the most transformative  people in our society. She considers these “gifts in disguise”. Stacey enjoys working with a diverse clientele and has vast experience with people from all walks of life, for which she is very grateful and proud to call community. She teaches from the heart and always with the framework of treatment that promotes, hope, empowerment, healing, acceptance and forgiveness. Stacey is a huge animal lover, so in her free time she she spends much of the time with her one dog and two cats, enjoys gardening, reading current recovery and mental health books and publications, pastels, painting, and home remodeling