Originally from Cincinnati, Chris founded Collective Recovery in 2016 after working in treatment since 2009. Chris has his own personal recovery story which inspired him to start working in sober house management and program management in 2009 in Arizona. In 2014, Chris moved to Salt Lake City in 2014 and began working in treatment at Steps before starting Collective (previously Inspiro) in 2016.

Before recovery, Chris owned three previous businesses bringing a wealth of business knowledge to Collective. Chris’s passion is to help others get well and in his own words “every time I help someone (get sober/well) it helps reinforce my own recovery”.

He believes the mission at Collective Recovery allows the suffering addict/alcoholic to grab on to a structure that provides the ability to climb out of the hole of addiction. Collective is unique in its approach to treat the whole person and just not the disease of addiction.

In his free time, he loves to hang out with his dog Billie Holiday (Collective’s mascot & support staff). He loves to read mysteries, thrillers, biographies and autobiographies.

Chris is very active in the recovery community, and outside of his role of CEO at Collective, you’ll find Chris always giving back to the recovery community in service to others.

Robin Tracy joined Collective Recovery as the Clinical Director in June 2020. Robin started her path of helping others in 1993 when she worked in Social Services after graduating from Westminster with her Bachelors in Psychology.

From there Robin went back for her Master’s for Clinical Mental Health Counselor in 2007. Robin has an extensive background in Clinical Therapy from specializing in trauma healing with adolescents to advocating for the LGBTQ community.

She was a founding member and is the current Director of the LGBTQ Affirmative Therapist Guild of Utah. Robin is trained in EMDR and DBT.

Robin brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the clients and team at Collective Recovery and has been instrumental in creating the holistic healing approach of Collective Recovery’s curriculum.

In her free time, Robin loves to read and is on track to hit her goal of 50 books in 2020. She loves animals, playing the drums, and traveling with her husband.

Brittney started with Collective Recovery in January 2022 after attending the University of Utah. Brittney grew up in Utah and completed her Bachelor’s of Science in Psychology at the University of Utah. She obtained her Advanced Substance Use Disorder certificate from the University of Utah.

Brittney chose to work at Collective Recovery because she feels that the team takes a holistic approach that allows individuals to find their ‘why’ and achieve long term recovery. She believes that the Collective Recovery team provides genuine support and kindness to clients.

In her free time she takes advantage of one of Utah’s greatest attractions, Lake Powell. She enjoys attending concerts and traveling.

Kayleigh joined Collective Recovery in the Summer of 2023 as a MSW graduate from University of New Hampshire. Kayleigh received her CSW license and was eager to continue her career with a remote position.

She completed her Bachelor’s of Arts in Sociology Family Studies at Albright College in 2017 and worked full time as a social worker throughout her time in graduate school.  Kayleigh utilizes her specialized knowledge in Motivational Interviewing, DBT, and EMDR to contribute the system approach to the client’s and team with Collective Recovery.

Being a part of the Collective team has allowed me to build an amazing rapport with clients while continuing working my passion in substance use.

In her free time she enjoys going to the gym, spending time by the pool, and hanging out with her children.

After interning at Collective Recovery for nine months, Kitt Davis joined Collective Recovery permanently. He graduated with a BSW and ASUDC certificate from the University of Utah. He is a counselor, case manager and group facilitator.

Kitt became interested in substance use recovery when a dear friend passed away due to an opioid overdose. “A part of me has always felt that maybe I could have done something more to prevent his passing. Helping others with the same problem is my way of making it up to him.”

Kitt is a Utah native and currently lives in West Jordan with his wife and two teen children.

Tia is a Licensed Master level Social Worker and Licensed Chemical Dependence Counselor. She is a graduate of Jackson State University of Jackson Mississippi.Tia has over 10 years experience working with both individuals and families. Her interests include crisis intervention, forensics and chemical dependence.

Vicky has been a clinical consultant with Collective Recovery since January of 2021. Currently, she works full time for Salt Lake County Division of Behavioral Health Services (DBHS) as a Quality Assurance Coordinator, conducting clinical audits and utilization review with contracted agencies. She has been involved in the behavioral health field for over 40 years. She has served as a clinician, a supervisor/manager/director of programs and agencies, (i.e., First Step House, Family Counseling Center, Valley Behavioral Health, etc.). She also has her own private practice, The Center for Resiliency and Recovery, established in 2017. In addition, she was an adjunct instructor at the University of Utah in the Social Work department from 2011 until 2022. While there she developed the SUDC certificate program curriculum.

Vicky completed a Doctorate Degree in Education and Counseling Psychology (EDDCP). Her dissertation focused on predictors of long-term recovery from substance use disorders. She is licensed in the State of Utah as a Clinical Mental Health Counselor (CMHC) and Licensed Advanced Substance Use Disorder Counselor (LASUDC). She is trained in multiple evidence-based practices including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR), Seeking Safety, Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) and Motivational Interviewing (MI).

She enjoys quilting, hiking, biking, reading, and hanging out with her dog, Bailey. Her contact information is vwestmoreland@centerforresiliencyandrecovery.com and 801.542.0933