Meet our Clinicians
Miracle A. Williams, LCSW
LCSW ‐ Trauma Informed Clinician
Miracle is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and is licensed in the state of New Mexico, where she has worked in the behavioral health field for the last several years.
Her therapeutic approach is holistic and integrative, combining the best of both traditional and alternative treatments. Miracle focuses on creating balance and harmony between the mind, body, and soul to provide effective and lasting healing for her clients.
Through the therapy process, she has repeatedly observed how developing a new awareness and understanding of past behaviors—especially historical trauma—can facilitate healing. This often leads to a “reset” that fosters a new internal narrative, ultimately enhancing her client’s quality of life.
Miracle loves group work and is passionate about family therapy and the relationships and dynamics within a family unit.
Vickie Busy, LADAC
LADAC Substance Abuse Counselor
Vickie is a professional faith-based Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADAC) with extensive experience in the human services industry.
Skilled in addiction counseling, recovery, and life coaching, Vickie specializes in assisting individuals who are navigating transitions and seeking significant life changes.
She provides support for those facing new life stages, addictions, grief, and loss, helping clients establish themselves after a divorce or achieve a desired life purpose through therapeutic experiences.
Vickie empowers individuals by granting them innovative tools to reclaim their lives and live successfully on their own terms.
She is passionate about group work, both to empower women and for all those in recovery.
Catherine "Cat" Roberts, LCSW
LCSW Trauma Informed/Child Play Trained Therapist/ Clinical Supervisor
Cat Roberts is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) and a certified case manager (CCM). Cat grew up in Farmington, NM, and enjoys the area. Cat Roberts is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) and a certified case manager (CCM). She grew up in Farmington, NM, and enjoys living in the area. Cat graduated with honors from New Mexico Highlands University, where she earned her master’s degree.
After completing her degree, Cat worked as a hospital social worker, assisting individuals of all ages with various mental health issues. She particularly enjoyed her role as an emergency room social worker and is grateful for the opportunity to help those in need. Cat utilizes evidence-based treatments, including behavioral therapies and psychoeducation, and has experience working with a range of mental health disorders.
In her leisure time, Cat enjoys spending time with her son, exploring the Colorado mountains, reading books, and pursuing various art hobbies.
Priscilla Jake, LMHC
LMHC Trauma Informed/ Therapist
Priscilla Jake been a mental health counselor for over 10 years. Began her career with Navajo Nation – Division Behavioral Mental Health Services in Gallup, N.M. and served on their crisis team.
Drawing on both my professional experience and the rich traditions of my culture and native community, I have seen the incredible strength and courage of Indigenous people in the face of overwhelming circumstances and obstacles.
My counseling style is empathetic and genuine, creating a safe, non-judgmental space for you to share your story and explore your authentic self. I understand the unique needs of our communities, including the effects of intergenerational trauma and the importance of a spiritual approach to healing. I am committed to walking alongside you, helping to highlight your unique strengths and your personal path toward wellness and life satisfaction.