About Camelback Recovery

Timothy Westbrook is in the business of helping people recover from substance use disorders and process addictions. Tim was born and raised in Southern California and spent his teen years in Oxnard, California. He attended the University of California, Davis where he obtained his Bachelor of Science in Business.

Chris’ passion and purpose in life is to assist clients and families in achieving freedom from addiction. Chris approaches those who need help with care and compassion and strives to ensure that everyone is treated with respect and love. Chris’ message to all is “Everyone deserves help, and anyone can recover if they are willing.”

Dr. Vines has practiced psychiatry in Arizona for for over 25 years and has experience working with diverse populations that include children, adolescents, adults, geriatrics, SMI patients, and the chemically dependent.

Jennifer is a dedicated professional with extensive experience with being of service from time served in the US Coast Guard, to behavioral health, and even time in law enforcement between the states of Texas and Arizona.

Nina Davis, originally from Canton OH, joined Camelback Recovery as a House Manager in 2018 only having 90 days sober. Working under Tim Westbrook, she realized her purpose was to help people and inevitably got the chance to touch more peoples lives when she was promoted to the Program Director 9 months later.

A leader bridging innovative approaches coupled with gold-standard practice in addiction medicine, Dr. Robbie has spent the last ten years focused on equitable and effective care delivery to thousands of patients seeking mental health treatment. In 2022, he co-founded Camelback Integrated Health and Wellness to expand access to innovative treatments while reducing barriers to care. 

Jackie has been working in mental health in the phoenix area in various capacities for 14 years. After receiving her masters degree, she continued her work with patients who required the highest level of care in terms of treatment. This experience, coupled with her own areas of trauma, led her down her current path of compassion and desire to help others see change.

I have worked in the behavioral health field for over 10 years in Arizona in an attempt to strengthen and empower individuals and their families to make difficult and life-altering decisions in hopes of a more positive future. I hold my clients’ rights for self-determination in treatment as my guiding light alongside my general compassion for whatever situation is causing turmoil and pain.