Staff

OLIVER BIRCHWOOD-GLOVER, LICSW, CAIMHP, SAP
PROGRAM DIRECTOR

Oliver is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, is Certified as an Addictions Informed Mental Health Provider, and is a Substance Abuse Professional providing services to CDL holders.  He discovered his lifelong interest in working for community well-being and helping others as a child.   After completing a Master’s degree in Social Work (MSW) from New York University in 1993, he continued with two years of post graduate studies at the Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis (1993-1995).  It was during his  6 ½ years at New Directions (1993-2000) in Brooklyn, NY that Oliver discovered and learned the true meaning of Recovery, and has been dedicated to sharing its meaning.   

Since those days in Brooklyn,  Oliver has successfully completed the University of Washington – Medical Center-Harborview Trauma Center TF-CBT+ Learning Collaborative as a provider, as a supervisor (Year I), as a Co-Consultant (Year II), and as a Leading Consultant and trainee Trainer (Year III).  He has also been certified as a trauma professional, as a compassion fatigue professional, and as an equine assisted psychotherapy provider.  Oliver is also a Washington Department of Health approved supervisor.

LUCINDA RICHARDS, MSW 
SCHOOL RECOVERY NAVIGATOR, ALLY & ADVOCATE

Lucinda graduated with her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Bachelor of Science in Social Services in 2018 and a Master’s Degree in Social Work in 2023. Lucinda will start her Ph. D. in Counseling & Psychological Studies-Crisis & Trauma Counseling in August of 2024. Lucinda is a Licensed Social Work Associate Independent Clinical (LSWAIC). She uses Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and is seeking certification in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing therapy (EMDR) in the summer of 2024. Lucinda has about seven years of social work experience and has worked at DCYF and The Star Project.

Lucinda has had family members struggle with substance use disorders and personally knows how substance abuse can put a strain on close relationships. She hopes to strengthen individuals’ recovery process at Trilogy, by being supportive, compassionate, and empathic. In her spare time, Lucinda likes to read the bible, walk, kayak, play the piano, ride her Can-Am, and sing karaoke.

CHRISTINE WILLIAMS
SCHOOL RECOVERY NAVIGATOR AND RECOVERY COACH 

Christine graduated with her Associates in Human and Social Services in 2022. She is a 2024 graduate in Social Services from Central Washington University. Christine is a Certified Peer Counselor and Recovery Coach, currently working as a School Recovery Navigator for Trilogy Recovery Community.  Christine identifies as a person in long term recovery. She has battled with substance misuse and addiction for most of life, with her use starting in middle school. Christine finally sought out the help she needed when she learned of her pregnancy with her daughter. She attended a long-term treatment center and moved to Walla Walla shortly after. Christine is a huge advocate of all pathways to recovery and helping those along their journey to recovery. Her goal is to use her lived experiences and education to provide trauma-informed, destigmatized recovery support to those in need.

KARLA MARISCAL 
COMMUNITY SERVICES NAVIGATOR

Karla is the Community Services Navigator. Her role at Trilogy consists of  outreach and supporting the Team assisting with administrative tasks and donor relations. A Walla Walla native, Karla is a 2022 graduate of Walla Walla Community College with an Associate’s degree in Human and Social Services. She graduated from Western Washington University with a Bachelor’s degree in Human services in 2024.  Karla’s goal is to help individuals in our community get connected to the services that are available to them in support of their recovery process. Karla was born and raised in Walla Walla and is proud to continue to build relationships and work in the Walla Walla Community.

DAVID ZEQUEIRA, CPC
ADULT RECOVERY SERVICES NAVIGATOR

David is the Adult Recovery Services Navigator, and is a Certified Peer Coach. He co-facilitates SMART Recovery groups, community outreach, and offers one-on-one peer recovery support.

He brings lived experiences and education to provide trauma-informed, destigmatized recovery support to those who need it.

He credits Trilogy in helping him navigate his path to recovery. Helping others along their journeys is something he has always wanted to do, and when found out about Peer recovery support through Trilogy, he realized that Hope is possible. He says, “If someone like me can overcome, it is possible.”

DEREK GRIEB
RECOVERY COACH

Derek graduated with his Bachelor’s Degree in Social Science in 2012 from the University of Oregon (GO DUCKS!).  Derek is a Certified Peer Counselor and currently working as a Recovery Coach with Trilogy Recovery Community. 

Derek identifies as a person in recovery and has battled with substance misuse and addiction for most of his life.  After being a homeless youth and battling substances for most of his childhood, the passing of his mother from breast cancer became his motivation for change.  Derek’s resilience paid off with 9 amazing years in the Recovery community where he was able to use his experience to help others. 

After a few setbacks during COVID, Derek once again sought out the help he needed and returned to a treatment center in Spokane.  After moving to Walla Walla in 2023, Derek decided to return to graduate school and he is currently completing his Master’s degree in Behavioral Health at Eastern Washington University.  Derek’s goal and dreams are to use his personal recovery journey and professional training to inspire and support others facing similar challenges, ultimately becoming a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Substance Use Disorder Professional. He is immensely grateful for the opportunity to help others at Trilogy Recovery Community and is dedicated to advocating for all pathways to recovery.

RACHAEL BUTLER
RECOVERY COACH

Rachael Butler, CPC, is a passionate Recovery Coach and experienced facilitator of both Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) and SMART Recovery. With over five years of sobriety and lived experience, Rachael leads SMART Recovery and Full Circle groups, as well as providing one-on-one peer support to individuals navigating their own recovery journeys. Her approach combines evidence-based practices with genuine empathy, creating a supportive environment where participants feel understood and empowered.

Rachael’s professional background includes impactful roles at STAR and Joe’s, where she draws on her personal recovery story to inspire and guide others every day. She is also a proud graduate of the Walla Walla Drug Court program, a testament to her resilience and commitment to personal growth. When she’s not working, Rachael enjoys spending time with her two children and energetic Labrador, who keep her busy and grounded.

Guided by her favorite quote, “No matter the question, empathy is the answer,” Rachael is dedicated to helping people find hope and connection. She believes that recovery is a collective effort: “We all need people around to believe in us, even when we can’t or won’t believe in ourselves. That’s how we get recovery. No one does it alone.” Rachael is proud to be part of organizations like Trilogy, where everyone is treated with dignity, respect, and compassion.