About Rimrock Trails Treatment Services Prineville, Oregon

Our History:

The administration, board of directors, and team of professionals at Rimrock Trails are dedicated to helping create lasting, positive change in the lives of individuals and families. Rimrock Trails was established as a nonprofit, adolescent residential substance use program at the Prineville Pioneer Memorial Hospital in 1990. Four years later the organization acquired property on 9th Street in Prineville where the flagship program currently operates. A second building was constructed on the property in 1998 to house outpatient services, administrative offices, a learning center, indoor rock climbing wall, gym, and weight room. We now operate comprehensive outpatient care in three areas throughout Central Oregon for individuals under age 25, and we are approaching three decades of service. Rimrock Trails now leads the system of care for addressing substance use and mental health disorders of young adults in our region.

In 2019, we expanded our outpatient services to include mental health treatment for both young children and adults.

2017 camping trip at Lookout Mountain summit in the Ochocos (Prineville, OR)

“I joined Rimrock Trails in 2019 as a consultant and was thrilled when I was asked to be a full-time employee. What impresses me most about Rimrock Trails is that the company allows me to wear multiple hats, empowers me with the freedom to make decisions, and has a multi-talented workforce to team up with. Another great thing about working with Rimrock Trails is that a “typical day” is never typical. There is always something exciting happening and every day is filled with new learning opportunities. I have a lot to be thankful for.”

– Michelle Duff, Community Relations Manager, Rimrock Trails

I joined the Rimrock Trails Team as a residential therapist LPC, CADC III in August of 2023. I began substance use disorder counseling in 2015 and then received by master’s in professional counseling in 2019 from Liberty University, which allowed me to expand my career focus on co-occurring disorders. I am very passionate and love the work I do. I feel extremely blessed to work for an organization that coincides with my strength-based collaborative non-punitive therapeutic approaches aimed at co-occurring mental health disorders with the adolescent population. The individualized approach allows the therapist to adjust to the specific needs of the client and with the help of a fantastic therapeutic team provide foundational components that are evident by our client success. I love the organization and the mission which is profoundly client focused.

-Brad Camidge LPC, CADC III- Residential Therapist

My name is Gaby, and I’ve been on this journey of helping people for a while now. I graduated with a degree in psychology in 2007 and have since immersed myself in various therapeutic settings across Utah. In 2019, I took my passion for supporting individuals and communities a step further by earning a master’s in social work. Fast forward to 2023, and I made the move to Oregon with my family, where I’ve been able to work with Rimrock Trails.

I deeply believe that none of us are perfect. We all have our unique struggles and areas where we can grow. My approach to therapy is about recognizing these opportunities for change and learning to move past our limitations. What motivates me every day is the chance to support you in becoming the best version of yourself by facing and transforming what no longer serves you.

In our work together, I aim to foster a space of mutual respect, openness, and accountability. My role is to support and gently challenge you as you explore the life you want to create. Therapy can be tough, but it’s incredibly rewarding, and I take pride in being a part of your journey. Although I utilize various therapeutic modalities, I am trained in EMDR, Narrative Therapy, and ACT, and I’m committed to continuously growing both as a therapist and as a person.

Outside of the therapy room, you can find me traveling, cooking up new recipes, playing the drums, or enjoying quality time with my family and pets. I look forward to the possibility of working together and supporting you on your path to growth and healing".

– Gaby Korpas, LCSW, CADC-I, Community Residential Therapist