Our Team

Bill Snyder is the Chief Executive Officer of Spring Grove Recovery in Colorado Springs, CO, with more than 20 years leading organizations across behavioral health, addiction treatment, outpatient services, and telepsychiatry.

He comes to Spring Grove from Cedar Hills Hospital, where he served as Chief Executive Officer. His earlier roles include Vice President of an addiction treatment organization, Chief Operating Officer of a national telepsychiatry provider, and executive leadership within one of the largest behavioral healthcare systems in the country. That work has spanned adolescent and adult care across inpatient, residential, outpatient, and multi-site settings.

Bill holds active clinical licensure alongside his executive background, and it shapes how he leads — he has seen this work from the clinical side as well as the operational one, and he builds teams accordingly. His focus at Spring Grove is on clinical quality, developing the leaders around him, and making sure people can reach care when they need it.

Katherine Guzmán, LCSW, CCTP-II, CNP, is the Clinical Director at Spring Grove Recovery in Colorado Springs, CO — a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional with more than 10 years of leadership experience across the human services field. Her background spans behavioral healthcare, healthcare operations, and clinical leadership, giving her a broad view of both building strong teams and delivering patient-centered care.

She leads a clinical program grounded in trauma-informed care and built on cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and motivational interviewing, delivered through individual, group, and family sessions alongside relapse-prevention work.

As both a clinician and a person in long-term recovery, Katherine understands firsthand that recovery is about far more than overcoming addiction — it is about rediscovering hope, rebuilding purpose, restoring relationships, and creating a life rooted in authenticity. Her lived experience, combined with her clinical expertise, allows her to connect with patients through genuine empathy while providing evidence-based, ethical care.

Her therapeutic approach focuses on helping people identify and move past the barriers that keep them in unhealthy cycles — unresolved trauma, emotional pain, and limiting beliefs — through compassionate support, accountability, and a strong therapeutic alliance. Katherine leads with humility and is committed to a culture where hope and healing sit at the heart of the work.