Stacey Williams, LCSW

Stacey Williams is the Director of Residential Programs for Arthur Center Community Health. Prior to this she was the Suicide Prevention Coordinator for the Missouri Department of Mental Health and served as the suicide prevention lead and supervised the development of 988 and mobile crisis for the State. Stacey was the Project Director for the Zero Suicide in Health Systems grant and has led the Youth Garrett Lee Smith Grant and Missouri’s Suicide Response for Covid-19 Grant. Stacey has a Masters in Social Work, with an emphasis in Policy, Planning and Administration from the University of Missouri and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology. Stacey is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over thirteen years’ experience working in the mental health field. She brings forth experience in state government, residential and community mental health settings as well as experience in both policy and clinical practice. Stacey is passionate about helping people through the process of bringing about systems change. In her free time, you can catch her baking, spending time outdoors or spending time with her teenage son Camden and German Shepherd Bella.