About Path to Peace
Our Mission
At Path to Peace our mission is simple but powerful. We walk alongside individuals navigating the long and often complicated road toward healing. Whether struggling with substance use, overcoming trauma, facing justice system involvement, or simply trying to break cycles that never seemed to end, we are here to meet people where they are and help them move forward without shame or judgment.
We believe recovery is not linear and justice is not always just. That is why our approach is rooted in harm reduction, trauma informed care, and fierce advocacy. We provide compassionate support and real world tools to help people make safer choices, regain control of their lives, and reconnect with their purpose.
This work is about more than treatment. It is about restoring dignity. It is about creating space for people to be seen, heard, and supported in every part of their journey. We believe peace is not something handed down. It is something built day by day with truth, accountability, and hope.
The path to peace is not always easy, but no one should have to walk it alone. Whether you are just starting or starting over, we are here to take that next step with you.
Our Team
Evelyn (Evie) Robles, MS, CAADC, CPMC
From the heart of Queens to the quiet hills of the Poconos, Evelyn Robles brings grit, grace and a deep commitment to healing. With a master’s degree in Criminal Justice Administration, Evelyn has dedicated her life to addressing the intersections of trauma, mental health and substance use disorder. Her journey began in New York City where she was shaped by the rhythm and resilience of urban life. Eventually she made her way to the Lehigh Valley and later settled in the Poconos, bringing her passion for justice and recovery with her.
Evelyn’s professional path has been anything but ordinary. It is rooted in personal conviction and powered by purpose. She has served individuals impacted by addiction, incarceration and systemic barriers while always centering dignity and cultural responsiveness in her work. Her background spans mental health counseling, community-based advocacy and program leadership.
In founding Path to Peace, Evelyn envisioned more than just a clinic. She envisioned a movement. A space where people feel seen, supported and empowered regardless of their past. As a fierce advocate for those often overlooked by traditional systems she believes healing should be accessible, compassionate and community rooted.
Faith, fire and fierce love for her people fuel everything she does.
"I don’t just do this work. I live this mission."