The Community Behavioral Health Conference (CBHC) is a community event intended to further educate and inform Grayson County citizens of the issues surrounding mental health and helping to create a bright future with the help of like-minded individuals working together to create a more optimistic tomorrow and strengthen the mental health journey.
This event is an opportunity for community members to come together and share in a conversation about mental health. Strengthening the journeys that others walk, removing stigmas, offering resources and hope, informing, supporting, and celebrating progress.
Dr. Frank Campbell is the creator of the LOSS (Local Outreach to Suicide Survivors) Team model and a recognized leader in the field of suicidology. With extensive experience in crisis intervention, postvention, and mental health support, Dr. Campbell has dedicated his career to improving how communities respond to suicide loss and to fostering recovery through connection and informed care.
Shauna Barnes is the Mental Health Education Manager at the Grant Halliburton Foundation, where she specializes in youth mental health education. With a passion for understanding the adolescent brain, Shauna works to raise awareness and provide resources that help improve mental health outcomes for teens.
Katie Mitten has over ten years of experience managing projects that promote the health and safety of Texas children and families. As Assistant Director of Cross Systems Integration at the Meadows Institute, she coordinates efforts to improve systems supporting youth and families. Before joining the Institute in 2023, Katie worked with the Safe Kid Austin Coalition, Texans Care for Children, and Austin Child Guidance Center. She holds a Master’s in Social Work with a concentration in Community and Administrative Leadership from The University of Texas at Austin.