Dr. Frank Campbell, a leader in suicidology and creator of the LOSS Team model, will share insights on trauma recovery, psychological preparedness, and supporting those affected by suicide loss and crisis response.
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, a leader in suicidology and creator of the LOSS Team model, will share insights on trauma recovery, psychological preparedness, and supporting those affected by suicide loss and crisis response.
Shauna Barnes, Mental Health Education Manager at the Grant Halliburton Foundation, specializes in youth mental health education. She will explore how changes in the teen brain shape behavior and how adolescence lays the foundation for lifelong well-being.
Katie Mitten, LMSW, Assistant Director at the Meadows Institute, will discuss the mental health challenges faced by youth with developmental disabilities and provide strategies for effective crisis support and care.
Dr. Don Rodgers was a beloved father, husband, and friend to many people in North Texas. Born in North Carolina, he earned his Ph.D. in political science at the University of Georgia. Dr. Rodgers spearheaded non-profit-related work; directing and overseeing the birth of several non-profit organizations. These non-profits would see a large degree of success, due to the passion and dedication exhibited by their director, and bloom into invaluable facilities providing crucial resources.
Inform, Uplift, Empower
April 12th, 2024
8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Now at the Sherman High School
2907 W Travis St, Sherman, TX 75092
