OUR TEAM
Our Board Members represent stakeholders across sectors and states.
NECBHN Board Members
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Dr. Adrienne Carmack, MD
Medical Director, Office of Child and Family Services — Maine
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Dr. Alice Forrester, PhD
CEO, Clifford Beers, Community Partners — Connecticut
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Ann Smith, JD, MBA
Executive Director, African Caribbean American Parents of Children with Disabilities, Inc. (AFCAMP) — Connecticut
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Christine Tebaldi, DNP, MPH
McLean Hospital Title, Chief Nursing Officer, Mass General Brigham Title, Vice President of Nursing, Behavioral and Mental Health — Massachusetts
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Ellen Hallsworth
Director, BluePath Health — New York
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Dr. Henry T. Sachs III, MD
President, Bradley Hospital — Rhode Island
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Howard Sovronsky, LCSW
Behavioral Health Advocate, State of Connecticut — Connecticut
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Mike Silverstein, MD
Director of the Hassenfeld Institute, George Hazard Crocker University Professor of Health Services, Policy, and Practice — Rhode Island
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Pamela Sager, JD
Executive Director, Parent Professional Advocacy League — Rhode Island
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Jeana Bracey, PhD
Associate VP, School & Community Initiatives, CHDI
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Rosemary Reilly Chammat, Ed.D
Director, Office of School Health and Wellness, RI Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
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Stephanie Gellar, EdM
Deputy Director, Rhode Island KIDS COUNT
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Dr. Steven Schlozman, MD
Child Psychiatrist, Associate Professor, Larner College of Medicine, University of Vermont Health — Vermont
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Tammy Freeberg, MSW, FACHE
Senior Vice President of Strategy and Planning, The Village — Connecticut
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Dr. Wizdom Powell, PhD, MPH, CMHC
CEO Unified Youth — Connecticut
Core Team
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Aishwarya Sreenivasan, MPH
Project Coordinator, NECBHN — Massachusetts
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Andrea Chu, MPH
Director, Programs and Operations, Hassenfeld Child Health Innovation Institute — Rhode Island
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Dianna LaCanfora
Executive Assistant to the CMO & CNO, Bradley Hospital — Rhode Island
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Ellen Hallsworth
Director, BluePath Health — New York
OUR GOAL
We work together to support children’s behavioral health.
By bringing together health care providers, payers, schools, community organizations and policy makers, we can change the system. We want to ensure that children and families receive preventive care and support in their communities, and to move away from our current, crisis-driven system.