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My career in mental health spans twenty seven years and hundreds of miles from Dallas, Texas to Thornton, Colorado. As a therapist, I specialized in working with high-risk children and families. Later launched Doucet and Associates, providing consultations for psychiatrists and other clinical staff, and acted as a liaison between school systems and other social agencies for clients. I served as Assistant Executive Director of Community Reach Center in Thornton, Colorado for a year and have been the Chief Executive Officer since 2001. I serve as the liaison for various state and community agencies, and I'm a contributing member of several Colorado committees addressing mental health and substance abuse issues, program development, and outcome measures. I have served as a Governor’s appointee to Colorado’s Medical Assistance and Services Advisory Council, Governor’s appointee to the Health Information Advisory Committee and appointed to the advisory council of the All Payer Claims Data Base, served for two years on Congressman Bob Beauprez’s and Congressman Ed Perlmutter’s Medical and Insurance Advisory Policy Committee , currently a member of Mental Health Corporation of America, and the National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare. I was recently elected to the School Board for School District 27J.

John Fowler is a Vice Chair at Southeast Florida Behavioral Health Network Inc, President and CEO at Drug Abuse Treatment Association Inc, and Chief Operating Officer at Drug Abuse Treatment Association Inc and is based in West Palm Beach, Florida. He studied at University of Michigan between 1980 and 1984.

Vera Sansone is a Private Practice at Behavioral Healthcare Of Fredericksburg, President and CEO at CPC Behavioral Healthcare, and Licensed Clinical Social Worker at Private Practice in Psychotherapy and is based in New, Little York, New Jersey. She has worked as Asst. Chief of Services - CI/SHB at South Beach Psychiatric Ctr.. Vera studied at Stony Brook University between 1976 and 1978, Bishop Kearney High School between 1966 and 1970, and SUNY Empire State College between 1972 and 1976.