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NEWS & NOTES
News from the Bert Nash Center and the Treatment & Recovery Center of Douglas County.


Celebrating Black History Month
During Black History Month, we took the time to recognize and celebrate the history, achievements, and lasting impact of Black individuals in our communities and across the country. It was also a time to reflect on the strength, resilience, and leadership that continue to shape a more just and compassionate future.
Mar 18


Celebrating Black History Month: Dr. Mamie Phipps Clark
During Black History Month, we take time to recognize and celebrate the history and lasting impact of Black individuals. We also reflect on the strength, resilience, and leadership that continues to shape a more just and compassionate future. This month we are recognizing the critical role Black mental health professionals have played in expanding access to care. This month we'll share the spotlights on influential Black mental health leaders who have shaped the field.
Feb 25


Dr. Kirsten Watkins Named Bert Nash Center CEO: Focused on the Work That Matters
The Bert Nash Center has officially appointed Dr. Kirsten Watkins as CEO. With more than 20 years of behavioral health experience and eight months as Interim CEO, she becomes just the fourth leader in the organization’s 75-year history, guiding its next chapter of compassionate, community-centered care in Douglas County.
Feb 24


Celebrating Black History Month: Dr. Francis Cecil Sumner
During Black History Month, we take time to recognize and celebrate the history and lasting impact of Black individuals. We also reflect on the strength, resilience, and leadership that continues to shape a more just and compassionate future. This month we are recognizing the critical role Black mental health professionals have played in expanding access to care. This month we'll share the spotlights on influential Black mental health leaders who have shaped the field.
Feb 16


Celebrating Black History Month: Dr. Inez Beverly Prosser
During Black History Month, we take time to recognize and celebrate the history and lasting impact of Black individuals. We also reflect on the strength, resilience, and leadership that continues to shape a more just and compassionate future. This month we are recognizing the critical role Black mental health professionals have played in expanding access to care. This month we'll share the spotlights on influential Black mental health leaders who have shaped the field.
Feb 9
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