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What we believe
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What we believe
We believe that by providing support, education and empowerment, recovery is possible for everyone we serve.
We also believe that:
Members, parents and families have the right to have their voices heard in all decisions about physical and behavioral health care
The system of care, designed in part by members, can improve lives, help recovery and empower members to create a life they choose
Member transformation is possible when members and their families partner with the behavioral and physical health care community
Our extended community can improve the natural supports of members and their families
Services are person-centered, strength-based and recovery-oriented
Children and parents who get support are less likely to need higher levels of care later
Our team
You can connect with our team for support or questions by email.
- Tyson Gillespie, LAC: OIFA Administrator
- Wendy Herring: CRS and Children’s Behavioral Health Liaison
- Ashley Mason: Veteran’s and Adult Behavioral Health Liaison
- Camilla Parker: Recovery and Community Engagement Coordinator
Join a committee
Join a committee and take part in conversations about how we serve the community and provide care. You can take an active role in helping us improve services for members by sharing your voice and experience. Learn about all our committees.
Meet other families
Go to a community meeting, an event or a support group in your area. Get to know others who have similar challenges and who can offer hope, support and encouragement.