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Indiana Council of Community Mental Health Centers Welcomes Dominisse as New Board Member

Indiana Council News – CEO recognized as National Advocate of the Year and is Appointed to Governor’s Behavioral Health Commission & Welcome 3 new board members.  Indianapolis, IN – Indiana Council of Community Mental Health …

October 19, 2023
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Indiana Council News – CEO recognized as National Advocate of the Year and is Appointed to Governor’s Behavioral Health Commission & Welcome 3 new board members. 

Indianapolis, IN – Indiana Council of Community Mental Health Centers would like to recognize the accomplishments of President & CEO, Zoe Frantz.  Ms. Frantz was recently awarded “National Advocate of the Year” by the National Council for Mental Wellbeing.   

Zoe Frantz

“Without effective advocacy, we can’t accomplish our goals to increase access to mental health and substance use care to anyone who needs it and to support and grow the behavioral health workforce. Zoe exemplifies the type of tireless work needed to keep these issues top of mind including Certified Behavioral Health Clinics for policymakers. Through her work this past year with State Legislators, Indiana’s Senators Todd Young and Mike Braun, and the Biden-Harris administration, Zoe’s efforts have made an immense difference. We are honored to give Zoe our Individual Achievement in Advocacy Award this year.” – Reyna Taylor – Senior Vice President, Public Policy & Advocacy – National Council for Mental Wellbeing  

Indiana Council would also like to recognize Governor Eric Holcomb’s recent appointments to the Indiana Behavioral Health Commission, who will serve until June 30, 2025, and whose commitment to behavioral health care aligns with Indiana Council’s mission.  

The newly appointed members of the Behavioral Health Commission include: 

1. Zoe Frantz (West Lafayette) – President and CEO of the Indiana Council of Community Mental Health Centers, Inc.  

2. Stephen McCaffrey (Knightstown) – President and CEO for Mental Health America of Indiana 

3. Tom Murtaugh (Lafayette) – Tippecanoe County Commissioner  

4. Jason Tomcsi (Indianapolis) – Associate State Director for Communications with AARP  

5. Rachel Yoder (Indianapolis) – Director of the Triple Board Residency Program and Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship at the Indiana University School of Medicine 

Indiana Council is thrilled to announce the appointment of 3 new members to its board of directors. These accomplished individuals bring a wealth of experience and expertise to our organization, and we are confident they will play a pivotal role in guiding Indiana Council to new heights. 

The new board members of the Indiana Council for Community Mental Health Centers are: 

Melvin Burks
Matt Burden
Lisa Dominisse

1. Melvin Burks – Hamilton Center, President & CEO 

2. Matt Burden – Porter Starke, President & CEO 

3. Lisa Dominisse – Radiant Health, President & CEO

“We are honored to welcome these outstanding individuals to our board of directors. Their diverse backgrounds and deep industry knowledge will be invaluable as we continue to grow and innovate. We believe their contributions will be instrumental in driving our organization forward.”

Zoe Frantz, Indiana Council of Community Mental Health Centers

Indiana Council extends its warmest welcome to Melvin Burks, Matt Burden, and Lisa Dominisse and looks forward to a prosperous future working together. 

For more information about the Indiana Council for Community Mental Health Centers, visit www.indianacouncil.org.

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