
DAVIS MENTAL HEALTH GROUP works with families and individuals who are affected by Mental Health Challenges. We provide up to date information provided by other Mental Health professionals to ensure that people are aware of the options they have. We are an advocate for Mental Illness and assist others with the knowledge, support, and guidance they need.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
We are pleased to announce new board position changes.
McKenzie Jackson is now the President. Mckenzie serves on the Board as President. She is the daughter of the Groups’ memorialized inspiration - Pat and Carlotta Davis. Knowing first-hand what it's like to care for someone who is mentally ill and experience heartache and devastation due to mental illness, she has made a conscious decision to carry her parents legacy forward.
Rosemary Havens is now the Vice-President. Co-facilitating group therapy is a passion of hers; which in part, has been supported by her relationship with members of the Freeport community. Her passion for helping those with mental illness is clear. Rosemary is a certified teacher for Mind Your Mind classes offered by Davis Mental Health Group.
Sam Havens is now serving as Treasurer. His passion for helping people and their families who experience mental illness is one of the reasons why he enjoys co-facilitating group therapy at our office in Freeport, IL. He has extensive training in Facilitation, Team Building and Team Conflict from The Leadership Institute at Highland Community College. He is certified in teaching Mind Your Mind classes provided by Davis Mental Health Group.
Katrina Davis-Darnell passionately embraces civilizing mental health education and support for all persons and families impacted by mental health challenges. Katrina is Mental Health First Aid Certified for both Youth and Adults and holds a Masters Degree in Adult Education/Training and Development. "Most of my skills naturally come from being a people person - I thrive on providing education and support to empower people impacted by mental illness, their families, and communities to flourish in their mental health journeys."