This engaging session is designed to inspire and empower women leaders by providing them with transformative strategies to overcome imposter syndrome, assert their strengths with confidence, and cultivate a supportive network. Attendees will leave equipped with actionable insights to elevate their leadership journey in behavioral health and beyond, fostering an environment of empowerment and collective success.
Jena Fisher, Senior Executive Director of Clinical Services and Innovation, Merakey Jena Fisher PhD
Suzanne Bailey, Chief Operating Officer, Cherokee Health Systems Suzanne Bailey PsyD
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