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Scott Bryant-Comstock

President & CEO, Children's Mental Health Network

Scott has worked in the mental health field for over 35 years in a variety of roles, including therapist, trainer, mental health board chair, state level mental health official and national consultant, trainer and facilitator. Over the course of his career, Scott has incorporated learnings from policy-makers, families, providers and community leaders throughout the United States into a focused approach to improving services and supports for youth with emotional challenges and their families. Scott is the founder, President & CEO of the Childrens Mental Health Network.

September 18, 2017

The Youth ERA Has Arrived, and Advocacy Will Never Be the Same
May 11, 2017

Trump Pick For SAMHSA Assistant Secretary Aligns With Murphy Mental Health Bill. Is There Hope For Childrens Mental Health?
March 24, 2017

Tim Murphy's 15 Billion Dollar AHCA Mental Health Deal Is Nothing More Than a Shiny Penny
February 5, 2017

While You Are Busy Watching President Trump's Endless Stream of Shenanigans, The House is Quietly Working to Dismantle Medicaid

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January 28, 2017

Mental Health Advocates Must Take a Stand Regarding the Devos Nomination for Education Secretary
January 27, 2017

Senator Rand Paul ACA Replacement Plan Has Flaws That Should Concern All Mental Health Advocates
October 15, 2016

The Trump Campaign Could Benefit From a Few of the Clinton Proposals on Mental Health
August 29, 2016

Martin Rafferty Defines 'Next Generation Advocacy'
July 6, 2016

Will the House of Representatives Show Courage and Demand Language to Address Gun Violence in the Murphy Mental Health Bill?
July 6, 2016

HR 2646 Meddles in Executive Branch Management and Offers an Empty Promise to Families and Providers
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