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Scott Bryant-Comstock

Children's Mental Health Network

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With a rich history of involvement in state and local communities as a practitioner, trainer, state government official and a national reviewer of systems reform efforts, Scott Bryant-Comstock has built a solid reputation as a facilitator of family, professional, advocacy and political involvement in mental health system reform efforts. He has trained local, state and national groups on parent professional involvement strategies and systems development. Scott has coordinated national conferences designed to address the needs of communities across the nation receiving federal funds to help develop community-based systems of care. In addition, Scott has created and manages the Alumni Network and accompanying website. The Alumni Network is a virtual community designed to promote the involvement of CMHI alumnus in strengthening the systems of care philosophy in national mental health transformation efforts.

Specialties: Strategic planning, conflict resolution, speech writing, powerpoint presentation, web concept development, community assessment.

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