David Kahler – Emeriti Director
Retired Small Business Owner; Graduate of Universities of Minnesota and Mexico.
Phone: (925) 942-0767
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Board of Directors
Mark Cohen – BOD Emeriti
Retired physician Kaiser-Permanente; Graduate Wayne State University; University of Michigan and St. Mary’s College.
Phone: (925) 942-0767
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Kay Derrico – BOD Emerita
Middle School Educator, Retired. NAMI CC Past 1st Vice President, Past 2nd Vice President, Past Board Member.
Phone: (925) 942-0767
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LaTanyua Brown-Thompson – Director
Author and Speaker; Disability Consultant; Community Advisory Board (CAB): Chair for CAB Program and Service Subcommittee; Castro Advisory/Stake Holder Board; Facilitator Certificate with World Impact & The Trauma Healing Institute; Mental Health First Aid; Mental Health Advocate and Coach with Green Heart University; Life Coach for Men & Women of Purpose.
Phone: (925) 942-0767
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Cri Campbell Schine – Secretary
Dr. Campbell Schine received a B.A. in Psychology with an emphasis in Ethnic Studies from U.C. Davis, and an M.A. and Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the Wright Institute in Berkeley. She owns Schine Enterprises and is the co-founder of MDUSD Parents for Multicultural Education.
Dr. Campbell Schine serves on the Executive and Fundraising committees for NAMICC. She serves on the Executive Team as the VP of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging for her local PTSA, and in advisory and leadership roles for Greater Mt. Diablo Moms Demand Action, the Miles Hall Foundation, and The Natalie Project (#themtoo).
Email: cri@namicontracosta.org
Phone: (925) 942-0767
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Emily O’Connor – Director
BA, Communications from U.C. Davis, former National Charity League Board member and Communications VP, AUHSD Diversity and Inclusion Parent Task Force Communications Chair, former Saint Mary’s College graduate admissions and U.C. Berkeley Haas School of Business career advisor. NAMI CC Community Partners Committee.
Phone: (925) 942-0767
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Barbara Scott – 1st Vice President
Mt. Diablo School District Administration; Master’s in Educational Administration; BA in Social Welfare and teaching Credentials for Deaf Education and Elementary Education. Current Administrator: MDUSD Home and Hospital Program Specialist for IEPs, 504 Plans, & Conflict Resolution. Fluent in Sign Language.
Phone: (925) 942-0767
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Dale Brodsky – Director
Of Counsel, formerly partner, Beeson, Tayer & Bodine, Oakland, CA (2002-present), providing legal services to educators and other private and public sector employees; Councilmember, Fair Employment & Housing Council (2012-2023).
Phone: (925) 942-0767
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Al Farmer – Director
Retired Chevron:Â Graduate Stanford, BS Petroleum Engineering; Northwestern University, MBA. Past President NAMI-CC, NAMI-CCÂ Warm Line.
Phone: (925) 942-0767
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Charles Madison –Â Treasurer
Retired former President/CEO Chairman of the Board Unimar; Graduate USF BSBA
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Don Edward Green – Director
Former President of the Board of Directors for NAMI CC.  Former Probate & Mental Health Judge (pro tem.) for 11 years in Contra Costa County.  Former chair and member of probate & mental health committees for California Judicial Council, California Judges Association & California State Bar.
Phone: (925) 942-0767
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Susan Norwick Horrocks – President
Retired Public School Administrator; Mt. Diablo Unified School District and Oakland Unified School District. MS CAL State East Bay. BA Pitzer College, Claremont, CA. Former Coordinator of Basics Classes, Membership Chair, Family to Family Leader, Basics Leader. Family Connection Support Group Co-Leader, VP of Board of Directors.
Tel: (925) 942-0767
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