Pioneer in School-Based Behavioral Health Adds Two Seasoned Public Education Leaders to Growing Team
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TAMPA, Fla., July 27, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Invo Healthcare, the country's largest and most respected provider of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), behavioral health, and related therapy services, today announced the appointment of two experienced education leaders to its senior team as a growing number of districts have turned to Invo for support in addressing pressing challenges on student behavioral and mental health.
Key Points:
- "Will and Jackson bring both experience and a commitment to helping school and district leaders address their most urgent issues.
- They bring over two decades of public education experience to us in a moment where we are faced with rising demand for support from schools, students, and families."
- A seasoned education executive, Self is an executive board member and Charter Director for the Florida League of Middle Schools.
- Invo Healthcare is the national leading provider of community and school-based behavioral health services for children nationwide.