Chelsea Cobb
Assistant Director, CMHEP
Chelsea Cobb, LMHC, Co-Directs the College Mental Health Educational Program (CMHEP) here at the Center. CMHEP is a robust offering of classes, activities, workshops, trainings, and more for young adults, families and individuals seeking academic & vocational resilience, holistic support, and community connections.
Upon joining the center in 2017, she supervised and supported the development of the Peer Mentor Intern (PMI) program. PMIs are graduates of the NITEO, who return to build their career readiness support and skills. Chelsea co-developed the Healthy Relationship curriculum, which addresses practice gaps in curriculum-based preventative interpersonal skills instruction and restorative justice learning for Title IV respondents. She currently oversees the Flourishing Families program, which is a robust, six- week, comprehensive, educational program for the parents, guardians, and caregivers of young adults who live with mental health and substance use conditions. Additionally, she provides training nationally and internationally to organizations and providers who wish to deliver recovery-oriented services and conduct relevant program evaluations. Chelsea’s expertise and interests include community building, program development, collegiate resilience and wellness and recovery.