1. Teresa King Page 1
Teresa King
13516 Parkford Manor Dr. Apt. C
Silver Spring, MD 20904
Terri.king819@gmail.com
216-926-2320
Professional Experience
Trainer and Technical Assistant Family Resource Specialist National Federation of Families for
Children’s Mental Health & Georgetown University Child Human Development Center
(2011–Present)
TA Family Resource Specialist for the Georgetown University National Technical Assistance Center for
Children’s Mental Health assisting jurisdictions on ways to effectively recruit, develop and sustain a
broad array of family involvement activities to improve outcomes for families who have children with
serious behavioral challenges. As a content specialist, provides comprehensive information, teaching,
and TA to grantee sites in the area of family-driven practices. Provides guidance to GUCCHD staff
receives and responds to requests for TA from states, territories, tribes, and local communities that
receive funding from SAMSHA either through the SOC Expansion and or Planning Grants.
Family Lead of Cuyahoga Tapestry System of Care (2005–2011)
Under direction of the Project Director was responsible for the day-to-day coordination and management
of activities for eighteen peer support providers working in neighborhoods throughout Cuyahoga
County. Managed a 500 thousand dollar annual budget for family activities and managed the preparation
of deliverables for fourteen community-based contracts. Provided training for new hires in Hi-Fidelity
Wraparound and Peer-to-Peer Support. Assist peer support workers planning, coordinating and
executing family events throughout Cuyahoga County. Coordinated community reporting requirements
related to SOC grantee requirements.
SelectedProfessional Presentations
 What’s Advocacy, What’s Lobbying and What’s Plain Old Educating Our Policy Makers?
Webinar for the National Technical Assistance Center for Children’s Mental Health
Georgetown University Washington DC April 2012 E. Lulow & T. King
 Implementing Peer Supports for Families: Core Competencies Training and Support,
National Technical Assistance Center for Children’s Mental Health Georgetown University
Training Institutes Orlando FL July 2012 B. Harris, F. Purdy & T. King
 Critical Elements of SOC Planning: SAMSHA SOC Expansion Planning Grantee Meeting
Washington DC Nov. 2012
 Recipe for Success Adult Allies for Young Adults Transitioning to Adulthood, National
Federation of Families for Children’s Mental Health 23rd Annual Conference, Washington
DC Nov. 2012 J. Coppolla, T. King, E. Lulow and G. White
 The Affordable Care Act, National Federation of Families for Children’s Mental Health 23rd
Annual Conference, Washington DC Nov. 2012 J. Wotring, G. Macbeth and T. King

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 Coalition for Juvenile Justice Conference, System of Care National Technical Assistance
Center for Children’s Mental Health Georgetown University Washington DC July 2011
SelectedPublications
 Building Bridges Initiative: Advancing Partnerships Improving Lives Engage Us: A Guide
Written by Families for Residential Providers April 2012
 What a Difference Family-Driven Makes: Stories of Success and Lessons Learned
American Journal of Community Psychology ISSN 0091-0562
AM. J Community Psychol DOI 10-10071/ s10464-011-9449-7
A.E. Slaton, C. Cecil, L.E. Lambert, T. King and M. M. Pearson June 2011
 Child and Youth Service Review 31 (2009) 879-884
Voices of Parent Advocates within System of Care Model of Service Delivery
Michelle Munson Mandel School of Applied Science Case Western Reserve Cleveland, OH
Dr. David Hussey & Dr. Chris Stormann College of Public Health
Institute for the Study and Prevention of Violence; Teresa King, Family Lead Cuyahoga
Tapestry System of Care
 Family Peer-to-Peer Support Programs in Children’s Mental Health:
A Critical Issue Guide; Parent Partner Assessment Workgroup;
National Federation of Families Children’s Mental Health
Sheehan, A., Mantueuffel, B., Stormann, C. & King, T. (2008)
Education and Professional Certifications
 Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, Bachelor of Business Administration, 1992
 Georgetown University Leadership Academy Trainer Georgetown University Child and
Human development Center November 2014
 Youth Justice Leadership Fellow, National Juvenile Justice Network June 2012
 Youth Mental Health First Aid Train-the-Trainer Georgetown University Washington DC
October 2012
 Effective Family Engagement Train the Trainer, Speaker Bureau Arthur Wood Foundation
Columbus Ohio, October 2010
 Families as Strategic Leaders for Transformational Change, Federal Center for Mental
Health Services and Georgetown University Center for Child and Human Development
Atlanta Georgia, November 2008
 Family Leadership Academy; Oklahoma Federation of Families for Youth and Children’s
Mental Health Train-the Trainer Curriculum, Cleveland, Ohio December 2007
 On the Road to Family Driven Care; Federation of Families for Children’s Mental Health
Train-the-Trainer Curriculum, July, 2007
 National Alliance Mental Illness Ohio Hand-to Hand Certified Instructor Training
Columbus, Ohio March, 2006