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What Watauga
Consulting Clients Have to Say …
Jeanne has the ability to work with her
clients in a very focused manner. While she
accepts their unique characteristics and
respects those, she is able to keep folks on
task and directed toward the issues on hand.
Jeanne seems to have a good day, every day,
and she works well with a wide range of
people. She is an excellent facilitator who
is well prepared.
John M. Hardy, Area Director, Mental Health
Services of Catawba County
We were so very fortunate to have had the
opportunity to work with Jeanne Supin! She
was just what our agency needed in a
consultant, a back ground in the mental
health field, a wonderful plan to help
direct our process and an outstanding sense
of humor. Her assistance in helping OASIS,
Inc. outline our next seven years of growth
and change has been invaluable and has made
a significant difference in where we apply
our energies and resources.
Jennifer Herman, Executive Director, OASIS
Domestic Violence Services
Jeanne Supin has assisted our organization
with several projects including facilitation
of a consolidation with another entity,
development of clinical service plans and
identification of community needs and
service gaps. She is a great facilitator who
has a wealth of knowledge in the MH/DD/SA
field. She also has a great personality
which contributes to her success in
assisting people and organizations to come
together to meet common goals.
Foster Norman, CEO, Five County Mental
Health Authority
We were very fortunate to find Jeanne Supin
to facilitate our successful nine-county
merger process. She was an honest broker who
brought a goal oriented, respectful and
stabilizing approach to our negotiations. An
additional benefit was Jeanne's good humor
and partnership in the process.
Roy Wilson, CEO, East Carolina Behavioral
Health
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Watauga Consulting
Sample Client List
- East Carolina Behavioral Healthcare
- Burke County Public Schools
- National Council for Community Behavioral
Healthcare
- North Carolina Division of Mental Health /
Developmental Disabilities / Substance Abuse
Services
- Connecticut Department of Mental Health &
Addiction Services
- Louisiana Department of Mental Health
Rehabilitation Services
- California Council of Community Mental
Health Agencies
- Catawba County Mental Health
- New River Behavioral Healthcare
- Five County Mental Health Authority
- Foothills Area Program
- Wyandotte Center
- Northern Arizona Regional Behavioral
Health Authority
- North Carolina Council of Community
Programs
- OASIS, inc Domestic Violence Services
- XDS, Inc.
- Sandhills Center
- Habitat for Humanity of Charlotte
- Santa Barbara County Planning &
Development, California
- Crisis Assistance Ministries
- Mecklenburg County Department of Social
Services
- Heritage Behavioral Health Center
- Wyoming Department of Mental Health
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What Readers Have
to Say …
Jeanne Supin has been writing for All About
Women magazine since the very beginning. Her
regular column, a reader favorite, adds a
female perspective that is insightful and
thought provoking. Both male and female
readers enjoy her column.
As a feature writer she often finds article
ideas that significantly contribute to our
monthly theme. She has a gift for finding an
individual’s true essence with her words. As
her editor I have never been disappointed,
and Jeanne strives to please on many
different levels.
Jill Jordan-Wilson, General Manager/Editor,
All About Women, Boone, NC
Jeanne Supin’s writing blows me away. She
has an uncanny ability to cradle thunderous,
transformative ideas within simple,
accessible descriptions of our every day
lives. She explore a universal image and
then anchors it with familiar image – Big
Love nestled among stacks of her new
husband’s winter clothes and his son’s baby
pictures, for example. It gives me an
inspiring way to view my own life.
Joanne, Boone, North Carolina
The first thing I turn to when a new "All
About Women" comes out is Jeanne Supin’s
column. She is always so insightful, honest
and funny writing about topics that are
close to all of our hearts. She makes me
think, makes me laugh, and even occasionally
bring tears to my eyes. She confronts and
discusses issues common to most women,
indeed most people, trying to have a
meaningful life in today's world or work,
family and friendships. She has a lot of
wisdom, grace and style.
Phoebe, Boone, North Carolina
Tonight at dinner [my daughter] nearly
collapsed in fear about college applications
and acceptances: high drama, tears, fear of
failure, need to succeed, etc. An hour later
I read your column "Leap of Faith," which so
moved me that I had no difficulty
interrupting her homework and studying to
read it aloud to her too. When I had
finished, she looked at me and gave me a
thumbs-up! Your words could not have been
more perfect nor could I have had a better
moment to share it with her - thank you for
writing!
Janet, Chapel Hill, NC
I love Jeanne Supin’s articles. Her writing
is excellent and thought provoking. It leads
my thoughts in directions that I'm not
focused on at the moment but just the same
affect our lives. It’s not just excellent,
but it also hits a nerve. It’s well
researched information but written from a
personal and reflective perspective. But not
preachy. She questions herself as well as
raising the questions.
Jo Anne, Houston, Texas
I love how conversational your writing is
and how you are very open in sharing
personal experiences. To me, that is one of
the hallmarks of good communication with
readers—when they can relate to what you’re
saying and the writing doesn’t get in the
way of the message … I appreciate your
friendly yet clear writing style.
Kelly, Senior Editor, Better Homes &
Gardens, Des Moines, Iowa
Jeanne's essays are like a really great
discussion with your best friend, but one
that doesn't get interrupted by the phone,
doorbell or an errant thought. You both
happen to know all these cogent facts on the
topic and are able to interject them at just
the right moment. You can bring the
conversation to a stirring conclusion that
usually resolves both the material and the
ethereal, so that both left and right brains
are content. "How do I get it done?" and
"Why does it Matter?" are answered. At the
end of each essay, I know I will find a
satisfied sigh.
Elise, Santa Barbara, California
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Publication List
- All About Women magazine
- Behavioral Healthcare Tomorrow
- National Council for Community Behavioral
Healthcare Journal
- Resonance Re-patterning Journal
- Santa Barbara Weekly
- Santa Barbara News & Review
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