As the Executive Director of ARISE Alliance Institute, Kelly Bustin plays a pivotal role in advancing the organization’s mission to enhance mental wellness for individuals living with mental health conditions. With a robust background as a clinical social worker, Kelly leverages her extensive experience in...
As the Executive Director of ARISE Alliance Institute, Kelly Bustin plays a pivotal role in advancing the organization’s mission to enhance mental wellness for individuals living with mental health conditions. With a robust background as a clinical social worker, Kelly leverages her extensive experience in nonprofit leadership and community partnerships to drive impactful initiatives that address the unique needs of diverse populations. Under her guidance, ARISE Alliance has launched several key projects aimed at increasing access to innovative therapeutic systems, ensuring that effective mental health treatments are available to those who need them most.
Kelly’s expertise in trauma-informed care and life transitions is instrumental in shaping the organization’s program development strategies. She is a strong advocate for evidence-based practices, integrating approaches such as play therapy and positive behavior support into the therapeutic offerings at ARISE Alliance. Her commitment to community outreach has fostered valuable collaborations with local organizations, enhancing the support network available to clients and promoting mental health awareness across the community.
In addition to her hands-on work in case management and treatment planning, Kelly is a dynamic public speaker, frequently engaging with stakeholders to share insights on mental health trends and the importance of accessible care. Her leadership not only inspires her team but also cultivates a culture of compassion and resilience within the organization. As ARISE Alliance continues to expand its reach and impact, Kelly Bustin remains a driving force in the nonprofit sector, dedicated to transforming the landscape of mental health support.
