Eric Foushee
CEO/ Executive Director
An accomplished healthcare executive, Eric's expertise spans both nonprofit and for-profit sectors of healthcare, solidifying his reputation as a versatile leader in the field.
Eric leverages his strategic insights to provide transformative solutions for hospitals and health systems. He holds a Doctorate in Business Administration, a Master's degree in Healthcare/Business Administration, and a Bachelor's degree in Health Services Administration, all from East Carolina University.
He previously served on the American Hospital Board of Governance, the Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, and the National Association for Behavioral Health for Ambulatory Behavioral Health.
Favorite form of self-care:
Golf and fishing.
Advice they'd give their younger self:
Everything happens for a reason and how I respond to it is up to me. Some of the toughest situations that I have faced in my life were followed by some of my greatest accomplishments. If you have a dream or a goal no matter what your circumstances are now, do not ever give up.
Favorite inspirational quote:
"Success is something you attract by the person you become." ~ J. Earl Shoaff
Kellie Moran
CLINICAL Director
A dedicated licensed clinical social worker with a deep-rooted commitment to community well-being and a Colorado native, Kellie has been a vital force in behavioral health since 1993. She has previously served as the director of mobile crisis services and has spent the past six years teaching crisis intervention team training to first responders. During a break from behavioral health, Kellie worked as a paramedic in Durham County, further honing her skills in emergency response.
In addition to her professional work, she has been a Red Cross volunteer for the last 10 years, contributing to disaster response and Services to Armed Forces.
Kellie graduated from the joint Masters of Social Work program in Greensboro in 2014 and is trained in critical incident stress management and QPR (Question, Persuade, and Refer) suicide prevention. Known for her advocacy and passion for those who feel unseen or unheard, Kellie is a fierce supporter of mental health and social justice.
Favorite form of self-care:
Creating art, photography, spending time with my family, gardening, and anything sci-fi, especially Star Trek.
Advice they'd give their younger self:
First, don't change that wild hair! It looks awesome on you! The world needs you just the way you are, so be your authentic self. Hold your boundaries, and don't let fear stop you. Laugh and cry when you need to. Never, ever forget how loved you are.
Favorite inspirational quote:
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." ~ Margaret Mead
Stacy Wareham
Director, Court Services
Stacy has a heart for the outliers of society and has 35 years of experience working with vulnerable populations, from intellectual disability disorders and autism spectrum disorders to food and housing insecurity, and most recently individuals struggling with mental health and substance use disorders in the justice system. Stacy believes in treating her clients as unique individuals with complex backgrounds, not as statistics.
As Director of Court Services, Stacy envisions building a strong community network with local stakeholders to connect justice-involved clients with resources focused on their unique needs with the goal of making mental wellness accessible and attainable.
Stacy has a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and a Master of Social Work from the Joint Master’s of Social Work program at North Carolina Agricultural & Technical University/ University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
Her favorite part of working at MHA is being part of a team focused on serving the mental health needs of our community. When she is not working Stacy enjoys spending time with her family, great conversations, and movie and game nights.
Favorite form of self-care:
Getting away to the mountains or the beach.
Advise they’d give their younger self:
Ignore everyone else and be YOU!
Favorite Quote:
I am only one, but I am still one
I cannot do everything but I can do something;
And because I cannot do everything I will not refuse to do the something I can do.
-Edward Everret Hale