This week we welcome a timely return visit from Nicole Moore from the National Center for Civil and Human Rights. As director of education for the Atlanta-based Center, Nicole shares her unique perspective on several topics, including its history, how operations have changed during COVID-19, the Center’s Campaign for Equal Dignity, and how it’s more than a museum. She’ll also inform listeners on ways we can help the National Center for Civil and Human Rights foster change regarding social injustice.

Nicole Moore, Director of Education, The National Center for Civil and Human Rights

Bryan Velez, 17, and his parents, Wendy and Luis, discuss mental health triggers and self-harm, the path through residential treatment and embracing Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and ultimately adjusting to life with renewed hope as a family. Kimberly Young, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner and Hillside Assistant Medical Director, narrates this episode. You’ll also hear from one of our former day program clinicians, Dr. Kimberly Vay.

Episode 1 – The Velez Family

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Each week, host Richard J. Lenz—founder, president, and CEO of Lenz Marketing—speaks with Atlanta’s business leaders to explore their inspiring stories, lessons learned, and tips for growth and success. From big business execs to indie entrepreneurs, these guests not only share their practical secrets, but also unveil the personalities behind the careers. 

Lenz on Business is Presented by Georgia College's J. Whitney Bunting College of Business.  Listen live on Saturday nights at 6 on News 95.5, AM 750 WSB, and WSBRadio.com. 

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Nicole Moore, Director of Education, The National Center for Civil and Human Rights

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