Skyland Trail President and CEO Beth Finnerty, MBA, MHA, was awarded the Distinguished Alumna Award from Georgia State University Robinson College of Business. Finnerty received the award at an awards ceremony on May 9, 2024. “These impressive changemakers inspire us through their passion and the impact they make in business, the community and the next…
ATLANTA – On Monday, May 13, 2024, Skyland Trail hosted the 13th annual Dorothy C.Fuqua Lecture Series at the Atlanta History Center. The lecture, titled “BuildingResilience: Strategies for Navigating Stress and Cultivating Strength,” explored thenature of resilience through visual models, personal stories and an expert paneldiscussion. The event featured a conversation with Dr. Michael Ungar,…
ATLANTA – Skyland Trail, a nonprofit mental health treatment organization for adults and teens, announces plans for a significant expansion of its main campus for adult treatment services located at the intersection of North Druid Hills Road and Buford Highway in Brookhaven. Skyland Trail purchased the .64 acre former restaurant property located at 2900 Buford…
Atlanta, GA – Skyland Trail, a nationally recognized nonprofit residential mental health treatment organization for adults and adolescents, recently hosted the 17th annual Associates Spring Luncheon. Dr. C. Neill Epperson served as the keynote speaker for the event and discussed the intersection of female reproductive health over the life span and mental health. In addition…
Atlanta, GA – Skyland Trail, a nationally recognized nonprofit mental health treatment organization for adults and adolescents, welcomed new individuals to its leadership boards for 2024. “Skyland Trail is fortunate to benefit from the expertise, wisdom, and perspectives of many volunteer leaders,” says Beth Finnerty, president and CEO. “Mental health affects all of us, and…
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Journeys Magazine 2025
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