HealthyMinds.us

Established

2005

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Joy Weirick, RN, BSN

Chair

Joy has volunteered at RHAM for over three years. She helps with activities and academics, and provides free piano lessons. Before officially joining RHAM, Joy was Vice-President of Emerald Coast Alliance for Breastfeeding Support. Joy earned a Theology Degree from Indiana Fundamental Bible Institute in 1995 and a Bachelor of Science Degree from Pensacola Christian College in 1999. With over 22 years in the medical field, Joy is currently a neonatal intensive care nurse at Sacred Heart Hospital.



Dianne R. Cyrus

Vice Chair and Co-founder

Dianne may not have the conventional academic credentials as the other board members of RHAM; however, in social science, she has a dialectical ability that is defined as intelligibly honorary. She is also the first participant to successfully utilize RHAM’s innovative methodology. As one of the pillars in the essence of RHAM’s mission, she is empirically invaluable. Dianne is currently employed as a Certified Pharmacy Technician.



Joe E. Holmes, M.Ed.

Treasurer

At the heart of our nation’s public schools, are the teachers – the front liners. They know firsthand the daily routine of how we all play an important role in the future of our nation. Joe is one of too few of teachers who can be alternatively defined as “do and teach”. Joe’s 40 years (1974-present) and counting is simple testament.

Education

Grand Canyon University (2000) - M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction

Mississippi State University (1971) - B.S. in Psychology, Social Studies, Sociology

Pierre F. Robinson, Ph.D.

Secretary, Co-founder and Executive Director

 (U.S. Navy, 1984-1992)

Pierre conducted self-supported empirical research from 1994 to 2011. While enrolled at Pensacola State College (formerly Pensacola Junior College – A.A. in Communications, 1994), Pierre discovered a universal gap in social science. He further fine-tuned the discovery while attending the University of West Florida (B.A. in Communications, 2003). During collaboration with RHAM’s board members from 2005 to 2011, Pierre transformed the empirical discovery into scientific nomenclature; subsequently, the research was submitted to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. In 2011, NIH conferred the research as Pierre’s Terminal Research Degree.

Click here to read an article of Pierre's research: 

An Empirical Analysis of Perception.pdf 

Richard A. Redmon

Board Member 

Ricky has over 20 years of teaching experience. As an artist and teacher, Ricky is our translator. Without his artistic ability to recognize the movement of dialogue, RHAM’s development would have been extremely difficult. What is more representative of Ricky’s unwavering character is his propensity to give people more than they need. Ricky is currently a nurse at an institution for people with mental health issues. 

Education 

Jefferson Davis Community College (2010) - A.A.S.N. in Nursing 

University of West Florida (1982) - B.A. in Humanities, Interdisciplinary-Music, History, Philosophy 

Chipola Junior College (1974) - A.A. in Associate of Arts-Music/Medicine 

Dr. Whitney A. Maloney, DVM

Board Member

Whitney knows first-hand about the effectiveness of RHAM's innovative methodology in social science. She has a B.S. in Pre-Professional Biology from the University of West Florida, Class of 2015 and a Doctorate from Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine, Class of 2020. Whitney deeply understands that the only way to minimize animal abuse is for future generations to develop Healthier Minds. 

 ADVISORS

Nathan Epps

(Retired)

Bureau of Research Planning

Florida Department of Juvenile Justice

Linda Taylor, Ph.D.

Co-Director

Center for Mental Health in Schools at UCLA

Lynne Haverkos, MD, MPH

(Retired)

Program Director

National Institute of Child Health and Human Development

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services 

MISSION STATEMENT

The utility of music provides RHAM the opportunity to aid in the American struggle for a better tomorrow.

Our guiding principles were adopted from George Washington Carver’s eight cardinal virtues: 

• Be clean both inside and out.
• Neither look up to the rich nor down on the poor.
• Lose, if need be, without squealing.
• Win without bragging.
• Always be considerate of women, children, and older people (ALL PEOPLE).
• Be too brave to lie.
• Be too generous to cheat.
• Take your share of the world and let others take theirs.



Due to the dire conditions of the national system. RHAM's mission is divided into three layers.

Tertiary Layer:

To help the nation promote mental health awareness by utilizing elements of our empirical research and evidence.

Secondary Layer:

To provide resources for the disadvantaged community in general.

Primary Layer:

To identify and nurture disadvantaged children with the Great Spirit Propensity (GSPs).