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Testimonials
“It has made a huge difference in my life.” “People are more supportive of one another.”
“Willingness to take feedback has increased as we are working together on common values.”
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Testimonials
“It has made a huge difference in my life.” “People are more supportive of one another.”
“Willingness to take feedback has increased as we are working together on common values.”
- Comments of Staff Who |
Kathy Forrester is the project manager of the Teacher and Staff Wellbeing Project and Oregon Healthy Teens project at Oregon Research Institute. She has a background in data analysis, population studies, and methods of research, and a Master’s Degree in Sociology from University of Washington. Over the past 10 years at ORI, Kathy has developed a keen interest in working with school-based prevention programs, and more recently, with Acceptance and Commitment Training. Outside of work, Kathy is a dedicated volunteer leader for Girl Scouts, runs a dance studio, and spends as much time as possible, hiking and camping with her husband T.J., her two teenage children Haley and Adam, and her Cairn Terrier, Darby.