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Stephanie Breedlove

Stephanie Breedlove, MBA is a mental health advocate, keynote speaker, community leader, and Clinical Outreach Representative with Discovery Behavioral Health, specializing in adolescent mental health, suicide prevention, and eating disorder treatment. She is passionate about building authentic partnerships that connect hospitals, schools, providers, community organizations, and families to quality behavioral health resources and care.
 
Stephanie serves as a Board Member of the Kennedy Kids Foundation and Chair of the Mental Health Initiatives Committee, leading initiatives focused on youth mental wellness, suicide prevention, family education, and community collaboration. Her work centers on reducing barriers to care while creating meaningful opportunities for education, connection, and access to mental health services.
Known for creating impactful community experiences, Stephanie hosts intentional networking events, educational forums, panel discussions, and collaborative initiatives that bring professionals and families together to strengthen relationships and improve behavioral health outcomes.
 
She is also the founder and co-host of Pop In with Lenin & Steph, a community connection initiative that highlights behavioral health events, resources, and authentic conversations with professionals, advocates, and families. The platform is expanding into a podcast that will continue these discussions, connect communities with valuable resources, and keep important conversations around mental health going.
 
As a keynote speaker, Stephanie shares messages on mental health, resilience, leadership, community collaboration, and overcoming adversity. She combines professional expertise with personal experiences to educate, inspire, and empower audiences while encouraging meaningful action.
 
Stephanie’s passion for this work is deeply personal. Her life experiences and exposure to trauma have shaped her understanding of mental health not just as a profession, but as a lifelong journey. Entering the behavioral health field became a turning point one that brought both professional purpose and personal healing. Through her work, she continues to grow in self-awareness while helping others feel seen, supported, and empowered. She aims to normalizing conversations around mental health, empowering families and professionals, and creating communities where connection, hope, and access to care are possible for all.