CCMHA Board Members
Treasurer
Vacant
Co-Chair
Vacant
Chevie Coronado
Co-Chair
Jefferson Center for Mental Health
Chevie is a dedicated administrative healthcare leader & advocate for equity in the community. She received her BS in Therapeutic Recreation with an emphasis on psychology & sociology from MSU in 2008. As the Clinical administrator for the Family Flex Care Team & BIPOC Steering committee chair, her main goals are to drive inclusive healthcare initiatives. Chevie also co-chairs the One Community Summit and serves on the leadership teams for the Point People Program (mentorship program at JCMH) and the ViPAC (Values in Practice Advisory Council). During the Pandemic, she was able to secure grant funding to help vaccinate over 10,000 vulnerable community members and remains committed to advancing accessibility, advocacy & system-level change in community mental health.
Alicia Calderon
Board Member
Wellpower
Alicia is an administrative professional that has been working in the Accounts Receivable Department at Wellpower for 18 years. She is passionate about working with numbers and problem solving. Her career evolved over the years as she gained more knowledge about insurance claims, billing, eligibility and benefits. She continues learn about new policies and procedures while assisting the people we serve with paying their bills. She also spends a lot of time researching and appealing incorrectly denied claims to gain the maximum payment amounts from insurance companies.
Outside of work, Alicia enjoys spending time with her family, pets and many house plants. She loves going to concerts and local sporting events, especially Denver Nuggets and Broncos games.
Tabbey Cardinal
Board Member
Jefferson Center for Mental Health
Tabbitha Cardinal is a dedicated advocate for the LGBTQ and Transgender communities and a passionate supporter of cultural diversity. With over 13 years at Jefferson Center, she currently serves as an Office Administrator on the Front Office Team. Tabbitha has played a key role in developing the center’s employee Transgender Awareness Training and provides guidance to staff on supporting the Transgender community. As a founding member of Jefferson Center’s LGBTQ+ Steering Committee, she is politically active and a strong voice for equal rights. Beyond her advocacy work, Tabbitha is a chef with 30 years of experience and a true foodie, eager to share her most popular and delicious recipes.
Antoinette Dow
Interim Board Member
Aurora Mental Health and Recovery
Antoinette Dow is a dedicated professional working in the Behavioral Health field for 30+ years. She brings expertise in mental health, occupational therapy and psychotherapy and has a passion for training Mental Health First Aid.
Antoinette earned her MPH in mental health and health inequities from Denver University. With a commitment to excellence and continuous growth, she has contributed significantly to Aurora Mental Health and Recovery for 30 years, driving impactful results in her roles and as the Director of Client Experience.