Deputy Director
Johnson County Mental Health Johnson County, Kansas
Mission, Kansas
Liz Worth, LSCSW is the Deputy Director at Johnson County Mental Health Center. The Mental Health Center is a Department of Johnson County (KS) Government and employs more than 400 staff who provide behavioral health services to nearly 17,000 residents annually.
She holds a BS in Sociology from Baker University and a Masters in Social Work from the University of KS. She is a clinically licensed Mental Health Professional and has worked in Community Mental Health in Kansas for 22 years.
She is a passionate leader with a deep commitment to empowering individuals to take control of their well-being and lead fulfilling lives. With her background in mental health treatment and advocacy, she has dedicated her career to promoting a whole health approach – addressing the interconnectedness of mental, physical, emotional and social health. Drawing from both personal experience and professional expertise, she strives to inspire others to cultivate resilience, practice self-compassion and build strong support networks.
As an advocate for accessible mental health resources, she has worked with diverse communities to break down the stigma surrounding mental health, while fostering environments that prioritize healing, growth and self – care. Liz’s leadership style focuses on collaboration, creating spaces where others feel heard, valued and empowered to take proactive steps toward mental wellness.
When not working, Liz enjoys reading, being outdoors, running and spending time with her husband and dog.
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