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Kristin M. Woodlock, BSN, MPA, CDTLF, ACC

Chief Executive Officer
Woodlock & Associates
Monroe, New York

Kristin Woodlock CEO of Woodlock & Associates, delivers results for government, healthcare payors, hospital systems, nonprofits and community-based organizations across the country. Ms. Woodlock served simultaneously as the Executive Deputy and Commissioner of the New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH). In this role she led the largest public mental health system in the United States. After thirty years of government service, Ms. Woodlock became a Crisis CEO for FEGS Health and Human Services, one of the County's largest non-profits to enter Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Under her leadership, FEGS transitioned over 125,000 clients to other providers in six months without a single untoward incident. As a subject-matter expert in behavioral health, she recently served as a faculty member of major initiatives with the National Council for Behavioral Health and an Investigator on the Columbia University HEALing Communities Study funded by the National Institute of Drug Abuse. Kristin is a Certified Dare to Lead™ Facilitator using the research-based work of Dr. Brene Brown.

Ms. Woodlock is sought out by healthcare systems and providers for her unique ability to solve complex health and behavioral health issues. Her recent clients have included National Council for Mental Wellbeing, Georgia Association of Community Services Boards, Indiana Division of Mental Health and Addiction, New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, New York City Administration for Children’s Services, Indiana Council of Community Mental Health Centers, Indiana Primary Health Care Association, New York Care Coordination Project, Graham Windham, MercyFirst, Hudson Valley Care Coalition, Montefiore Health System, Excellus, CCSI, Centerstone of Indiana, Southwestern Behavioral Health Indiana, Lifespring Indiana, Southern Vermont Medical Center, California Community Behavioral Health Association, Children’s Home of Jefferson County, the Human Services Council of NYC, Open Door Network, Pinnacle Community Services, Jeffersonville Housing Authority, Coalition for Behavioral Health in NYC, Coalition for Hispanic Families, Wisconsin Fostering Futures, Interborough Developmental & Consultation Center, Optum, Mental Health Association of New Jersey and the Home Centered Care Institute-Chicago.

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