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Ed Cannon, Ph.D., LPC
Apryl Alexander, PsyD
she / her / hers
Member-at-large
Apryl is the Metrolina Distinguished Scholar in Health and Public Policy at UNC Charlotte. She received her doctorate in clinical psychology from the Florida Institute of Technology with concentrations in forensic psychology and child and family therapy. Dr. Alexander’s research and clinical work focus on interpersonal violence, sexual offending, human sexuality, and trauma-informed and culturally informed practice. She is an award-winning researcher, and her work has been published in several leading journals. Dr. Alexander has been interviewed by numerous media outlets about her research and advocacy work, including The New York Times, Essence, USA Today, and NBC Nightly News. Recently, she received the 2022 Dr. Sarah Burgamy Citizen Psychologist Award from the Colorado Psychological Association and the 2023 Evelyn Hooker Award for Distinguished Contribution by an Ally from the Society for the Psychology of Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity. Dr. Alexander also enjoys bringing psychology to the public through popular media. She is a frequent presenter at Denver Pop Culture Con and has previously contributed to Black Panther Psychology: Hidden Kingdoms and Spider-Man Psychology: Untangling Webs.
Ed Cannon, Ph.D., LPC
Steven Haden, MBA, MSW, CPRP
he / him / his
CEO & Founder
Steven is the Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Colorado-based Envision:You. As a mental health and social justice advocate, Steven focuses on the disproportionate burden behavioral health concerns have on marginalized communities, especially those that identify as LGBTQ+. At Envision:You, Steven leads a team committed to addressing the mental health and well-being of individuals from the queer community. The organization is focused on promoting awareness and understanding around mental health to reduce stigma and increase access to care, while ensuring providers receive comprehensive training to meet the unique needs of LGBTQ+ folks. Steven received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Colorado at Boulder, his Master of Business Administration from New York University, and his Master of Social Work degree from Simmons University.
Ed Cannon, Ph.D., LPC
Chase Huddleston
he / him / his
Board Chair
With over 10 years of experience in real estate, Chase has a proven track record for making the home buying and selling experience seamless for his clients. After launching a very successful real estate career in Texas, he decided to expand to a second home in Colorado in 2016. As a Certified Relocation Specialist, he is especially inspired to assist clients who are relocating to his newfound home state, as well as those whose real estate needs evolve over time. Chase is always enthusiastic to share his knowledge with clients. As a member of Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods and the robust networking group, ProVisors, he recognizes the importance of working with an agent who is always building relationships in the community. Active through volunteering and fundraising, Chase continues to direct awareness to local nonprofits and advocacy groups, including the Mile High United Way, Envision:You, One Colorado, among others. He is a dedicated member of the Colorado History Center, the Denver Museum of Contemporary Art and the Denver Botanic Gardens.
Ed Cannon, Ph.D., LPC
Trent Norman, MS
he / him / his
Member-at-large
Trent's varied background is impressive and compelling. Trent created, directed, and established a theatre for social change program at the University of Colorado that created a way for participants to engage Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) in innovative and creative ways. Trent received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in English Literature and Theatre Performance, and a Master of Science is in Social Psychology, focusing his energies on group dynamics and facilitation. Trent continued his love of theatre as the co-founder and director of the University of Colorado’s Interactive Theatre Project and Affinity Arts Consulting (AAC). Through AAC, Trent has created and facilitated performances about social issues for a variety of audiences. He has served as the Assistant Director for Organizational Diversity at the University of Colorado Boulder. Trent is also a professional photographer, writer, ski instructor and avid cyclist. Trent shares his life with his wife/partner Nina and their two children.
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