Who We Are
Meet the NAMI-RC staff and board
Aubrie Hall
Executive Director
Aubrie Hall is the Executive Director of NAMI Richland County. She graduated with her bachelor’s from OSU in 2010 and completed her Master’s in Healthcare Administration in 2021.
Before working with NAMI, Aubrie previously served as a victim's advocate and Director of Victim's Services with the Richland County Prosecuting Attorney's office. Aubrie has helped many individuals navigate their way through the Richland County court system and provided resources to assist victims in recovery. Upon leaving the Prosecuting Attorney's office, Aubrie set to work and helped develop the Youth Sexual Assault Program and Support Group at Safe Haven's Rape Crisis and Domestic Violence Shelter in Ashland, Ohio. The support group offered peer to peer coaching, art therapy, and equestrienne therapy trips. Prior to joining NAMI, Aubrie worked at OhioHealth Mansfield and Shelby Hospitals where she assisted in large scale project management, physician and leadership coaching, and patient centered process improvement.​
Marley Adams
Youth Program Coordinator
Marley is the Youth Program Coordinator at NAMI Richland County. In this role, she leads NAMI on Campus activities, Ending the Silence presentations, NAMI core programs for parents and youth, youth volunteer management, health & career fairs, and assist in creating our new adventure, NAMI Youth After School Programming, and helps to connect individuals with local resources.
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Marley is a graduate of North Central State College with an associate's degree in human and social work services. She is currently attending The Ohio State University and is working towards her bachelor's degree in social work. Marley’s passion lies in working with children and advocating for their needs, as well as supporting their families, and is working to expand the Youth Program to reach more kids and parents in Richland County.
Laura Beckett
Adult Program Coordinator
Laura is the Adult Program Coordinator at NAMI Richland County. In this role, she leads support groups, teaches classes, shares information about our services and mental health, and helps connect individuals who reach out to her with local resources.
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Laura is a graduate of The Ohio State University at Mansfield with a bachelor's degree in psychology. She first got involved with NAMI Richland County during her time in college, when she served as the NAMI on Campus President. She is passionate about improving access to and quality of mental health support, and is working to expand the Adult Mental Health Programs available in Richland County to meet the needs of everyone in our community.
Megan Davidson
Mental Health Advocate
Megan is the Mental Health Advocate at NAMI Richland County. Megan connects individuals who contact NAMI-RC with the services that they need, sends out information about NAMI-RC to households with a recent suicide attempt or loss, and works with the Youth Program Coordinator to maintain and expand what we do for the youth. She helps lead NAMI on Campus activities, Ending the Silence presentations, NAMI core programs for parents and youth, youth volunteer management, health & career fairs, and assist with creating our new adventure, NAMI Youth After School Programming, and more.
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Megan is currently attending The Ohio State University at Mansfield and is working towards her bachelor's degree in psychology with a focus on cognitive or developmental psychology. She is a wife and mother of two children. Megan’s passion lies in advocating for individuals and their families who have been affected by mental illness and believes it is imperative to support our youth in their fight for tomorrow. She believes that planting seeds of hope early with the youth and young adults in our community allows us to grow a strong community of beautiful and prosperous individuals who know and understand that they matter and that they have a community of support behind them.
