THE TMHS TEAM
Through imaginative fundraising campaigns and the support of our community, grants, endowments, and our generous donors, we are dedicated to making therapy accessible for all. Our mission is to ensure that no one has to face their struggles alone. Join us today!
We founded The Mental Health Society to create systemic change in our community. After witnessing countless adolescents struggle to access psychotherapy, we felt compelled to establish TMHS to address this critical need.
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JENNA ROSEN
Jenna is a licensed school counselor and educator with nearly two decades of experience supporting high school students. She co-founded The Mental Health Society with Emily and Morgan to expand access to mental health care and create meaningful leadership opportunities for students.
Through Racing for Wellness, the student leadership program of The Mental Health Society, Jenna has seen the extraordinary growth that happens when students are given structure, support, and real responsibility.
She has also witnessed firsthand what happens when students struggle with depression, anxiety, eating disorders, or self-harm and can’t access therapy due to financial or insurance barriers. TMHS was created to bridge that gap and ensure every student can receive the care and support they deserve.
Jenna also serves on the board of Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse (AVDA) and was honored with the Hannah G. Solomon Award from the National Council of Jewish Women in October 2025 for her leadership and advocacy.
FOUNDER, BOARD MEMBER
Morgan Matherne is a finance major at the University of Georgia, where she is actively involved in Kappa Kappa Gamma, the Atlas Business Society, Women in Business, the Finance Society, Women in Finance, and the Sales and Trading Society — all honors business organizations focused on leadership, networking, and professional development.
As a co-founder and board member of TMHS, Morgan brings her analytical mindset and creativity to every initiative, helping guide the organization’s growth and long-term strategy. She leads development and fundraising and works to connect students, donors, and community partners in ways that create measurable impact.
Morgan’s leadership continues to drive TMHS forward, uniting purpose and professionalism to expand mental health access for students across Houston.
MORGAN MATHERNE
FOUNDER, BOARD MEMBER
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Emily Morris is a sophomore at Texas A&M University, where she is studying accounting and is a proud member of Pi Beta Phi. She applies her skills to strengthen the operational and organizational structure of TMHS, leading TMHS’s interns, helping student teams execute their plans, and overseeing the organization’s legal and compliance processes.
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Emily not only plans but also leads the execution of TMHS’s major events, including Friends of TMHS gatherings, networking events, and the upcoming First Annual TMHS Holiday Market, where she also manages the event’s auction. She has even planned TMHS crawfish boils that bring the community together in support of mental health.
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Emily coordinates partnerships with community leaders and oversees TMHS’s media and press coverage. Her leadership ensures that the organization continues to grow with excellence, connection, and heart.