Rebecca Peacock

I am a behavioral health and crisis response leader with over a decade of experience in crisis intervention, mobile crisis services, and program management, currently serving as Director at the Sante Group Companies, a role I have held since January 2025, where I lead compassionate behavioral health and crisis response services across Maryland and North Carolina. Prior to this role, I served as Mobile Crisis Team Clinical Coordinator for nearly two years, where I coordinated clinical response for mobile crisis teams, and as Community Policing Crisis Response Team Clinician for eight months, where I provided crisis response in partnership with law enforcement.

Before joining Sante Group, I served as Program Manager at the United Way of Connecticut for over a year, where I managed statewide crisis hotline services overseeing 211 and 988 operations across Connecticut. I also served as Emergency Department Social Worker at John T. Mather Memorial Hospital for over a year, as Mobile Crisis Specialist at Stony Brook Medicine for three years, where I provided mobile crisis intervention, and as Local Emergency Assistance and De-escalation Team Social Worker at Transitional Services for New York, Inc. for over two years, where I provided crisis response in Queens, New York.

Across my career in behavioral health, crisis response, and social work, my work has been driven by a commitment to providing compassionate, timely, and effective crisis intervention to individuals and communities in need. Whether I am leading behavioral health services, coordinating mobile crisis teams, or managing statewide crisis hotlines, I bring a client-centered approach, strong clinical expertise, and a dedication to ensuring that individuals in crisis receive the support and care they deserve. I am proud of the work I have done throughout my career and excited to continue advancing behavioral health and crisis response services through my leadership at the Sante Group Companies.