Carolyn Douglas Communications

05/15/2026

This is such a well deserved honor for the outstanding team at Family Behavioral Health with Catholic Community Services of Western Washington.

Thank you to the talented Kelly Hanson and KING 5 for helping us share the good news!



Catholic Community Services of Western Washington KING 5 Washington State University

Catholic Community Services Family Behavioral Health recently brought home a major award. Sponsored by Catholic Community Services of Western Washington.

04/17/2026

Go Cougs!
Proud to be serving as Catholic Community Services of Western Washington’s Director of Communications!

02/04/2026

Fantastic news! So proud of my alma mater.
WSU Murrow College of Communication

February 4, 2026 – Washington State University's Murrow College of Communication and Report for America have launched an ambitious partnership to cover every one of Washington’s counties by 2029, aiming to fill reporting gaps as newsrooms shrink and misinformation spreads across the state. The f...

12/18/2025

Thank you, Niles Peacock, for the fantastic dinner - and your passionate support of SOUND Behavioral Health.

Our Impact team had so much fun celebrating our successful year with you and your amazing team at NPKB last night.

Grateful to you and all our community partners who are helping SOUND open more doors to hope, healing, and recovery for our community. Especially the ones with such a delicious menu!

11/14/2025

Seahawks, Kraken, and Winter Olympics - oh my! No one will be scrambling faster than the KING 5 sports team to keep up with the packed winter season ahead. Wishing my friends Chris Egan and Tony White the best of luck with all their coverage - and hoping you manage to stumble across a decent karaoke bar or two along the way.

11/06/2025

Community partnerships never looked so good!

Thank you to our incredible friends at Flora and Henri for their fabulous sip ‘n shop fundraiser in Seattle’s Pioneer Square last night to benefit Sound Behavioral Health.

And thank you to all our friends, old and new, who showed up on a stormy night to shop in support of both Sound and Seattle’s downtown merchants. You make doing good look good! ❤️

10/25/2025

There’s an old saying in TV: never work with kids or animals. Too unpredictable. But we also know taking that gamble can pay off in TV gold.

While working with Amy Hall at the Fulcrum Foundation to brainstorm a social media awareness campaign for back-to-school season, I was determined to find something creative. Something that tapped into the energy and joy emanating from these elementary school classrooms in the Archdiocese of Seattle. Something that actually made people stop scrolling and smile.

And I knew just who to call for the assist: acclaimed Seattle storyteller and one of the funniest guys I know, Jim Dever. No one interviews little kids (and many grown ups, for that matter) better than Jim.

Many thanks to Jim for the charming end result, Fulcrum’s “Tiny Tales” video series. And kudos to my fearless partner, Amy, for always being up for a fresh, fun marketing idea. I think our little gamble paid off.

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1CF58cTbKz/?mibextid=wwXIfr

10/02/2025

Having so much fun working on this project with Team Fulcrum and the truly talented Mr. Jim Dever. Can’t wait to share the “rest of the story…”

07/27/2025

Bravo to Sound Behavioral Health’s Mobile Rapid Response Crisis Team (MRRCT) for the prominent role they are playing in this critical expansion of mental health services in King County:

“As part of a massive mental health care expansion, largely funded by a $1.25 billion property tax levy, the county is creating a mental health-focused response system driven by the 988 su***de and crisis lifeline, mobile crisis teams that respond to emergencies in person and low-barrier centers dedicated to providing walk-in care.”

King County has embarked on a massive mental health care expansion. But adding new dispatchers, new responders and new health care centers takes time and trust.

06/24/2025

Mental health took center stage at Seattle’s SIFF Cinema Downtown last night for a private screening of Kenneth Cole Productions new film, “A Man With Sole” - the inspiring documentary about designer Kenneth Cole’s lifelong mission to ignite social awareness and change by putting ‘cause’ before ‘commerce.’ The film was co-hosted by Nordstrom and SIFF and included a Q&A with Pete Nordstrom and the Man with Sole himself, Kenneth Cole - who spoke passionately about his current mission to destigmatize mental illness through the formation of his new organization, The Mental Health Coalition. Cheers to SIFF and Nordstrom for supporting this event - and to my colleagues and fellow mental health advocates, Eddie Pasatiempo, Hans-Eric Gosch, and Annie Alley, for making time on a busy Monday to join. Change begins with powerful conversations. Sound Behavioral Health was honored to join last night’s event - and is eager to help carry the conversation forward here in Western Washington.