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New mental health organization names CEO

Don Seymour is taking over as CEO of an amalgamated mental health organization that serves the London-Middlesex area.

Seymour was chosen after an extensive national recruitment process.

The amalgamated Canadian Mental Health Association London-Middlesex, WOTCH Community Health Services and Search Community Mental Health Services organization will launch later this year.

Seymour has been the Executive Director of WOTCH Community Mental Health Services for the past three years.

He takes over his new role on February 1st.

Patrick Grapes
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