, Producer/Director, is the President of PsychComp Associates and is both a psychiatrist and a filmmaker. He has served as director of Planning for the California Department of Health, and was the director of Mental Health, Alcohol, and Drug Abuse Services of Contra Costa County, CA. His first film, “Do No Harm,” exposed the controversial marketing and research practices of the pharmaceutical industry. His most recent film, “Ruthie and Connie: Every Room in the House,” won over 20 festival awards around the world, aired on HBO and television stations around the world.
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, Director/Producer, is a producer of television and film content, and advises non-profit clients on media and public relations matters. In 2004, Ms. Causey launched the exclusive historical DVD and online merchandising brand, American Stock, based on her award-winning original documentary series. The signature film of that series, The Wendell Scott Story, appeared on The History Channel and the Turner Networks. Ms. Causey began her career in broadcasting and film in 1987 as an entry-level video journalist at the global headquarters in Atlanta for Cable News Network (CNN). She worked her way through the ranks becoming Senior National Assignment Editor for the domestic newsgathering operation eventually moving to the New York City bureau as a producer. During her 14-year career with CNN, Ms. Causey covered the most important stories of the late eighties and nineties and was a senior member of a team honored with News and Documentary Emmys for team coverage of both the Olympic Park and Oklahoma City bombings in 1995 and 1996.





