Karen Huff, a founder of Compass for Conduct Disorder, is President of the organization. The necessity of obtaining treatment for her own child has developed into a passion for raising awareness about Conduct Disorder and dispelling the myths and misconceptions regarding the disorder. A lifelong learner, Karen holds multiple degrees in Accounting, Finance, and Business Administration.

Karen and her husband have four children and various fur babies. They are active in their local community and enjoy a variety of outdoor hobbies.

Kim Johnson, a founder of Compass for Conduct Disorder, is Vice President of Child and Family Services. Kim is an Early Childhood Specialist with over 30 years experience developing and managing Early Childhood Programs as well as supporting families.. Kim is a sought after mentor, trainer and public speaker.

Kim and her husband have three children and a golden retriever. Kim is also a reiki practitioner and author of "My Big Fat Family" a workbook for families working through change.

Sarabeth Grossmann, a founder of Compass for Conduct Disorder, is Vice President of Family Advocacy. Sarabeth is a parent of a child with conduct disorder who has lived the struggle of misinformation, misdiagnosis, and poor understanding from professionals.

Sarabeth is the Family Support Coordinator in Middlesex County, New Jersey and helps families in crisis every day. She is passionate about helping families and advocating for more research into this misunderstood disorder. She's a firm believer in the Nurtured Heart Approach and building a family's communication. In her spare time, Sarabeth rescues animals and enjoys spending time with her husband and three children.

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Risa Smith is a project manager for Compass for Conduct Disorder. Risa’s first experience with conduct disorder was with a young preschooler who demonstrated many signs. Seeing first-hand the difficulties presented with a family with a child with Conduct Disorder ignited her passion for finding solutions for very young children. Risa has become an advocate on social media for acceptance and interventions for very young children who face Conduct Disorder, trauma, mental health, and beyond.

Risa lives in Northern Minnesota, where she works as a supervisor at a local Head Start agency. Risa enjoys hiking, Lego, being an admin in a Facebook group, and learning.