Charlie Kuszmaul had an idea to do something that hadn’t been done before, to take therapy services to where the students were — in the schools. Twenty-five years later, the cutting-edge school-based mental health program, WRAP (Working to Recognize Alternative Possibilities), is still reaching students in Douglas County schools. Kuszmaul, a former Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center therapist, retired from in 2016, but his vision for WRAP lives on. The groundbreaking pr
