Anne E. Kellogg
Executive Director
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Anne E. Kellogg is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in both California (MFC36894) and Oregon (T0600) with two Masters Degrees from Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles.  She is the Founder & Executive Director of Chiron Center, Inc. with over 20 years specializing in working with those who place themselves in harm's way in service of others.  Anne has served within Incident Management Teams on several multi-casualty line-of-duty deaths and other major national incidents including:  Old Fire (2003), Pine Fire (2004), Hurricanes Katrina/Rita (2005), Esperanza Fire (2006), Station Fire (2009), the Yarnell Hill Fire (2013), the Twisp River Fire (2015), the Umpqua Community College Mass Shooting (2015), and the Cal-Ore Life Flight plane crash (2016).

Anne coordinates and/or provides direct support related to numerous other tragedies each year within public service communities including shorter deployments specific to line-of-duty, active duty, and off-duty deaths; completed suicides; officer-involved shootings; workplace violence; and all other types of critical incident exposure experienced by first responders on local, county, state, and federal levels.  Additionally, Anne has coordinated Chiron’s volunteer-based Southern California area Crisis Response Team (CRT) since 1998, which provides immediate on-scene civilian support after tragedies in the community such as suicide, homicide, fatal traffic collisions, or death of a child.

Anne is a nationally recognized expert in a wide range of topics related to the behavioral health, wellness, and resilience of EMS and public safety personnel, and is currently working with several first responder organizations around the country.  She is an approved instructor for the International Critical Incident Stress Foundation (www.ICISF.org) in six courses; serves on the national training cadre for the U.S. Forest Service's 5-day "You Will Not Stand Alone" line-of-duty death and significant injury course; has been a featured guest instructor at the UCLA Center for Prehospital care since 2006; and regularly presents at conferences, workshops, and trainings around the country each year.  Anne also became an EMT in 2008 to better understand the experiences and work of those in the public safety community.

Anne maintains a private practice serving uniformed personnel and their families in both Oregon and California, and spends as much time outdoors as possible in her free time, either with the horses in Chiron’s Still Standing equine programs, or exploring the gorgeous Pacific Northwest with her constant K9 companion, Harley.