Aubrey Massey
Meet the Founder
Aubrey Massey is a junior in high school and Student Athlete competing in Track & Field. Aubrey’s athletic journey dating back to youth AAU track has endured the demands and pressures of competing. Aubrey knows firsthand the positive and negative psychological & social effect playing sports can have. She has watched her peers compete against anxiety, depression, and performance related stress as they balance academic requirements, parental & coach expectations, peer-pressure, and intense physical and emotional training. PCAN (Person-Centered Athletic Network) was founded by Aubrey in order to create a safe space where she and other student athletes can gain confidence to openly discuss their mental health concerns, and learn more about how to “cope & compete” without fear or embarrassment.
Values
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Vision
To have an empowered community of student athletes who are confident in managing the demands of the athletic experience.
Mission
PCAN fosters a connected community of high school athletes, empowers them to become more emotionally agile and self-assured leaders through mental health support & education, career & college planning, and leadership training.
Molly Malone
Director of Operations
Molly Malone (class of 2026’) is a high school junior volleyball player competing at a high level who is extremely passionate about breaking the stigma surrounding athletes and mental health. “Being a student athlete continues to bring a lot of pressure and stress that has controlled a big part of my life. I’m ready to take action and propel PCAN’s mission of creating a safe space for athletes to cope, compete and win on and off the court.”
Board of Directors
Melena Caruso
Wellness Specialist at Promedica/Paramount
Aj Edu
Professional basketball player
Bp. Aaron Marble
Jefferson Street
Baptist church
Jonelle Massey
Licensed Mental
Health Therapist
Jess Pasionek
Equity, Inclusion and Antiracism Consultant
Amber Stocks
Former WNBA and
college Coach