“Dr. Carl Clark is a special force for good in the World. While there are a select few individuals among us who have achieved his level of success in business, (or in his case - science), he more importantly represents an Enlightened and Soulful expression of those worldly attributes of excellence. I consider my life dramatically enhanced by not only have him cross my life-path, but more importantly to call him my friend.... as will you if you are blessed enough to get to know him.”
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Last year, 41% of LGBTQ teens and young adults ages 13-24 considered taking their lives, according to the “2023 U.S. National Survey on the Mental…
Last year, 41% of LGBTQ teens and young adults ages 13-24 considered taking their lives, according to the “2023 U.S. National Survey on the Mental…
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LEVELS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, LLC
23-Hour Crisis Stabilization is appropriate for individuals who have urgent behavioral health needs including but not limited to significant emotional dysregulation, disordered thought processes, substance use and intoxication resulting in behavioral crisis and environmentally de-stabilizing events that require multi-disciplinary crisis intervention and observation to stabilize the immediate crisis and determine the next appropriate step in the plan of care. The goals of this service include but are not limited to: • Opportunity for thorough assessment of crisis and psychosocial needs and supports throughout the full 23 hours of service to determine the best resources available for the individual to prevent unnecessary hospitalization. • Assessment: - Psychiatric evaluation - Further diagnostic testing (drug screens, lab tests and monitoring for emergent medical needs), - Level of care determination • Care Coordination: - Screening and referral for appropriate behavioral health services and community resources. • Crisis Intervention: - Improvement of acute symptoms, - Resolution of acute intoxication, - Safety planning • Health Literacy Counseling: - Provision of medication (if clinically indicated) and monitoring of response - Targeted education concerning diagnosis and treatments
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Behavioral Health Consulting Solutions
🌟 Meet Katja Shimkin | Behavioral Health Clinician 🌟 📞 (406) 272-0120 BHCS proudly introduces Katja Shimkin, a Behavioral Health Clinician with a global perspective and a passion for neurodiversity. With a master’s in clinical mental health counseling and a rich background as a firefighter and Advanced-EMT, Katja integrates a holistic approach to counseling, celebrating neurodiversity and fostering self-understanding. Why Choose Katja? • Global Perspective: Diverse experiences, including international and frontline emergency roles, inform Katja's culturally sensitive approach. • Neurodiversity-Centered: Focuses on self-acceptance and integration, helping clients celebrate their unique traits. • Collaborative Process: Works alongside clients to co-create individualized strategies for growth and healing. Referral Opportunities Clinicians, refer your patients to Katja for a compassionate, globally minded approach that complements traditional treatment models. 📅 Connect with Katja Reach out for a thoughtful, individualized approach to mental health care. Clinicians are welcome to refer patients who could benefit from Katja's unique expertise. https://lnkd.in/gV-z-BkM
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Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Oregon
Perinatal mental health conditions are the most common pregnancy complication. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, mental health conditions are the underlying cause of 23% of pregnancy-related deaths. In the newest issue of Health Affairs, sponsored by the Cambia Health Foundation, dig deeper into the impacts of perinatal mental health, and the issues facing new and expecting mothers throughout their perinatal journey.
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FamilyWell Health
There is a growing body of evidence that #doulas and other perinatal professionals are in a unique position to make an impact on maternal mental health. So we've designed our online certification program with these non-medical providers in mind. In fact, the majority of participants enrolled right now are doulas and birth workers! By getting certified in Perinatal Behavioral Health, you can expand your practice with the mental health coaching skills and expertise that is SO needed during pregnancy and postpartum. Learn more in our latest blog post.👇 #maternalmentalhealth #doulas #pregnancy #postpartum #mentalhealth
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FamilyWell Health
Since our founding, we've partnered with numerous practices and witnessed the immense impact of integrating perinatal behavioral health services directly into OB clinics. Something important we've learned: mental health support provided by our coaches is one of the most effective ways to offer ongoing care to parents who are struggling. Read our latest blog (by Jessica (Schiffman) Gaulton MD, MPH) to learn about the unique ways coaches support new and expecting parents -- and how you can join us in this important work! #maternalmentalhealth #mentalhealthcoach #perinatalmentalhealth
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CareAlly
Having conversations about caregiving and aging early is essential in helping families increase care options and reduce stress. Unfortunately, most families wait until there's a crisis before they have these discussions. We started CareAlly to help families be proactive in planning for the challenges of caregiving and aging. It's encouraging to see others elevate this need. https://lnkd.in/ebNaa8T5 #careplanning
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ADA National Network
What does holistic care look like for people in recovery? In a recent conversation hosted by the American Association on Health and Disability two expert panelists shared their perspectives on peer support and emerging practices in supporting recovery care. Check out the recording at: aahd.us You can be part of improving health research on recovery with All of Us Research. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gQZWEzg3 #AllofUsInclusion #JoinAllOfUs
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Apex Evaluation
Combine an unprecedented need for youth mental health care with statewide provider shortages and it’s clear the need for well-equipped, adequately funded mental health providers has never been greater. Factor in additional barriers to health access for rural and frontier communities, and we’re confronted with a scenario that demands attention. Enter school-based mental health professionals. They equip youth with support and improve outcomes not only for high-need students, but for all in the district. The Expanding Opportunities Project (EOP) sits at that intersection of need and possibility. The EOP recruits and retains school-based mental health professionals to serve students across New Mexico, focusing on rural areas with at-risk and vulnerable populations. Through a U.S. Department of Education grant to the New Mexico Public Education Department Safe and Healthy Schools Bureau, the EOP offers funding to support school-based mental health providers and those on the road to becoming one. EOP has partnered with schools, universities, Indigenous communities and other state agencies to reverse the trend of provider shortages and increase access to care for youth. New Mexico’s approach helps students successfully obtain degrees in relevant fields, complete practicums in rural schools, provide licensing support, and grant retention stipends for providers to stay in mental health care. Apex Evaluation partnered with Rachel McCormick and MC2 to create sustainable procedures for annual reports, improved data collection, refined performance measures, and increased the utilization of available data sources. Together we designed action-oriented surveys for colloquium participants, tailored to inform future gatherings. Many rural districts don't have a full-time mental health provider and are required to share providers with nearby districts. School-based mental health professionals often wear many hats. They’re not just providers, but are likely to hold additional roles within the school. Our schools are doing their absolute best with limited resources, exercising creativity and resilience. And the EOP is making a difference. Check out the impact of the program here (https://lnkd.in/e9EhCBBD), including a plunging attrition rate as salary enhancements are supporting staff longevity. Forty-six school districts had collectively lost an average of 31 practitioners in each of the five years preceding EOP’s launch. During 2022-2023, that comparative number has dropped to only seven. School-based health is close to our hearts at Apex. Our work has also spanned early childhood and family supports, out-of-school time, bilingual and special education, housing and food insecurity, and community schools. Hear from our valued partners on our Testimonials page: https://lnkd.in/ej2HbkWh. #ruralhealth #schoolhealth #mentalhealthmatters
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