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Explore the 2022 Brightli Annual Report to learn how the parent company of Burrell Behavioral Health lives our mission. Hear from leadership, staff, and clients about the ways Brightli is dedicated to serving all people through learning, collaboration, and action. Read the full report here: https://ow.ly/yquV50PPRzL

Brian Schaefer, associate professor, Dept. of Health Promotion & Behavioral Sciences, helps us understand how the Louisville 911 call system works and his team’s effort to get the right response to match the call for help. Especially important is the designation of a Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) run for behavioral health that comes through the 911 system (19,000 calls per year) in Louisville. This episode will provide insight into changes in the response system that serves the community better and more safely. https://bit.ly/3KaymwC

Are you considering a role in a Behavioral Health team? Dive into this video to gain insights from Sarah, a renowned Director in Integrated Behavioral Health, as she delves into how the team collaborates seamlessly to serve the community's needs. Curious about where to start? Legacy Community Health might just be your perfect fit.

We know that person-centered, family-driven support is highly effective. If you are interested in partnering with the individuals you support and their families in your practice, we've just launched a new training module: "Partnering with Families in Behavioral Health - The FAMILY Approach." This course was designed to uniquely prepare you to invite, build, and maintain family partnerships in your practice in any behavioral health setting. We also want to hear from you! From NOW until January 10th, take the feedback survey when you finish the module to let us know how you liked it, what we can add, and whether or not you would include it in formal clinician training. https://ow.ly/LRub50QbLuw

Insightful episode on behavioral health and the balance between improving access to care versus improving margins, as well as the integration of behavioral health and other service lines.

Insightful episode on behavioral health and the balance between improving access to care versus improving margins, as well as the integration of behavioral health and other service lines.

In order to bring a shift and change to practice & culture, we need to be intentional with what we do & say. Creating a trauma responsive culture requires intentionality. How will we BE with our clients and our fellow team mates today?

We know that person-centered, family-driven support is highly effective. If you are interested in partnering with the individuals you support and their families in your practice, we've just launched a new training module: "Partnering with Families in Behavioral Health - The FAMILY Approach." This course was designed to uniquely prepare you to invite, build, and maintain family partnerships in your practice in any behavioral health setting. We also want to hear from you! From NOW until January 10th, take the feedback survey when you finish the module to let us know how you liked it, what we can add, and whether or not you would include it in formal clinician training. https://ow.ly/hW1L50QbLux

In a world filled with stories of conflict and division, the impact on our well-being, especially for those living with trauma, cannot be underestimated. Join us for a profound exploration as Dr. Frank Anderson sheds light on the interplay between media and trauma in this year's Master Series. Discover how media shapes our perceptions of trauma and learn to interpret content responsibly. Gain insights into fostering resilience and empathy while exploring the ethical responsibilities of media practitioners. Dive into the therapeutic potential of media and its role in addressing societal challenges with Dr. Anderson. Ready to navigate the intricate relationship between media narratives and healing? Join us for an eye-opening session with Frank! #TraumaInformed #HealingJourney

Insightful episode on behavioral health and the balance between improving access to care versus improving margins, as well as the integration of behavioral health and other service lines.