The majority of Wasatch Behavioral Health will be closed on Wednesday, June 19th in honor of Juneteenth (with the exception of various 24-hour programs).
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📚 Wondering what innovation looks like at the crossroads of justice and behavioral health? This #MHAM, we are bringing YOU the Justice and Behavioral Health Strategy Lab, which offers a database of local examples of policies and programs that are reshaping how communities address difficult challenges in their justice and crisis systems. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/enZYkhqb
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In collaboration with the E4 Center, Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health Disparities in Aging at Rush University, this quick start guide provides the why of the recommended themes to avoid and alternatives to advance in framing. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/46UHhLC #ReframeAging2023
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We are committed to our model and the impact it will have on our communities and the future of behavioral health. Learn more about the high-quality care and outcomes delivered at Connections: https://lnkd.in/gjC_fXkS. #behavioralhealth #ConnectionsHealthSolutions #crisisresponse
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Published today: The National Council has released a first-of-its-kind resource for community-based provider organizations and states working to leverage the Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (#CCBHC) model to expand access to high-quality care. The paper, “CCBHCs: A Vision for the Future of Community Behavioral Health Care,” outlines a national vision for excellence in community mental health and substance use care and best practices being used by #CCBHCs that demonstrate the value and innovations of the model. Download it here: https://bit.ly/3PGwXR0
Published today: The National Council has released a first-of-its-kind resource for community-based provider organizations and states working to leverage the Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (#CCBHC) model to expand access to high-quality care. The paper, “CCBHCs: A Vision for the Future of Community Behavioral Health Care,” outlines a national vision for excellence in community mental health and substance use care and best practices being used by #CCBHCs that demonstrate the value and innovations of the model. Download it here: https://bit.ly/3PGwXR0
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February 23, 2024 Just discovered this great resource from SAMHSA about how #LongCovid is affecting our #behavioralhealth. Check out the Table of Contents and download the PDF. Overview of the Impacts of Long Covid on Behavioral Health from @SAMHSA 1/2023 https://lnkd.in/ew4qQPnW
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MSW/MA. Co-occurring Recovery & Harm Reduction Scientist, Adj. Professor, & PhD Student
Recovery from addiction continues to be less well understood than addiction itself, so I’m looking forward to presenting the science of recovery in KY at the end of August. I plan to discuss how providers of all kinds can make recovery more attainable if we assess for strengths, model what works, use evidence-based modalities, and coach folks seeking change on how to tap into those strengths. Maybe this sounds like what you are doing? If so I’d love to hear from you, because your program would be an exception! This begs another question: Why do programs keep using less than effective approaches? The answer is actually simple: misaligned incentives. I’ve seen this all over the US, especially where private equity is involved. Come on out to Lexington! :-)
Meet Kurt Lebeck, one of many expert speakers lined up for #ReachForRecovery24. Kurt D. Lebeck, MSW, MA, is a substance use and co-occurring disorders (SUCOD) recovery scientist specializing in recovery-oriented program development and implementation. Kurt draws on his own and others’ lived experiences of recovery, resilience, and flourishing, including managing chronic pain, to improve behavioral health programs and policies. He incorporates organizational, social, and individual change theories to enhance the responsiveness of treatment providers and behavioral health systems to the needs of those in their care. During the conference, Kurt will present the seminar "Recovery Capital." Read more about this session and the rest of the day's lineup at https://lnkd.in/ekuUvrQ3 #ContinuingEducation #CEU #Recovery #AddictionTreatment
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Published today: The National Council has released a first-of-its-kind resource for community-based provider organizations and states working to leverage the Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (#CCBHC) model to expand access to high-quality care. The paper, “CCBHCs: A Vision for the Future of Community Behavioral Health Care,” outlines a national vision for excellence in community mental health and substance use care and best practices being used by #CCBHCs that demonstrate the value and innovations of the model. Download it here: https://bit.ly/3PGwXR0
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Join the SLP group for a conversation about the challenges, considerations, and effective strategies when implementing and practicing integrated behavioral health in rural areas. https://lnkd.in/eruAqezy
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Wait how do you know if therapy is working for your kids? At Bend, we use monthly check-ins to track your progress. Just like taking your vital signs for physical health these clinically-validated assessments are the way behavioral health is measured. They are an important part of our care because they offer: ✅ The opportunity to reflect on how things are going ✅ Input that helps practitioners update the individualized care plan ✅ Comparable, clinically-validated results and outcomes that our scientists and experts can review #childrensmentalhealth #measurementbasedcare #behavioralhealth #mentalhealth
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Learn how to run an effective timeout sequence from Dr. Amanda Anderson, a psychologist from the Boys Town Behavioral Health Clinic. Instead of letting a bad situation escalate, use rewards and consequences to teach your child self-calming strategies that really work. Get your free self-calming plan today: https://bit.ly/3xxwqeC #ChildAbusePreventionMonth
