The majority of Wasatch Behavioral Health will be closed on Thursday, July 4th in honor of Independence Day (with the exception of various 24 hour programs). The UA Lab will be open on July 4th from 9am - 12pm. The following programs will also be closed on July 5th: - Psych. Services - Eagle Mountain Family Clinic - Wasatch County Family Clinic - New Vista - Stride - XCEL
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A year and a half has passed since CalAIM began rolling out across California. While CalAIM encompasses various facets of health and social care, its approach to addressing behavioral health is particularly noteworthy. In this blog, we will explore the proactive measures California is taking to enhance the behavioral health landscape and examine how they are impacting consumers. https://ow.ly/yYxz50Q3FZi #CalAIM #BehavioralHealth #CommunitySupports #CareManagement #CareCoordination #ValueBasedPayments #VBP #XtraGlobex #VBPblog #Onward
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When you're not feeling well or you're worried about a loved one, researching different types of therapy can quickly become overwhelming. There's no one-size-fits-all option, but a certain method of therapy could better suit you depending on your specific needs and goals. This #TalkAboutItTuesday, Jennifer Shumaker, Senior Director of Behavioral Health Programs, joins us to discuss the different types of therapy at CNS Healthcare and what might be right for you. Watch for more! 👀 #WeAreCNSHealthcare #CNSHealthcareCares #MichiganMentalHealth #MoreForMentalHealth #MentalHealthMatters #TAIT #CCBHC
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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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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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In the 4th webinar of our series on Clinical Impasse, Narendra Keval will think about enactments from an intercultural perspective, focusing on racialised moments. Watch this short clip of him introducing the session. The session will be chaired by Zack Eleftheriadou. We hope you can join us! Register here: https://lnkd.in/g5v3KASX #highqualityCPD #trainingthetrainees #deepenexistingknowledge #emergingfield #keepuptodate #beyondexistingtheory #bechallenged #cuttindedgetraining #alwayslearning #mentalhealthmatters #trtogether #psychotherapycommunity #psychoanalysis
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Interested in learning more about the need for racial and ethnic equity in Ohio's behavioral health system? Check out this video to learn more about our series of reports titled “Behavioral Health in Ohio” that the MHAC has released along with our partners Central State University, Multiethnic Advocates for Cultural Competence, Inc. , and Ohio University. Our analysis sheds light on racial and ethnic disparities in Ohio’s behavioral health care system and gives actionable ways that we can change the system for the better. Read the report here: https://lnkd.in/ggiizAKg
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CCBHCs are a promising new approach to providing behavioral health care. The model is based on systems theory and is designed to improve the functioning of the community system by improving the coordination of care, increasing access to services, and improving the quality of care. #communityhealth #accesstocare #evidencebasedpractice ##integratedcare
Convenient, Comprehensive, Collaborative Community Care: How CCBHCs are Changing the Landscape of Behavioral Health | Drass & Associates
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Connecticut has a continuum of acute behavioral health services for youth that is consistent with national best practices, but they are at risk to fail until we put into place a sustainable funding approach. A small wireless surcharge -- which is how most states fund 911 -- would generate millions annually to fund these life-saving services for youth. That is already happening in California, Colorado, Delaware, Minnesota, Nevada, Oregon, Virginia, and Washington (and proposals are being considered in six additional states!). Check out my latest Policy Brief, co-authored with Gary Steck from Wellmore Behavioral Health, to learn more about this option, and a pathway to make it happen! https://lnkd.in/e55sEg2J
Policy Brief - Sustaining Acute Behavioral Health Services for Connecticut's Youth: The Wireless Surcharge Opportunity
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Landscape Lesson Life is a weekly newsletter by Flourish intended to provide behavioral health current events, a business lesson, and a short reflection from our Founder. Vol. 6 'Mistakes (And How to Make Them)' encourages us to fuck up - on purpose. Take inventory and laugh on. Landscape 3️⃣ Behavioral Health Articles of Interest Lesson 🔸 Business Planning Basics for Outpatient Therapists Life 🔹 Mistakes (And How to Make Them) https://lnkd.in/gmyYZGFi
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Join Primary Therapists Bob Hennen and Justin Messinger, LPC for their presentation next Thursday at the Regional Wilderness Therapy Symposium! "Milieu focused treatment settings often center upon the concept of community and group-based therapeutic engagement. Belonging to a community of others with shared experience is believed to enrich a person’s sense of connection. What happens when an individual connects differently? Providing clinical care for autistic individuals in a treatment setting requires professionals to consider 1) the unique differences of the individual and 2) how individual differences may impact the therapeutic benefit of group-centered approaches. Recent studies suggest that up to 36% of autistic individuals may have co-occurring issues with substance use. Many commonly utilized interventions for substance use disorder may be unsuitable for autistic individuals and research on this topic is limited. There is a need to explore ways in which an individual’s differences may impact engagement and responsiveness to common approaches in SUD treatment." We’re excited to see you there. Reach out to Dana Williams or send us a PM to connect or schedule a meeting! #outdoorbehavioralhealthcare #wildernesstherapy #naturebasedsolutions #autismsupport #substanceusedisorders #youthprograms #mentalhealth
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