Yesterday, our President & CEO Rebecca O. Bagley delivered remarks at Future of Mental Healthcare Summit West. There, she welcomed the audience to join our Alignment for Progress Movement and join us in our mission to achieve 90/90/90 by 2033: ⭐ 90% of all individuals will be screened for mental health and substance use disorders ⭐ 90% of those screened will be able to receive evidence-based treatment ⭐ 90% of those receiving treatment will be able to manage their symptoms in recovery. Following Rebecca's remarks, Chief Policy Officer David Lloyd spoke on a panel moderated by Rob Waters, Founding Editor, Mindsite News with fellow panelists Thomas Insel MD, former Director NIMH and author of Healing; Le Ondra Clark Harvey, Ph.D., CEO, California Community Behavioral Health Association; and Brandon Staglin, President, One Mind. Together they discussed how we can use the Alignment for Progress Movement to transform our policies and process and in turn reach equity in care for all.
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Can’t wait to talk about measurement informed care and the critical role it plays in driving innovation and outcomes next week on behalf of Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute at the Future of Mental Healthcare Summit. Join us @ link ⬇️ #innovation #partnership #outcomes
There is just one week until the Future of Mental Healthcare Summit! Here is just a taste of the thought leaders who will be sharing their insights at the summit. Time is running out to join them, head to our website to register today: https://lnkd.in/dsuZJk9z Jennifer Christian-Herman Don Mordecai Madhuri Jha, MPH, LCSW Thomas Insel MD Vandana Pant Marjorie Morrison Douglas Nemecek James Polo, MD, MBA David Lloyd Kacie Kelly Maria Thottungal Koshy Faye Karnavy Sahai
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There's a lot of buzz about psychedelics & mental health right now, and finding research-backed facts and info can be, uh, a bit of a trip. Really looking forward to this panel which will, if not alter, at least expand your mind on what's possible w/r/t psychedelics and mental health/addictions treatment.
On Friday, June 16, from 10:00 to 11:30 AM join us for a special panel discussion, Psychedelics and mental health: the hype & the hope. The event will be moderated by Marcus Gee, Columnist at The Globe and Mail. Panelists include: -Brian Rush, Scientist Emeritus, Institute for Mental Health Policy Research, CAMH -Dr. Ishrat Husain, Head, Clinical Trials Unit and Lead, Mood Disorders Service, CAMH -Carole Dagher, VP, Legal, Loblaw Group and Person with Lived Experience This event will take place at CAMH in the Arrell Family Auditorium on the 2nd floor of the McCain Complex Care & Recovery Building (1025 Queen Street West). Click here to register for in-person or virtual attendance: https://lnkd.in/g468i4SA
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and at Interim Physicians, we're committed to supporting the mental well-being of our providers. Locum tenens professionals often face unique challenges in high-pressure healthcare environments, making it vital to ensure they have access to necessary mental health resources. Here are several resources available for those feeling overwhelmed: The American Psychiatric Association offers educational materials tailored for mental health professionals at apa.org. The National Alliance on Mental Illness provides extensive advocacy and resources at nami.org. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration presents comprehensive mental health and substance abuse information at samhsa.gov. The Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes’ Foundation, named after Dr. Breen, who tragically lost her life during the pandemic, aims to reduce stigma and improve the well-being of medical professionals at drlornabreen.org. This month, let’s prioritize mental healthcare discussions and support for healthcare providers. We encourage our followers to share these resources and advocate for the well-being of all locum tenens professionals. #LocumTenens #TakeAMentalHealthMoment #MentalHealthMonth
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'Navigating Systems' is a core competency of peer support professionals. Check out our latest blog post to learn about how Manifesto Health's peer specialists are using peer-led navigation services to fill gaps in substance use and mental health care, facilitate warm hand-offs, and keep people in need from falling through the cracks of the complex and overburdened behavioral healthcare system: https://lnkd.in/enZXskuf
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New Blog Alert: California's Leap Towards Psychedelic Therapy! California is breaking new ground with the introduction of Senate Bill 1012, which aims to establish regulated centers for psychedelic therapy. Check out the blog to discover the details of this innovative legislation, its safety protocols, and the potential impacts on mental health care. 🔍 What You'll Learn: - The specifics of SB 1012 and how it plans to regulate psychedelic therapy. - The training and licensing requirements for facilitators. - Broader implications for other states, especially Oregon. 🌐 Whether you're a mental health professional, policy maker, or just curious about the future of psychedelic therapy, this piece offers valuable insights. 👉 Read the full story https://vist.ly/34s4b and join the conversation on how California's steps might pave the way for nationwide changes in mental health treatments! #MentalHealthInnovation #PsychedelicTherapy #SB1012 #HealthCareReform
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Over the last several years, America’s children and youth have reported staggering rates of sadness, depression, anxiety, and loneliness. School-based behavioral health services are a key strategy to address the #youthmentalhealthcrisis. Read a blog written by my federal affairs colleagues to learn how policymakers and philanthropy can help promote school-based behavioral health services to address the crisis.
Check out our latest issue briefs on Fostering School-Based Behavioral Health Services! 📚🏫 We've gathered recommendations for policymakers and philanthropy to tackle the youth mental health crisis. Learn about innovative models, policies, and practices from across the nation. https://bit.ly/48PS0cv
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Over the last several years, America’s children and youth have reported staggering rates of sadness, depression, anxiety, and loneliness. School-based behavioral health services are a key strategy to address the #youthmentalhealthcrisis. Visit our blog to learn how policymakers and philanthropy can help promote school-based behavioral health services to address the crisis.
Check out our latest issue briefs on Fostering School-Based Behavioral Health Services! 📚🏫 We've gathered recommendations for policymakers and philanthropy to tackle the youth mental health crisis. Learn about innovative models, policies, and practices from across the nation. https://bit.ly/48PS0cv
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Co-Founder Tend Health, Clinical Health Psychologist, Clinician well-being advocate, Professor, Dept. of Family Medicine, Mindfulness Teacher
Anytime a physician talks openly about mental health and encourages help seeking is a good day! Dr. Cunningham’s story is both inspiring and tragic. Inspiring because of her vulnerability, resilience, and advocacy. Tragic because her struggle to maintain and regain her ability to practice was not necessary. Physicians - and all healthcare professionals - deserve access to the type of low-friction, proactive, exceedingly private, culturally relevant, and high quality mental health care we offer at Tend Health. I have read countless articles like this one over the past 10 years and the resources and solutions offered have remained relatively unchanged and vacuous … mostly suicide prevention and crisis hotlines. Physician Health Programs and Employee Assistance Programs are NOT effective solutions. Organizations need to value their clinical workforce with solutions that are built for clinicians and encourage help seeking. Please reach out if you are interested in learning more about Tend Health as an organizational solution to clinician mental health and well-being. https://lnkd.in/gz6r2PZf
