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LGBTQ+ youth often struggle to access quality treatment due to factors such as discrimination, lack of familial and school support, and inadequate care from providers lacking cultural competency. In this article, James Polo, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Carelon Behavioral Health, emphasizes that the way forward is to educate the LGTBQ+ youth community about treatment options, train providers to use LGBTQ+-inclusive guidelines in treatment, and leverage Telebehavioral Health (TBH) where experienced therapists aren’t available. Read more about how our healthcare professionals can be the first to adapt to their patients’ changing societal needs. https://ow.ly/ag0230sF1F7 hashtag#PrideMonth hashtag#MentalHealthAwareness hashtag#HealthcareEquity

LGBTQ+ youth often struggle to access quality treatment due to factors such as discrimination, lack of familial and school support, and inadequate care from providers lacking cultural competency. In this article, James Polo, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Carelon Behavioral Health, emphasizes that the way forward is to educate the LGTBQ+ youth community about treatment options, train providers to use LGBTQ+-inclusive guidelines in treatment, and leverage Telebehavioral Health (TBH) where experienced therapists aren’t available. Read more about how our healthcare professionals can be the first to adapt to their patients’ changing societal needs. https://ow.ly/Hhsl30sF1Az hashtag#PrideMonth hashtag#MentalHealthAwareness hashtag#HealthcareEquity

LGBTQ+ youth often struggle to access quality treatment due to factors such as discrimination, lack of familial and school support, and inadequate care from providers lacking cultural competency. In this article, James Polo, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Carelon Behavioral Health, emphasizes that the way forward is to educate the LGTBQ+ youth community about treatment options, train providers to use LGBTQ+-inclusive guidelines in treatment, and leverage Telebehavioral Health (TBH) where experienced therapists aren’t available. Read more about how our healthcare professionals can be the first to adapt to their patients’ changing societal needs. https://ow.ly/WmIU30sF1B4 hashtag#PrideMonth hashtag#MentalHealthAwareness hashtag#HealthcareEquity

LGBTQ+ youth often struggle to access quality treatment due to factors such as discrimination, lack of familial and school support, and inadequate care from providers lacking cultural competency. In this article, James Polo, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Carelon Behavioral Health, emphasizes that the way forward is to educate the LGTBQ+ youth community about treatment options, train providers to use LGBTQ+-inclusive guidelines in treatment, and leverage Telebehavioral Health (TBH) where experienced therapists aren’t available. Read more about how our healthcare professionals can be the first to adapt to their patients’ changing societal needs. https://ow.ly/GtX630sF1ZV hashtag#PrideMonth hashtag#MentalHealthAwareness hashtag#HealthcareEquity

LGBTQ+ youth often struggle to access quality treatment due to factors such as discrimination, lack of familial and school support, and inadequate care from providers lacking cultural competency. In this article, James Polo, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Carelon Behavioral Health, emphasizes that the way forward is to educate the LGTBQ+ youth community about treatment options, train providers to use LGBTQ+-inclusive guidelines in treatment, and leverage Telebehavioral Health (TBH) where experienced therapists aren’t available. Read more about how our healthcare professionals can be the first to adapt to their patients’ changing societal needs. https://ow.ly/HMTl30sF12L hashtag#PrideMonth hashtag#MentalHealthAwareness hashtag#HealthcareEquity

LGBTQ+ youth often struggle to access quality treatment due to factors such as discrimination, lack of familial and school support, and inadequate care from providers lacking cultural competency. In this article, James Polo, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Carelon Behavioral Health, emphasizes that the way forward is to educate the LGTBQ+ youth community about treatment options, train providers to use LGBTQ+-inclusive guidelines in treatment, and leverage Telebehavioral Health (TBH) where experienced therapists aren’t available. Read more about how our healthcare professionals can be the first to adapt to their patients’ changing societal needs. https://ow.ly/iT1v30sF27P hashtag#PrideMonth hashtag#MentalHealthAwareness hashtag#HealthcareEquity

LGBTQ+ youth often struggle to access quality treatment due to factors such as discrimination, lack of familial and school support, and inadequate care from providers lacking cultural competency. In this article, James Polo, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Carelon Behavioral Health, emphasizes that the way forward is to educate the LGTBQ+ youth community about treatment options, train providers to use LGBTQ+-inclusive guidelines in treatment, and leverage Telebehavioral Health (TBH) where experienced therapists aren’t available. Read more about how our healthcare professionals can be the first to adapt to their patients’ changing societal needs. https://ow.ly/iAMc30sFyfA hashtag#PrideMonth hashtag#MentalHealthAwareness hashtag#HealthcareEquity

LGBTQ+ youth often struggle to access quality treatment due to factors such as discrimination, lack of familial and school support, and inadequate care from providers lacking cultural competency. In this article, James Polo, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Carelon Behavioral Health, emphasizes that the way forward is to educate the LGTBQ+ youth community about treatment options, train providers to use LGBTQ+-inclusive guidelines in treatment, and leverage Telebehavioral Health (TBH) where experienced therapists aren’t available. Read more about how our healthcare professionals can be the first to adapt to their patients’ changing societal needs. https://ow.ly/c52430sF5xs hashtag#PrideMonth hashtag#MentalHealthAwareness hashtag#HealthcareEquity

LGBTQ+ youth often struggle to access quality treatment due to factors such as discrimination, lack of familial and school support, and inadequate care from providers lacking cultural competency. In this article, James Polo, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Carelon Behavioral Health, emphasizes that the way forward is to educate the LGTBQ+ youth community about treatment options, train providers to use LGBTQ+-inclusive guidelines in treatment, and leverage Telebehavioral Health (TBH) where experienced therapists aren’t available. Read more about how our healthcare professionals can be the first to adapt to their patients’ changing societal needs. https://ow.ly/ETsb30sFFbU hashtag#PrideMonth hashtag#MentalHealthAwareness hashtag#HealthcareEquity