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If you're curious about what behavioral health crisis care looks and feels like in Iowa, this is a podcast episode you won't want to miss. We'll take you inside a busy mental health access center with Erin Foster, who directs Linn County's center. Learn about how the center assists individuals with mental health or substance use challenges, especially in the first few hours and days after they experience a crisis — and what happens next. Linn County's model prioritizes compassionate, person-centered, trauma-informed care. https://lnkd.in/g_BCp-Pd

Mike Matranga and Mike Monsive come together on the SecurED podcast to highlight the urgent need for reform in mental health care. In a recent episode, they explore the deficiencies of current systems and the critical importance of investment in mental health. Listen as they discuss their commitment to developing innovative solutions that aim to transform mental health practices and deliver real impact. https://bit.ly/4d2mPN5 #ASAPSecurityServices #m6global #mentalhealth #mentalhealthreform

Listen to this episode with Dr. Jenny Radesky, developmental pediatrician and co-medical director of the AAP Center of Excellence on Social Media and Mental Health, on tools parents can use to manage media use and keep kids safe on digital and social media. https://ow.ly/8usw50QFqkW #drcandicemd #kidshappyhealthy #mediaandkids #socialmedia #digitalmedia #mentalhealth #kidingaroundpodcast

In the latest episode, I had the privilege of hosting Liz Kelly, MSW, LICSW, who has a profound commitment to making mental health care accessible to all. Liz's journey from a career in fundraising to becoming a therapist, and now an author, is a powerful testament to the impact one can make with passion and dedication. Her book, "This Book Is Cheaper Than Therapy," is not just a title; it's a mission statement, offering practical advice and support for those who may find traditional therapy out of reach. This episode dives into: 📍Liz's unique path to becoming a therapist and author. 📍The inspiration behind her book and the gap it aims to fill in mental health services. 📍Practical mental health strategies that listeners can apply in their own lives. 📍Advice for mental health professionals and aspiring authors on making a tangible impact through their work. Liz's approach to therapy, focusing on accessibility and practicality, is a reminder of the importance of innovative solutions in addressing the mental health crisis. Her insights are invaluable for professionals across all sectors, highlighting the intersection of mental health, entrepreneurship, and social impact. Tune in to gain insights into how we can all contribute to a world where mental health support is not a privilege but a right accessible to everyone. 🎧 Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eVDYuyZw #MentalHealthAwareness #SocialImpact #InnovationInTherapy #ProfessionalDevelopment #MentalHealthCare #Accessibility #ThisBookIsCheaperThanTherapy #TheTherapyShowwithlisamustard

The biggest question for most Nigerians is the accessibility of mental health care. What does the Value care chain look like? This question and many more on this week’s episode. Next episode we continue with the Generation conversation. https://lnkd.in/dAs2W5jD #tdk #itsaboutshowingupnotperfection #MentalHealthEvolution #Nigeria

🎎 Theodoric Chew, Intellect's CEO, shared Intellect's mission to educate and increase access to mental health care. While they’ve made progress with tech and clinical networks, education remains key. 🌸 Despite media focus on mental health, the real work is just starting. Raising awareness is important, but action is needed too. 🏮 We must stay open, supportive, and help those in need because mental health is a journey, not a destination. Repost this if you believe in increasing mental health awareness and access to support. Pick up my new book, Cancel The Filter: Realities of a Psychologist, Podcaster, and Working Mother of Color here on Amazon! https://amzn.to/3sSRL0e With: Theodoric Chew https://lnkd.in/gbEmPrNm Listen to the full podcast here: https://lnkd.in/gxbnj357 #MentalHealthAwareness #EducationAndAccess #ActionTakingInitiatives

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 The Mental Health Talk magazine is again accepting article submissions, and on a rolling basis! If you're passionate about raising awareness on mental health issues and want to be featured, we'd love to hear from you! We have columns for Licenced prodessionals, and others! Take a look at the magazines here, www.mentalhealthtalk.live, to become familiar with the columns and to see if you’d be a good fit. Articles are up to 500 words. Vol 4, which is soon to be released, available column space: Column: Food Food and more Food! Column: Heroes United - Vet’s Corner (Military share personal mental health experiences. Also, community resources are featured) - First Responders (e.g. law enforcement, EMS, medical, ect), also show vulnerability by sharing their stories Column: Did You Know? - Licenced professionals (medical or behavioral health professionals), What should readers know? This is a brief paragraph, or two, on an important topic to spread awareness. Visit www.mentalhealthtalk.live, head to our contact page, and fill out the form to get started. We have several columns waiting for your voice. All articles are contributions at this time. The Mental Health Talk magazine is a well rounded publication with an amazing team of writers. Let's make a difference together! 💬 #MentalHealthAwareness #WritingCommunity

In 2024, there’s no more room for a status quo that overburdens mental health providers while patients lack access. Thomas Insel MD, dubbed America’s Psychiatrist, shares a powerful, provocative prescription for how we shape mental health moving forward. As the landscape shifts, quality, accountability, and technology all play a pivotal role in shaping what comes next. Our founder, Alison Darcy PhD, and Dr. lnsel come together to discuss closing the gap and delivering equitable, quality care. Find the full transcript and podcast here: https://lnkd.in/dJdKAGMF #MeetingoftheMinds #healthequity #mentalhealthcare

The future and effectiveness of the mental health field is dependent on our commitment to accountability. We CAN do better for those struggling. In my recent conversation with Alison Darcy from Woebot Health, we explored the evolving landscape of mental health care and our collective vision for transformative change in 2024 and beyond. If you're passionate about making a difference in #mentalhealth, give it a listen.

It's not just in real estate where location is important. Check out today's ASK Child Psych podcast to hear about the different locations mental health care can take place! https://lnkd.in/gm2CTyNa