👀 NOW HIRING 👀 Join our team as a Clinical Social Worker within Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services! This full-time role is located at Connecticut Mental Health Center in Waterbury, CT. Learn more about what we can offer you here: https://lnkd.in/eFw-eHJM #CTStateJobs #ServeYourState #CTCareers
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The impact of our joint roles with Local Authority housing teams is captured really well in the video below. We're recruiting to three more of these posts, so if you're interested in finding out more, check out the links below. Even if you're not looking for a new post, please watch the full video anyway (it's only 3 mins long) and consider how you can bring system partners together to reduce the health inequalities of your local population.
"It's a really overwhelming feeling" 👩⚕️🦸♀️ Natalie is a Homelessness Mental Health Practitioner and she works with rough sleepers going through mental health crisis, getting them off the streets and into accommodation 🧠 We're working with other Local Authorities to roll this Practitioner initiative out to other areas of Hampshire and we're recruiting now 💙 Learn more and apply today: https://bit.ly/4bD34dX 💙 Watch the full-length interview here: https://bit.ly/3Kl99Qq 🎥 #SouthernHealth #SHFT #NHS #NHSJobs #CareToJoinUs
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A Business Development Representative plays a crucial role in the addiction and mental health treatment field. Their responsibilities extend far beyond traditional sales and marketing. BDRs act as a bridge between treatment facilities and individuals seeking help, offering a lifeline to those struggling with addiction and mental health issues. They must possess a deep understanding of the sensitive nature of these conditions, demonstrating empathy, patience, and the ability to connect individuals with appropriate resources. Moreover, their responsibility lies in promoting ethical practices within the industry, ensuring that the treatment provided is evidence-based and genuinely beneficial. BDRs must uphold a high level of integrity, as their actions can impact people's lives profoundly. In essence, the role of a BDR in addiction and mental health treatment is one of compassion, education, and advocacy, vital for both the individuals seeking help and the broader community's well-being. #EthicalRecovery #TreatmentIntegrity #CompassionateCare #RecoveryAdvocacy #BusinessEthics #MentalHealthSupport #AddictionTreatment #ResponsibleDevelopment #PatientFocused #QualityCare #EthicalOutreach #AddictionRecovery #MentalHealthMatters #RecoveryJourney #BusinessForGood #RecoveryCommunity #TreatmentTransparency #EthicalLeadership #SupportingRecovery #MentalHealthAdvocacy
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Experienced in healthcare, social work, and construction.This professional's skillset spans across mental health counseling, Psychiatric care including nursing, community outreach, and project management. They provide effective counseling services for addiction withdrawal, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and pain management. With an expertise in coordinating and managing health and construction projects, they ensure successful implementation within budget and time constraints. They are also adept at conducting community assessments, identifying health needs, and planning evidence-based interventions. With experience working with vulnerable populations, including refugees and marginalized communities, they promote health, well-being, and social justice. Their strong interpersonal and communication skills, coupled with fluency in multiple languages, make them an asset to any team. Connect with them today to learn how they can help your organization succeed! #healthcare #socialwork #construction #projectmanagement #mentalhealth #communityoutreach #addictionwithdrawal #CBT #painmanagement #communityassessments #evidencebasedinterventions #vulnerablepopulations #socialjustice #interpersonalskills #multilinguist
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When people need social supports, such as substance use treatment, jail diversion services or mental health services, agencies need to match them with the right services. But sometimes making that connection is hard. People may fall through the cracks or face significant barriers. In our newest publication, we highlight three key questions program staff can ask as they use insights from data to build more effective and supportive referral pathways: 1. What are the key referral steps and where are people dropping off? 2. How long does each step take? 3. Who are we actually reaching? Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eWKMri6X
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As mental health advocates we often promote the use of mental health resources. However, there needs to be more focus on examining the competence of service providers and accountability for mental health institutions that stigmatize and victim blame those they are serving. Many individuals I've worked with have stated that they would rather be in prison than on a psychiatric unit. There needs to be research and dialog between services providers and services consumers to learn what can be done to address feelings of oppression that stems from psychiatric services. #mentalhealth #advocacy #change #research
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Mental health awareness is an issue that affects us all - now more than ever. We are hiring mental health professionals in both Layton and Stansbury Park, so if you have the skill set and experience, please apply! https://lnkd.in/gYHM6gat Mental health services are essential to our communities, yet many barriers still prevent people from getting help. Let's #EndTheStigma and join together to ensure that everyone has access to necessary mental health resources. What can we do to make it easier for people to receive the care they need? Share your thoughts in the comments. #Hiring #MentalHealthSupport #MentalHealthAwareness
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Struggling with the complex relationship between alcohol, drug abuse, and mental health? Discover the truth behind the misconceptions, recognize the signs, and understand the impact of cultural and historical factors on addiction. Read my latest blog post for a personal perspective on how we can better support those facing these challenges. https://lnkd.in/dNGCJpTa #Brescia #Semicolon #MentalHealthAwareness #AddictionRecovery #SupportAndAwareness #EndTheStigma #CompassionateCare
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Several federal agencies in 2023 proposed a new rule to address treatment challenges to the growing mental health and substance use crises in the U.S. Husch Blackwell's Elicia Grilley Green and Noreen Vergara discuss the new proposed rule to enforce the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA). Explore further on the Health Law Section Blog, published by the State Bar of Wisconsin: https://lnkd.in/gQc4fsTs #behavioralhealthcare #compliance #healthplans
The Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act and the Future of Behavioral Health Care
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As many of you may already know, addiction prevention is very close to my heart. The Addiction Prevention Coalition's upcoming event, Alabama Workplace Evolution, is your opportunity to engage with essential topics like mental health, substance use, and recovery in the workplace. This conference equips employers and employees with the education and tools to develop informed policies and programs supporting a healthy workforce. I encourage all of my connections to learn more about their discussions and practical solutions, covering subjects such as mental health strategies, trauma's impact at work, and second chance hiring practices! #networking #hiring
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If you are leading or about to lead a peer workforce then come along to this CPSLE workforce guide webinar. We want to ensure our CPSLE workforce is supported the best way they can be!
We all know why consumer, peer support or lived experience (CPSLE) roles are needed in addiction and mental health services but how can we make it work well for everyone? What are the differences between the roles? What are the values that underpin the mahi? What needs to be taken into consideration when planning for these roles? What needs to happen so the roles are well supported, so CPSLE workers thrive? For the answers to these questions and more come along to our webinar on 26 July from10am to 11am to hear Sheridan Pooley, consumer advisor and team lead, Community Alcohol & Drug Services Waitematā and Caro Swanson lived experience lead Te Pou talk about He arataki ki ngā kaimahi mātau ā-wheako: A guide to the consumer, peer support, and lived experience workforce in mental health and addiction settings – and how it can be used to develop and support CPSLE roles. For more information and to register for the webinar, click on the link below. https://lnkd.in/gZ7vriQN
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