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Hey! Life's a ride, and it's okay not to have it all together. That's where our Clinician Led Community Response Team comes in – your support during rough patches. Whether you're overwhelmed or a youth facing challenges, we've got your back. 🤝 In crisis, you deserve effective and compassionate care. Our team of clinicians and peers is ready for face-to-face interventions because everyone deserves respect on their mental health journey. Worried about costs? No need! Our Clinically Led Community Response is entirely free. Seeking help shouldn't break the bank. We're different – no law enforcement, no ER visits, just help a call away. Where you are – home or community. You're not alone. If anxiety or distress hits, we're here. Your well-being is our priority. 🌺 Need a lifeline? Call 911 and ask for the Clinician Led Community Response Team (CLCR). Let's journey to well-being together. 💙 #MentalHealthMatters #SupportForAll #CLCR #YouAreNotAlone

We are happy to provide you with a guide that explores the intersection of healthcare and business in substance abuse and mental health treatment, offering insights for professionals in the field. It covers the importance of timely intervention, outlines various program options (private, nonprofit, government-funded), and discusses organizational structures, the admissions process, and levels of care. Furthermore, it highlights the significance of funding and resources, as proposed by Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) for 2024, to address these public health issues effectively amidst a highly competitive industry landscape. Check out our latest blog post for an in-depth understanding and guide: https://lnkd.in/eFxZT7ns #MentalHealth #SubstanceAbuse #BusinessKnowledge #Healthcare #MentalHealthAwareness #HealthcareBusiness #SubstanceAbuseTreatment #MentalHealthTreatment #BlogPost #HealthcareLeadership #BusinessInsights #PublicHealth

We spoke to Axios's Maya Goldman about the new proposed rules to the Federal Parity Act earlier this month to emphasize their importance in helping Americans families access the mental health and addiction care they deserve. This week she joins Fox 13 Seattle's Good Day Seattle to share this message even more broadly. We must hold insurers accountable and finalize the new proposed rules. Watch the clip below . https://lnkd.in/epGcgb3Q Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gExwwHJS #ParityNow #StopDenying

Having accessible mental healthcare is essential to a person's well-being. Unfortunately, many minority groups and communities face barriers to receiving the treatment they deserve. By addressing these obstacles, like cultural stigma, we can create a healthier society for everyone. Learn how to promote health equity here: http://ow.ly/jlyk105vpQZ #BehavioralHealthcareEquity

Today, and everyday, let's recognize the mental healthcare needs of our youth. By spreading awareness and support, we can create a brighter, healthier future for the next generation. ☀ #ChildrensMentalHealthAwarenessDay #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #MentalHealthMatters #MHAM2024

There's still tickets left for next week's #ICSLearningNetwork session on #supportedhousing and #mentalhealth - but not many. This learning summit, chaired by our very own Ewan King, will explore how ICSs and Integrated Care Boards in particular, can bring together housing, social care, primary, community and hospital care to better support local people living with mental health issues. Ideas, like lives, are #BetterShared https://bit.ly/493mAyL

#MentalHealth #Day3 Today is Day 3 of our mental health awareness journey! Our exciting topic for today is the benefits of involving family and caregivers in the recovery process. A caregiver is anyone actively supporting a person with a mental illness, whether it's a family member or a friend. Here are some key benefits: 1. Decrease in Relapse Rates: With family and caregivers involved, individuals are less likely to experience a relapse. 2. Better Adherence to Medication: Support from loved ones ensures that patients stick to their prescribed treatment plans. 3. Low Levels of Stigmatization: Active involvement reduces the stigma associated with mental illness, fostering a more supportive environment. 4. Decrease in Hospital Admissions: Regular support can lead to fewer hospital visits and admissions. 5. Reduction in Psychiatric Symptoms: Consistent care and attention help in alleviating psychiatric symptoms, promoting overall well-being. Let's be involved in the recovery process. The Academy of Public Health (The APH) ⚕️ #Mental #MentalHealthAwareness #Family #Friends #Care #APH #YPPH24 #VIP24

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🌈 Developing Self-advocacy 🌟 Meet P.K. (he/him), who's been on a remarkable journey with Community Oriented Recovery and Empowerment Services (CORE). P.K. has been actively honing his self-advocacy skills and working towards better communication of his needs. Facing extreme stress and anxiety, P.K.'s physician suggested discontinuing his mental health medications. Undeterred, P.K. collaborated with his caseworker to articulate concerns and express how these medications positively impact his well-being. Together, they engaged in role-playing sessions, preparing P.K. for a crucial conversation with his physician. With unwavering support, P.K.'s caseworker joined him during the appointment, offering encouragement as P.K. eloquently advocated for his needs. The result? Success! 🎉 P.K. effectively communicated his perspective, leading to an agreement with his provider to maintain his medication regimen without any discontinuations. 🙌 #SelfAdvocacyWin #CORESuccessStory #EmpowermentJourney #TransformationTuesday #growingstrongercommunities

Mental health is as important as physical health. Talk to your doctor about both!