Today, crews placed the final beam on the new, family-centered Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital Behavioral Health Center in Taylorsville, Utah. Starting in 2025, the new Intermountain Primary Children’s Behavioral Health Center will expand access to critically needed behavioral health services for young children and teens. Why is this access so important? Here is Liz's story.
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Read our new guide, which offers lessons learned from the field to advance racial equity at the intersection of criminal justice and behavioral health! Join us as we take meaningful steps to address racial disparities in the criminal justice system and reduce the overincarceration of people living with behavioral health needs. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3RFX3FC
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Join us for our virtual conference and learn from many top experts on the use of alternatives to exclusionary time out to address behavioral concerns in Massachusetts schools. https://lnkd.in/efw3x2Bt #endseclusion
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Are issues like the behavioral health workforce, children's behavioral health, or reentry to the community after a period of incarceration a priority for your state? We currently have several opportunities for in-depth technical assistance available on these topics — and applications are due in one week on Friday, April 26! Check out the links below to learn more and apply ⬇️ Children’s Behavioral Health Policy Academy — Applications due Friday, April 26. Learn more at https://loom.ly/TiSi6DM State Policy Academy on the Behavioral Health Workforce — Applications due Friday, April 26. Learn more at https://loom.ly/TQ58xV8 State Reentry Learning Collaborative — Applications due Friday, April 26. Learn more at https://loom.ly/0_eAji4
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How are you practicing self-care this September? Leave us a comment below 👇 #SelfCareSeptember
Did you know that September is Self-care Awareness Month? The California Council of Community Behavioral Health Agencies (CBHA) team is rounding out the month reminding you to “Be kind to your mind.” Look for a post from a different teammate each day. Today, I practiced self-care by joining a few of my teammates for lunch!
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Are you a youth or the parent or caregiver of a youth? Do you have lived experience with the public behavioral health system, including CMHs and their providers? Are you a behavioral health service provider in Michigan? The Michigan Department of Health & Human Services would love to hear your feedback. Complete the brief survey here: https://bit.ly/47ggKsE Your input may help inform: -State policy or program changes. -Best practice to engage with children, families, and providers. -Guidance for and understanding of service eligibility and access. -How to strengthen partnerships between children, families, and service providers.
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Next week our team members will be in Myrtle Beach at the 2024 Southeastern School Behavioral Health Conference! Together, we'll learn more about promoting students' academic and personal success by reducing barriers to learning. #schoolbehavioralhealth #mtss #southeasternschoolbehavioralhealth
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