As the U.S. edged nearer to the date 988 went live, Dr. Anitra Warrior said states needed to think about equity and their indigenous populations. “How is 988 crisis integration going to work for tribal populations?”
#CrisisTalk editor-in-chief Stephanie Hepburn talks 988, Covid, and sustainability.
Many schools have a police presence but are without in-school mental health services. Youth mobile response can fill in the gaps.
A police chief helps Baton Rouge get a mental health and substance use crisis stabilization center.
Peer-led, whole-person care models can help ease the crisis-to-emergency room pipeline.
When a behavioral health diversion team went from in-person to virtual co-location at the Tucson 911 call center, the program grew.
Gregg Graham developed Behavioral Health Link so people in crisis have a system of connection they can reach 24 hours a day, at no cost.
14 peer-to-peer learning sites are supporting communities throughout the U.S. to reform their crisis systems.
School districts across the nation planned to leave remote learning behind, but in Covid-stricken communities, some began the new school year virtually. Dr. Sharon Hoover shares the challenges children have faced over the past 18 months and the innovations schools have put forth to help them, whether they’re in person
Whether they wanted it or not, the Covid pandemic and corresponding physical distancing requirements thrust behavioral healthcare providers into telehealth. Some providers celebrated the sudden regulatory and policy changes that removed service delivery barriers. Others, says Kristin Neylon, senior project associate at NRI, were far more skeptical. “They were wary
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