Connecticut’s Statewide Youth Mobile Crisis Services
How Connecticut developed robust child-centered, family-centered statewide youth mobile crisis services.
Lindsey Browning on Bridging the Gap Between Medicaid and Behavioral Health
Robust partnerships between behavioral health and Medicaid allow them to focus on a common goal: helping people get the care they need.
Relying on Hospital EDs for Psychiatric Care… How This Approach Disenfranchises Individuals in Crisis
Today, Dr. Charles Browning sits down to talk with Sheree Lowe, vice-president of behavioral health at the California Hospital Association. Lowe highlights that because California lacks 24/7 mental health emergency services, it forces people into a choke point of emergency departments during the involuntary care commitment process. She shares with
Megan Gleason on Partnering with the FBI to Better Serve People in Crisis
Megan Gleason, LCSW, is the metro Atlanta regional manager for the Behavioral Health Link (BHL) blended mobile crisis program, a 24-hour response service that covers the vast majority of Georgia counties. Earlier this year, she participated in the FBI Citizens Academy, a selective 6-8 week program that gives leaders a
