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If you have wondered how best to lead and pastor yourself and others in an emotionally and theologically integrated way, this Theological Foundations of Emotional Health course will help you grapple with and explore these critical concepts. https://buff.ly/456HRVM

Research shows that practicing gratitude can improve your mental and physical health. Join Dr. Olivia Johnson on April 22 to learn about the 4 A’s of Gratitude. https://lnkd.in/gy4xhavd

What can you do to take charge of your mental and physical health this holiday season? Read your Douglas County Health Department’s latest newsletter to get to know the resources available to you and your family:? https://lnkd.in/gDJAAher

Executive functioning skills range from working memory to cognitive flexibility to inhibitory control, and beyond. They power our daily functioning, future planning, and mental/physical health. Here, learn how to improve core EFs https://lnkd.in/geYqXkkG

Psychological health is the ability to think, feel and behave in a way that allows us to perform effectively in our work environments, our personal lives and in society at large. Learn more here https://ow.ly/S3SA50SkmHE

Attention C Suite executives and Human Resources.... have you checked on the policies that you offer to your employees? What is the coverage offered for mental health care? You might find this resource from NAMI helpful.

From personal experience and as an investor into mental health care my awareness is heightened on this disparity. ?? Let me put this as straightforward as I can: it is a matter of life and death. Period. ??? While patients can’t financially afford out of network, they can’t afford to wait in long waiting lines for in network either, their life depends on timely treatment. ??? While providers want to help, their hands are tied so to speak, as they feel the impact of sustaining a living with this type of health insurance disparity. “The report, which covers commercial insurance data for over 22 million Americans between 2019 and 2021, found: ????People are forced to seek care from higher cost, out-of-network providers for mental health and substance use treatment – at far higher rates than for other medical and surgical care. Out-of-network network use was 3.5 times higher for mental health and substance use disorder (MH/SUD) treatment compared to medical/surgical (M/S) treatment, meaning people with mental illness have to pay more for their care. ????Mental health providers are routinely paid less than other M/S providers. Average in-network office visit reimbursement was 22 percent higher for M/S clinicians than for MH/SUD clinicians, disincentivizing MH/SUD providers from joining insurance networks and making it harder for people to access mental health care within their network. “ The struggle is real. But we cannot give up. Read on…

How do you approach the mental health conversation with a medical professional? Dr. Parikh, Medical Director of FeelingBetterNow?, has the answer!

Positive thinking has long been associated with improved mental and physical health, but its role in helping us build better habits—especially financial habits—is just as profound. Check out our latest blog! https://lnkd.in/gVGAS_dx

In this episode (#298) of The Drive, I speak with Paul Conti, M.D., an author and practicing psychiatrist who specializes in helping people heal from trauma. Paul delves into the intricate relationship between emotional health, healthspan, and lifespan. Here’s a glimpse of what we discuss: - The importance of prioritizing emotional health as we age - The impact of emotional health on healthspan and how to foster a proactive approach to emotional well-being - Self-auditing tools: introspection, curiosity, and exploring underlying reasons for unwanted behaviors - Advice for finding a compatible therapist - The key components of therapeutic progress - More https://bit.ly/3QnQHtZ