National Clinical Liaison Michael Hess was an exhibitor at the Suicide Prevention Conference, sponsored by Mental Health America of Lancaster County! He represented our gender specific mental health residential programs, Silvermist and Tapestry. The conference was a continuing education event that brought clinicians from central PA together to discuss trends in behavioral health treatment and culture.
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Lincoln University has effectively utilized Game Plan to engage and develop their student-athletes on various important topics such as Financial Literacy, Sexual Violence Prevention, Leadership, Mental Health & Wellness, and more. Check out this case study to learn about how Lincoln uses Game Plan: bit.ly/4ce3I2s
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?? Helping behavioral health facilities build trust with prospective patients and their families through impactful video storytelling.
?? 1st Step Behavioral Health: ?? Pompano Beach, FL Feel the power of an elevated brand voice through video storytelling. This is the feeling every prospective patient, referral partner, and employee will get when they are considering going to or working with 1st Step. It's a feeling that... ?? Makes people feel understood. ?? Builds trust and instills hope. ?? Drives home how 1st Step is different. How did YOU feel from watching this video? ?? #videoproduction #behavioralhealth #mentalhealth #addictiontreatment #addiction Hunter Manrodt Naz Andekian Benchmark Commercials
At 1st Step Behavioral Health, we are committed to providing top-notch care and support to all who seek our help. With over twenty years of experience, we have continually evolved and refined our methods for addressing mental health and substance abuse challenges. Explore our new brand story to discover our latest facility upgrades, meet our exceptional staff, and hear inspiring stories from our alumni. Special thanks to Shlomo Kugler and Benchmark Commercials for putting together this masterpiece.
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#UMSSWResearch PhD student, Yali Deng, and colleagues published in Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research. The study examined the utilization of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Interactive Screening Program (ISP) "among law enforcement workplaces and assessed how motivational interviewing techniques were associated with various help-seeking outcomes." Read the article: https://lnkd.in/eP4cWsr8
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Have you heard of our PRIMHE project? With a focus on collaborative research, training, and direct services, we're building bridges between schools and mental health professionals. Learn more about our vision for every child's success and well-being. https://lnkd.in/gvS-aDjv #JoinPRIMHE #MentalHealthAdvocacy
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Innovative Social Media Manager | Creative Learning Designer & Technologist | M.S. Learning Design & Technology |
UMGC's New M.S. In Clinical Professional Counseling address today's workforce needs: “Employment of substance abuse, behavioral disorder, and mental health counselors is projected to grow 18 percent from 2022 to 2032, much faster than the average for all occupations,” according to the?Bureau of Labor Statistics. Join us on June 5th for our informative webinar!
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Council Treasurer, The Ferns Peer-Run Respite; Appointed Member, Mental Health Planning Council; Board Member at HopeWorx, Inc.
I'm happy to announce the opening of The Ferns Peer-Run Respite, and have been honored to be part of a group of people working over the past 7 years to help make peer-run respite a reality in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. The Ferns Peer-Run Respite is a non-clinical mental health resource in Montgomery County, PA. We aim to be a crisis alternative resource for any individual experiencing emotional distress that identifies with needing a break but may not want to, or cannot, interact with current available clinical resources. The respite is located in a residential home, in a rural community, that has 24/7 trained staff available at all times. We’d love to have you as a guest!
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National Victim Rights Advocate | Member, U.S. Congressional Crime Survivors and Justice Caucus Advisory Committee | Governor's Courage Award
AVAILABLE SIM MAPPING WORKSHOPS OPTION 1: TRADITIONAL SIM MAPPING WORKSHOPS The GAINS Center is soliciting applications from organizations, agencies, and jurisdictions interested in “traditional” SIM Mapping Workshops that focus broadly on identifying and responding to the needs of adults with mental and substance use disorders who are involved or at risk for involvement in the criminal justice system. OPTION 2: SIM MAPPING WORKSHOPS TO DEVELOP COMPREHENSIVE, COMMUNITY-WIDE STRATEGIC PLANS FOR ADDRESSING OPIOID AND OTHER SUBSTANCE USE The GAINS Center is also soliciting applications from organizations, agencies, and jurisdictions that are particularly interested in developing comprehensive, community-wide strategic plans for addressing opioid and other substance use, and better identifying and responding to the needs of adults with substance use disorders who are involved or at risk for involvement in the criminal justice system. Applications submitted in response to this solicitation should emphasize resources, gaps and opportunities, as well as commitment among key vested parties to address these issues.
?? Attention! Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)’s GAINS Center is now accepting applications for Sequential Intercept Model (SIM) Mapping Workshops! These workshops are designed to bring together a local, cross-system, multidisciplinary group to identify and reduce barriers between the criminal justice and behavioral health systems. There are two options available: Traditional SIM Mapping Workshops and Workshops to Develop Comprehensive, Community-Wide Strategic Plans for Addressing Opioid and Other Substance Use. The GAINS Center will offer these events FREE of charge between February and August 2025. ?? Don't miss out! ??? Apply by October 18, 2024: https://bit.ly/3AUFj3S
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With the publication of The Right Not to Remain Silent: The Truth About Mental Health in The Legal Profession, Professor Thomas GW Telfer (contributing author and co-editor with Beth Beattie and Carole Dagher) continues his advocacy on the need to reform attitudes toward mental health in the legal profession. Including candid essays from members of the legal profession living with mental health and addiction issues, the book provides encouragement while challenging how mental health is perceived in law and beyond. Along with his co-editors and fellow contributors, Telfer hopes that the stories of bravery and resilience in The Right Not to Remain Silent will present an incontrovertible case that reform can’t wait. https://buff.ly/3QqPUYS
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We strongly encourage you to listen to this "Mental Health in America" episode where experts discuss how emergency responders handle mental health crises. Julie Wertheimer of Pew, Joseph Getch of PRS, and B.J. Wagner of the Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute Health Policy Institute explore the effects of 988 and 911 services on public safety and care access. #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters.
The Intersection of Mental Health and Justice: Mental Health in America
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Register for this great webinar! Corrections and schools should definitely log on!
?? Children of incarcerated parents face unique challenges in their academic and emotional lives. Join us on October 3, alongside experts from Minnesota Department of Health and CUNY School of Professional Studies, for a webinar empowering school and school-based mental health professionals to support these children and their families. ?? Register Now: https://lnkd.in/eDFjCHrH
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National Business Development Representative at Pyramid Healthcare, Inc.
1 个月Great work Michael Hess Proud to call you colleague and friend!