Charles Ingoglia, MSW
President and CEO of the National Council for Behavioral Health
Voting is one of the most important rights we have as Americans. It is our chance to weigh in on issues that are important to us as individuals, as a community and as a nation.
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Linda Henderson-Smith, PhD, LPC, CPCS, CCMP
Director, Children and Trauma-informed Services, National Council for Behavioral Health
Many organizations and communities have begun diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives in response to their commitment to do “something” to address the impacts of systemic racism and oppression. But is this enough?
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Aaron Williams, MA
Integrated Health Consultant for the National Council for Behavioral Health
The COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent fight for racial justice have both highlighted and exacerbated existing gaps and inequities in our criminal justice and health care systems.
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Laura Leone, DSW, MSSW, LMSW
Integrated Health Consultant for the National Council for Behavioral Health
Suicide prevention can seem like a daunting undertaking for any organization or center, but as the number of deaths by suicide keep increasing and worsening due to COVID-19, it becomes a necessary public health issue we must address.
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William Glanz
Senior Writer at the National Council for Behavioral Health
Stories of recovery like Korey McCreery’s are less common than they could be because widespread adoption of the recovery housing model among state governments remains elusive.
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