Crisis to Recovery
Far too many people in crisis still wind up in the wrong places with inadequate care and little follow-up, or get no care at all with disastrous consequences. Read how community-based crisis services are helping people recover and avoid crises - from strengthening partnerships with law enforcement to prevent suicides to using technology to track follow-up care and to spot emerging crises.
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#BeTheDifference
The Mental Health First Aid movement is 1,000,000 strong and growing every day. Now we’re asking you to #BeTheDifference, because anyone, anywhere can be the difference in the life of someone facing a mental health or substance use challenge if they know what to do and what to say. Join the movement.
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A Thank You to Our Veterans
November 11, 2018
There is not a day that goes by that I’m not grateful for the indomitable spirit, strength and resolve of our Executive Vice President & COO Jeannie Campbell, and I’m especially pleased to honor her on Veterans Day. Jeannie served her country for 22 years in the U.S. Navy and continues to serve those who […]A Call to Action: We Must Strengthen America’s Mental Health Workforce
October 10, 2018
The following blog first ran on Kaiser Permanente’s Institute for Health Policy Blog. We are a nation in crisis. Drug overdoses claimed 72,000 lives in 2017. Suicide rates continue to climb. Life expectancy is on target to drop for a third straight year — something that hasn’t happened in this country since the Spanish flu […]
