As of January 15, 2020, every state is now eligible to participate in the CCBHC Expansion Grant program.
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Your staff is your greatest asset. However, high caseloads, stressful environments and skill gaps often make retaining your staff hard to do.
Who has time for self-care crammed into the 12 days before Christmas? Here are 3 simple self-care tips that will last past the holidays.
We received many great questions during the webinar that we couldn’t answer them all. Here is a recap and answers to those questions we missed.
E-learning (or online learning) is changing the way you hire and onboard new psychiatrists, train counselors on evidence-based treatments.
OSHA created workplace violence prevention guidelines designed specifically for staff who work in these settings. Here are 10 guidelines you need to follow.
There is always something new for community health care professionals to learn, or some new evidence or research study to keep in mind.
Studies show that for many patients MAT programs can help them stay in recovery longer and have better health and quality of life outcomes.
Top questions we received about how practitioners can implement suicide training, policies, procedures at their organizations.
World Mental Health Day may seem more like a public awareness holiday, but health care professionals play a large role in how we (the public) discuss mental and behavioral health issues.
Evidence has shown that suicide risk screening in primary care is effective, yet there is still a serious need to improve the frequency with which they’re conducted.
Social determinants of health play a very large role in substance use disorders and depression. These determinants feed off one another and produce a downward spiral effect that increase the risk of suicide.
Suicide was labeled a U.S. public health crisis by the Surgeon General in 1999. Twenty years later, it remains a public health crisis. A different approach is needed.
We answer all of the burning questions you asked during our webinar, "Why Should Your Staff Stay? Invest in Their Success to Ensure Your Own".
Because the health, behavioral, and social parts of life overlap more as one ages, those caring for or serving older adults can make a difference by providing support that considers the whole person.
