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Equity for Frontline Healthcare: Primary Care Needs a New Start and New Soldiers
As endless strategies for the integration of behavioral healthcare into primary care are discussed, our focus should be on orienting healthcare in a more holistic way that considers the biopsychosocial dimensions of every health concern.
Cocaine Overdose Deaths Nearly Tripled in US Between 2013 and 2018
Cocaine overdose deaths in the United States nearly tripled between 2013 and 2018, according to data published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Perspectives
Implementation of Modern EAP Can Bring Value, Efficacy
Demonstratable value in modern, digital-based employee assistance programs can shake the inertia that causes many to cling to familiar traditional programs.
Psychologists Rapidly Migrate Online
A national study of 2,619 licensed psychologists conducted by researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University found that their clinical work conducted via telehealth platforms has increased 12-fold since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
BHE Podcast, Episode 012 – Steve Millette, Gloo Executive Director
Gloo Executive Director Steve Millette joins the BHE Podcast to discuss his organization’s partnership with the Psychiatry & Behavioral Health Learning Network to create the Collaborative Advancement of Recovery Excellence, a recovery research-…
BHE Podcast, Episode 013 – Doug Tieman, Caron Treatment Centers President and CEO
After 25 years as CEO of Caron Treatment Centers, Doug Tieman announced recently that he plans to retire in June 2021. As he sketches out his next chapter, Tieman joins the BHE Podcast to share thoughts on how his own recovery has shaped his…
Study: Major Stress is Becoming More Pervasive
A recent study shows a disconcerting rise in major mental and emotional stress in the U.S. Prevention is the key to reversing this trend.
Would You Recommend a Coach or a Therapist?
While a fondness for coaching has transcended sports into executive leadership, there are pitfalls to replacing therapists with life or health coaches in treatment that should be carefully considered.
Take Steps to Address Health Inequity and Other Social Justice Issues
The coming fall months are an excellent time to reflect on where we stand and where we need to go with regards to social justice.
Once a Vanguard Movement, EAPs Ready for Reinvention
Employee assistance programs can provide better value to modern workplaces through a digitization of services and movement of their home base.
How Many More Data Points Until We Reach the Tipping Point?
Our industry should not be diverted in the pursuit of making the use of medications a more widely accepted and adopted part of treatment for opioid use disorder.
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