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EMS1 looked at Google Trends data to discover which opioids are most often researched.| EMS1
There are plenty of cards stacked against substance use disorder (SUD) orgs in 2025: margins are tightening, waitlists are growing, and documentation constantly pulls providers away from care. And with workforce shortages worsening and policies like OBBBA creating even more financial instability, “working harder” isn’t enough to stay viable. “In 15 years, we will be […] The post The New SUD Landscape: How Smart Orgs Are Doing More With Less Through Purpose-Built AI appeared first on...| Eleos Health
Do you often feel like you’re working twice as hard just to keep up? For many adults, feelings of disorganization, distraction and inner restlessness are a daily reality. These aren’t personal failings; they can be signs of undiagnosed Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Living with these challenges without understanding the cause can be frustrating and isolating. If […] The post Understanding Adult ADHD: 7 Key Questions and Answers appeared first on Stony Brook Medicine ...| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
Parenting a child with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) often means adapting daily routines to support their needs. Research suggests that consistent habits around diet, sleep and physical activity can make a positive difference in managing symptoms. This article provides practical guidance on how healthy eating, good sleep hygiene and regular play may help children with ADHD […] The post Lifestyle Tips to Support Children with ADHD: Diet, Sleep and Play appeared first on S...| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
In September, Jasmine Burke, a paramedic with the Highland Rescue Team Ambulance District in Colorado, responded to a 911 call for someone with suicidal thoughts. That is all that anyone can know about the case, she says, ultimately leaving the patient with back-up. But the call itself represents a growing trend in rural areas where behavioral health emergencies have strained the capacity of local emergency services. “We get calls like this all of the time with psychiatric emergencies, suic...| Barn Raiser
This new report "Behavioral Health Professional Licensure in Massachusetts: Existing Barriers and Opportunities to Advance Diversity in the Workforce" documents the licensing requirements for behavioral health providers in Massachusetts, describes the barriers to licensure for clinicians from underrepresented populations, and outlines potential solutions. The post Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts: October 2025 appeared first on Grantmakers In Health.| Grantmakers In Health
As youth mental health challenges continue to grow nationwide, a new initiative in Greater Cincinnati believes transformational change begins when youth are empowered to lead. The post To Improve Youth Mental Health, Funders Must Center Youth Voices appeared first on Grantmakers In Health.| Grantmakers In Health
EMS1 looked at Google Trends data to discover which opioids are most often researched.| EMS1
Psychiatrists from Children’s National Hospital will present their latest research findings, insights and innovations at the conference. The post Children’s National psychiatry experts to present at 2025 AACAP Annual Meeting appeared first on Innovation District.| Innovation District
A new Children’s National study shows that maternal depression can make managing childhood asthma more difficult. The post Exploring how maternal depression shapes pediatric asthma care appeared first on Innovation District.| Innovation District
October’s Substance Abuse Awareness Month brings a vital message: addiction is not an isolated struggle. It affects families, friendships, workplaces, and whole communities. By shining a light on substance use disorders, this month urges us to move beyond stigma and take decisive, compassionate actions to support those grappling with addiction. Whether you have a loved […]| Northlake Behavioral Health
Steve Whitehead asks the tough question: Are life-saving interventions turning deadly when managing behavioral health emergencies?| EMS1
In November of 2022, I had a first call with the head of marketing at Eleos. At that point, the marketing department was basically one or two people who were building out the strategy as they went. I might have pestered them with more questions than they expected (and with a plethora of emails to […] The post For the Record: What Three Years With Eleos Taught Me About Behavioral Health Tech appeared first on Eleos Health.| Eleos Health
Dr. Dennis Morrison is the Chief Clinical Officer at Eleos and the owner of Morrison Consulting. Previously, he has served as Chief Clinical Officer at Netsmart Technologies, CEO of Centerstone Research Institute (CRI), and CEO of Center for Behavioral Health (CBH). Group therapy was a cornerstone of my clinical practice—and remains my favorite treatment intervention, […] The post Rethinking Group Therapy: Why It’s a Missed Opportunity in Behavioral Health appeared first on Eleos Health.| Eleos Health
Talking about compensation can feel taboo with your closest colleagues—let alone on a public podcast. But with behavioral health budgets tighter than ever, avoiding the conversation altogether isn’t an option. In the latest episode of No Notes, Dr. Denny Morrison sits down with Katie Weihe, VP of Human Services at Aurora Mental Health & Recovery, […] The post Beyond the Paycheck: Creative Ways to Retain Behavioral Health Staff appeared first on Eleos Health.| Eleos Health
Learn how Oklahoma and Washington use data to connect behavioral health outcomes to policy priorities and investment value. The post Making the Value Proposition in Behavioral Health – Oklahoma and Washington: Insights from NASHP’s 2025 Conference appeared first on NASHP.| NASHP
Illinois is preparing for a major reset: the state is rebidding its Medicaid MCO contracts for 2025. The last time this happened in IL was 2018, resulting in the consolidation ... The post Illinois Medicaid Rebid: What It Means for Residential Behavioral Health appeared first on Foothold Technology.| Foothold Technology
Stacy Sterling, Derek Satre and team hosted a three-day conference on brief intervention in problem alcohol, drug use. The post DOR researchers organize global conference on interventions for problem substance use appeared first on Kaiser Permanente Division of Research.| Kaiser Permanente Division of Research
Get ready to reimagine documentation for substance use disorder and addiction treatment. Watch the on-demand recording of Eleos’ Q3 2025 launch event, a 1-hour virtual experience where we unveiled powerful new solution to ease documentation in group-based settings across outpatient, intensive outpatient (IOP), and hybrid models of care: Groups Audio Sessions. Available directly within Eleos Documentation, Groups Audio […] The post On-Demand Webinar: Summer 2025 Launch Event – Smarter...| Eleos Health
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act is here. The next steps behavioral health and SUD leaders need to know for preparation and success are inside.| Eleos Health
Learn how to support and work with children affected by sex addiction, focusing on healing, understanding, and creating a safe environment.| thewaveclinic.com
An interview with Eric Youngstrom, PhD, director of the Institute for Mental and Behavioral Health Research at the Abigail Wexner Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. | Pediatrics Nationwide
Do you have habits you want to change? Is anxiety with you daily? Check out Dr. Jud's approach - curiosity and kindness - to change those habits.| Encounter Telehealth
As the days grow shorter and the warm memories of summer fade into crisp autumn air, many people find themselves embracing the coziness of fall. There are pumpkin-spice lattes, vibrant leaves, and the nostalgia of new school years or holiday planning. But for a significant portion of the population, the arrival of fall marks something […]| Northlake Behavioral Health
National Suicide Prevention Month: Honoring Hope, Overcoming Silence, and Empowering Change| Northlake Behavioral Health
End the burnout cycle with proven initiatives to create a more sustainable EMS culture| EMS1
Staying compliant and connected to clients are top priorities of all behavioral health residential programs. But now and then, a policy shift shakes things up, forcing programs to reevaluate how ... The post NJ’s New Policies for Behavioral Health Residential Programs appeared first on Foothold Technology.| Foothold Technology
Switching to a behavioral health EHR? Learn how to avoid common mistakes, find key features, and ensure a smooth transition for your practice| Foothold Technology
Burnout in behavioral health isn’t new. But purpose-built AI can help, and improve outcomes along the way—without forcing higher productivity metrics.| Eleos Health
Learn to cope with emotional distress, manage overwhelming feelings, and build resilience for better mental and emotional well-being.| thewaveclinic.com
As states struggle to meet the needs of people with serious mental illness, some are signing on to a federal pilot project that’s pouring new funding into institutional care.| Tradeoffs
Honoring National Grief Awareness Day: Opening a Conversation About Loss| Northlake Behavioral Health
Missing school. Frequent visits to the emergency room. Spending days in bed. Feeling depressed. This was what Amelia’s life looked like after a sports injury left her in constant pain. Amelia, once a vibrant and active teenager, watched as her life, health, and schoolwork spiraled downwards. She eventually was diagnosed with amplified musculoskeletal pain syndrome…| Rady Children's Health
It’s right around the corner! The holiday season. This time of year can really dial up the pressure on already overextended parents. The urge to provide your family with a “perfect” holiday can wreak havoc on your well-being while entertaining, travel and gifting can also do a number on the wallet. “Balancing the excitement and…| Rady Children's Health
To kick off #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, Dr. Ben Maxwell, medical director of inpatient psychiatry and interim director of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Services at Rady Children’s, participated in San Diego Business Journal’s Healthcare Roundtable: An Informative Q&A With the Region’s Top Behavioral Health Professionals. Click here to read the full San Diego Business Journal Healthcare Roundtable Q&A …| Rady Children's Health
It’s time to get your child back on track It’s no surprise to learn that screen time has increased as a result of the pandemic. A UC San Francisco– led study quantified the rise, finding that among 12- and 13-year-olds, recreational screen time has doubled, from an average of 3.8 hours a day before the…| Rady Children's Health
Behavioral health and other services are all made possible by donor support If you ask local parents Andrew and Michelle about their experience with one of Rady Children’s behavioral health programs, they’ll tell you how thankful they are to have had support during such a challenging time. The parents brought their 14-year-old daughter Emily (names changed…| Rady Children's Health
The American Psychological Association recognizes the third week in April as Psychology Week. Psychologists often wear many hats and can specialize in health care, education, research, workplace improvement and technology. Psychologists at Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego are working in both inpatient and outpatient settings to ensure they are meeting the behavioral health needs of patients…| Rady Children's Health
Back-to-school season can always feel a bit uncertain, but this year, kids and teens are facing a unique set of circumstances as many return to in-person learning for the first time since March 2020. “The majority of children have been expressing concerns about returning to school, whether it’s minor worry or more significant and impairing,”…| Rady Children's Health
by Anne Bird, MD May is National Mental Health Awareness Month: a 31-day reminder of the importance of paying attention to our own mental wellness, and the emotional well-being of those around us. The first full week in May is further dedicated to the mental health of our children, supporting seven days of renewed commitment…| Rady Children's Health
Mental well-being has increasingly become a major focus in our conversations about overall health, and for Sandy Mueller, LCSW, senior director of Behavioral Health Services at Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego, that’s a very good thing. Our whole-child approach means the team supporting children includes a growing list of care providers, including pediatricians; psychologists, psychiatrists and…| Rady Children's Health
Even if our lives are largely fulfilling, it’s not unusual to have moments where it’s tough to feel that way — and the same goes for kids, too. However, studies show that expressing gratitude can have benefits such as supporting physical and mental well-being, boosting self-esteem, and enhancing sleep quality; all of which contribute to…| Rady Children's Health
by Desiree Shapiro, MD COVID-19 has affected all of our lives and challenged us in various ways. How do we support one another and cultivate our resilience amidst the chaos? Here are three C’s to consider incorporating into your daily routine and sharing with your children and family today. Compassion This is a time to…| Rady Children's Health
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) is law. What does it mean for behavioral health—and how can orgs get ahead? Hint: technology can help.| Eleos Health
In this episode of No Notes, Dominic Miller, LCSW, MPA, Founder and Principal of Sotoro LLC, unpacks all the ways the One Big Beautiful Bill Act could impact behavioral healthcare in the US.| Eleos Health
Anna J. Kerlek, MD, is a physician specializing in child and adolescent psychiatry at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and is an Associate Professor at The Ohio State University College of Medicine. The Division of Behavioral Health at Nationwide Children’s is the largest of its kind at a pediatric institution in the United States, and The Ohio State University houses one of the oldest Child and Adolescent divisions in the country.| Pediatrics Nationwide
Improving access to health care for all, regardless of age, race, gender and socioeconomic background, is essential for numerous health and economic reasons — especially for children. It’s vital to understand and prevent health disparities from impacting children to ensure the best outcomes for physical and mental health into adulthood.| Pediatrics Nationwide
In this episode of No Notes, Correnda Perkins, LCSW, Chief Program Officer at Hillsides, chats about the undeniable workforce benefits of behavioral health AI.| Eleos Health
A leading addiction expert explains how he’s driven by the memory of a friend who died, and why he believes giving data on the drug supply to people on the street is more important than using it to inform national drug policy.| Tradeoffs
Discover how Utah’s licensure review model helps states build a clearer, data-driven picture of their behavioral health workforce needs.| NASHP
In this episode of No Notes, Dr. Brian Anderson, CEO & Cofounder of the Coalition for Health AI (CHAI), discusses the current landscape of healthcare AI standards, zeroing in on behavioral health in particular.| Eleos Health
Behavioral health AI doesn’t code itself—at least not yet. A successful model requires deep clinical expertise and talented engineers to bring it to life.| Eleos Health
In this episode of No Notes, Samuel Jefroykin, Director of Data & AI Research at Eleos, and Natalia Szapiro, Clinical Team Lead at Eleos, discuss how they build AI that truly aligns with the realities of behavioral health.| Eleos Health
Explore the must-have features and functionality every behavioral health organization should be looking for when comparing healthcare AI solutions.| Eleos Health
Learn how states are advancing integration of mental health, substance use, and primary care through payment reform, data policy, and workforce development.| NASHP
“It’s become a vital part of how we support patients,” says Ian McKay, PhD, clinical psychologist and clinical assistant professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health at Nationwide Children’s.| Pediatrics Nationwide
Learn how Gulf Coast Center has leveraged Eleos AI for an 8x ROI, between new service revenue and saving in turnover costs!| Eleos Health
Anxiety is a natural part of childhood, but when worries become persistent, excessive, or start interfering with daily life, they may indicate an anxiety disorder. As a parent, recognizing the signs and knowing how to help can make all the … Read More The post Understanding and Managing Anxiety in Children: Insights from Jessy Boon appeared first on Partners in Pediatrics.| Partners in Pediatrics
In this episode of No Notes, Kate Benedetto, Customer Insights Manager at Eleos, Christina Stewart, Training Lead at Eleos, chat about their experiences and observations on both sides of the AI implementation coin.| Eleos Health
Watch now and learn how to leverage purpose-built AI to supercharge compliance and quality management in your behavioral health org.| Eleos Health
In this episode of No Notes, Dr. Donna Sheperis, PAU professor and department chair, discusses the potential for AI to improve care quality at scale.| Eleos Health
Why sex workers say the laws harm the most vulnerable among their ranks — and put their lives in danger.| WHYY
Brittany Schaffner, IMFT-S, LPCC-S, shares how a new college course and professional resources are helping more students meet the need for behavioral health care in pediatrics.| Pediatrics Nationwide
In this episode of No Notes, Jeremy Attermann, MSW, Sr. Director of Strategy & Ventures at the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, discusses the broad range of hopes and fears stirred by AI in behavioral health.| Eleos Health
The ultimate guide for all things data privacy, security, ethics, bias, and AI in behavioral health. Everything from HIPAA to CHAI is inside!| Eleos Health
Jan. 16, 2025 Para leer este comunicado de prensa en español, oprima aqui Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall released a comprehensive Public Safety Plan on Thursday, in response to an invitation from Gov. Spencer Cox, Senate President J. Stuart Adams, and House Speaker Mike Schultz received last month. The plan outlines 50 actions and […]| www.slc.gov
Stamford Health's first behavioral health clinic will address crisis and substance abuse issues for Stamford and Darien residents| EMS1
New partnership helps Washington state residents who are low income access critical oral health and whole person care. SEATTLE—Washington state residents who are low income or uninsured and need dental...| Arcora Foundation
Data from a new study implies that gender and race/ethnicity play a role in increasing suicide rates.| Pediatrics Nationwide
Kelly Pfeifer, already a top-level college basketball official, wanted to become a better referee. A Sanford sports psychologist helped.| Sanford Health News
Two significant amendments to the Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct addressing harassment and discrimination recently became effective.| 2Civility
Caregiver-report measures of cognitive skills correlate with direct assessments by clinicians.| Pediatrics Nationwide
Research suggests parenting self-efficacy and family resources influence parental stress levels, offering potential modifiable targets for clinicians aiming to help families thrive.| Pediatrics Nationwide
