Mental Health Workforce Shortage: Supporting the Clinicians
Even as more people seek support, many communities are experiencing a severe mental health workforce shortage.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
Even as more people seek support, many communities are experiencing a severe mental health workforce shortage.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
World Mental Health Day is October 10, 2025 and it shines a spotlight on the importance of mental wellbeing.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
Help us connect more people to the mental health and substance use treatment they expect and deserve – donate today!| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
In behavioral health, building client trust and satisfaction is vital for effective treatment. Client feedback is the best way to gauge trust and satisfaction. Still, many organizations face obstacles when […] The post Partner Perspectives: Transforming Behavioral Health Care Through Client Feedback appeared first on National Council for Mental Wellbeing.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
I am approaching two years in my current role as a behavioral health provider in a community health setting. Having also grown up in a rural area, I have developed […] The post When Everybody Knows Everybody: Mental Health in Rural Communities appeared first on National Council for Mental Wellbeing.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
Prioritizing mental wellbeing strengthens families and communities, and creates workplaces and neighborhoods where everyone can thrive.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
The behavioral health workforce is facing a critical shortage, one that affects both the present and the future.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
Evidence shows that initiatives in schools, communities and families can decrease youth substance use and associated behaviors.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
Recovery remains misunderstood – what it really means, what sustains recovery and what communities need (and need to do) to support people in recovery. What better time than now to […] The post Recovery Month: SAMHSA Provides Clarity Around Overdose Prevention appeared first on National Council for Mental Wellbeing.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
This September, National Recovery Month invites us to notice how recovery becomes real when the places where we live, we work and we gather unite in purpose to create a […] The post Recovery Needs Everything appeared first on National Council for Mental Wellbeing.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
Change starts with a conversation. And voices from a community shape that conversation and drive it forward, bringing personal experiences and truth to the table. This is a notion Zoe […] The post The Power of Grassroots Advocacy appeared first on National Council for Mental Wellbeing.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
On World Mental Health Day, Oct. 10, 2025, people around the world will raise awareness and take action for mental wellbeing. The post Turn World Mental Health Day Into Year-round Action appeared first on National Council for Mental Wellbeing.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
Results are in from the 2024 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, the federal government’s annual look at mental health and substance use.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
Our Vision: To make mental wellbeing, including recovery from substance use challenges, a reality for everyone.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
Join thousands of your peers across the country staying informed on key issues and taking action to support mental wellbeing.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
SUD care coordination is unique because it requires navigating both medical and nonmedical systems including behavioral health.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is an evidence-based training program administered by the National Council for Mental Wellbeing that teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
American mental health services are insufficient and the root of the problem is lack of access to care.| National Council for Mental Wellbeing
