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What Can We Learn from Public Health and Behavioral Health Teams Working Together?

Overview

Our panel discusses how it is essential for behavioral health to work in conjunction with public health to improve overall mental well-being in our communities. The need for collaboration is even more essential in the face of COVID 19 and the associated emotional distress; civil and social unrest; and health disparities experienced by socially disadvantaged populations.

We share innovative and, importantly, practical approaches to empower communities with self-help prevention and intervention resources to alleviate mental health issues “upstream” before they escalate into co-morbid acute care episodes.

Featured Presenters

Deryk Van Brunt, DrP

Co-founder and CEO of CredibleMind and the Healthy Communities Foundation, a nonprofit organization

Dennis P. Koch, MPA

Director, Behavioral Health Services, Madera County, California

Marisel Losa

President & CEO, United Way of Greenwood & Abbeville Counties, South Carolina

To learn more about how you can bring behavioral health and public health together in your community, connect with Scott Dahl, Senior Director, at (404) 721-5964 or scott@crediblemind.com. You can also schedule a convenient time directly on his calendar.

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Jon Adler serves as the Chief Medical Officer and Co-Editor-in-Chief of CredibleMind. A dedicated clinician and teacher at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School for 22 years, he served as an editor of the New England Journal of Medicine, NEJM Journal Watch, eMedicine.com (now the Medscape Reference by WebMD) and authored or edited 14 books. Jon earned his M.S. in Aerospace Engineering and M.D. from the University of Colorado and is an emergency physician with Beth Israel Lahey Health.

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