Mary Woods
Mary Woods
Achieving Clinical Excellence in Behavioral Healthcare with Guests Dennis Grantham and Gary Enos
Achieving Clinical Excellence in Behavioral Healthcare with Guests Dennis Grantham and Gary Enos
Achieving Clinical Excellence in Behavioral Healthcare with Guests Dennis Grantham and Gary Enos
Monday 7th November 2011
Join Mary Woods, Dennis Grantham, and Gary Enos as they discuss healthcare reform, brain disease treatments, and workforce development in behavioral healthcare.
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Get the buttons here!Revolutionizing Behavioral Healthcare: Insights from Dennis Grantham and Gary Enos
I think people begin to see it as more of a polar opposite than what it really should be, which is another tool in the toolbox and one that's used best when other tools are used in concert with it.
How do we achieve top-notch care in behavioral health? Mary Woods brings together Dennis Grantham and Gary Enos to explore this question. They dive into the nitty-gritty of healthcare reform, the social costs of public behavioral health services, and how communities are handling the lack of resources. The conversation doesn't shy away from the tough stuff—like the challenges of workforce development and the evolving landscape of brain disease treatments.
Grantham and Enos also highlight the importance of integrating addiction and mental health services with primary care. They argue that treating the whole person, rather than just symptoms, is crucial for long-term recovery. Non-medication therapies get their spotlight too, showing how they can complement medication-based treatments. The episode wraps up with a powerful call to action: get involved in the field and help tackle these pressing issues.
If you're passionate about behavioral healthcare or just curious about the future of treatment, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice.