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Diagnonsense Ep. 9: All Bills go to Heaven
Diagnonsense Ep. 9: All Bills go to Heaven
Diagnonsense Ep. 9: All Bills go to Heaven
Wednesday 15th June 2022
Join Michelle Overstreet on Diagnonsense Ep. 9 as she discusses HB172's impact on mental health care and the importance of human connection.
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Get the buttons here!Bills, Laws, and Mental Health: Diagnonsense Ep. 9
I think there's room for all of us at this table, but really- and you alluded to this earlier- the most important voices are going to be the voices of those who have already walked through fire.
Ever wondered what happens when a bill becomes a law and how it impacts real lives? In this episode of Diagnonsense, Michelle Overstreet, the CEO of MY House, joins the conversation to break down HB172, a crucial crisis intervention bill in Alaska. Together with the hosts, she dives into the nuts and bolts of how this legislation will shape psychiatric care and affect Alaskans in need.
Michelle brings a unique perspective, emphasizing the value of human connections and lived experiences in mental health care. She also discusses the peer support model, shedding light on its pivotal role in supporting those undergoing treatment. The episode wraps up with a powerful call to action: a movement to enhance mental health services and reduce involuntary treatments. If you're curious about the intersection of law and mental health, this episode is a must-listen.