West Virginia Behavioral Healthcare Providers Assoc.
West Virginia Behavioral Healthcare Providers Assoc.
Dr. Ashleigh Parker, CEO of Crittenton Services
Dr. Ashleigh Parker, CEO of Crittenton Services
Dr. Ashleigh Parker, CEO of Crittenton Services
Monday 4th November 2024
Join Dr. Ashleigh Parker as she shares her inspiring journey in behavioural health and the impactful work at Crittenton Services.
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West Virginia Behavioral Healthcare Providers Assoc.
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Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
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Sobriety Success Stories
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Get the buttons here!Dr. Ashleigh Parker's Journey: From Aspiring Paediatrician to Behavioural Health Leader
Episode Overview
- Dr. Parker's journey from aspiring paediatrician to behavioural health leader
- Crittenton Services' focus on helping pregnant and parenting teen girls
- Introduction of a new autism spectrum disorder programme at Crittenton
- Challenges posed by substance abuse disorder in West Virginia
- The impact of Crittenton's services on children and families
I knew that I needed to do and be something a little bit greater than what I was kind of challenged with at the moment
Ever wondered what drives someone to dedicate their life to behavioural health? Dr. Ashleigh Parker, CEO of Crittenton Services, shares her fascinating journey in this episode of The Association Spotlight Series. Hosted by Lake Morehouse, the conversation kicks off with Dr. Parker's background and her path from aspiring paediatrician to becoming a key figure in behavioural health management. You'll hear about her early career at the Cleveland Clinic and how it shaped her passion for helping others. Dr.
Parker discusses the critical services provided by Crittenton, including residential care for pregnant and parenting teen girls and an exciting new programme for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) on their campus. She highlights the pressing issue of substance abuse disorder in West Virginia, especially among youth, and the impact it has on their community. Dr. Parker's insights are both eye-opening and inspiring, offering a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of working in behavioural health.
Whether you're interested in mental health, substance use disorder, or simply looking for a compelling story of dedication and resilience, this episode is a must-listen. So why not dive in and discover how Dr. Parker and her team are making a difference in the lives of children and families in need?