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Brendan Cutuli
Brendan Cutuli
Friday Insights Ep. 8 | Limiting Mental Health Services in MA
Friday Insights Ep. 8 | Limiting Mental Health Services in MA
Friday 28th June 2019
Brendan Cutuli discusses the impact of reduced mental health services in Massachusetts on patients seeking care. Tune in for valuable insights.
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Mental Insights is a conversation aimed in understanding all sides of mental health, addiction recovery and homelessness. Each interview will include a personal story or expert within one of these fie...(view more)
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Get the buttons here!Massachusetts Faces Mental Health Service Reductions: What It Means for Patients
I think the small inpatient, outpatient approaches to providing services for whether it's mental health, whether it's drug addiction, is extremely important, because you need that community environment, you need that support for everyone to be able to feel comfortable and seek out those resources within a matter of minutes.
Imagine needing urgent mental health support, only to find that the nearest facility has closed its doors. In this episode of 'Mental Insights', Brendan Cutuli sheds light on a pressing issue affecting Massachusetts: the reduction of mental health units. As more facilities shut down, patients are left scrambling for resources that are now harder to reach. Brendan's discussion is not just about statistics; it's about real people facing real challenges in accessing the care they desperately need.
He highlights the critical role of community-based inpatient and outpatient services, which offer a lifeline for those struggling with mental health and addiction. Brendan also shares research and statistics, making a compelling case for why these services are indispensable. If you're concerned about the state of mental health care or know someone who might be affected, this episode offers valuable insights and a call to action.
Tune in to understand the broader implications and what can be done to advocate for better mental health services.