The BridgeWay
The BridgeWay
The BridgeWay Features Courtney Phaup, Ph. D., Education, Director of Education
The BridgeWay Features Courtney Phaup, Ph. D., Education, Director of Education
The BridgeWay Features Courtney Phaup, Ph. D., Education, Director of Education
Tuesday 5th April 2022
Dr. Courtney Phaup explores how education supports mental health treatment and destigmatizes mental illness on 'Mental Health Matters'.
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Get the buttons here!Bridging Education and Mental Health: A Conversation with Dr. Courtney Phaup
I love the fact that kids have the opportunity to destigmatize mental illness, addiction, whatever their situation is, and just know that it's just like if they had diabetes, you know they would treat it right. So what you do is very valuable
What if education could be a key player in mental health treatment? In this episode of 'Mental Health Matters with The BridgeWay', host Lisa Fischer chats with Dr. Courtney Phaup, the Director of Education at The BridgeWay. Dr. Phaup dives into the significant role education plays in destigmatizing mental illness and addiction. She shares how The BridgeWay integrates educational programs into their treatment plans to ensure students continue their learning journey while receiving the care they need. Dr.
Phaup also discusses the collaboration with home school districts to facilitate a smooth transition back to school for students post-treatment. Through her experiences, she emphasizes the importance of treating mental health issues with the same seriousness as physical health problems. This episode sheds light on how education can transform lives and support recovery, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in mental health and education.