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The BridgeWay Features Whitney Miller, Mobile Assessment Coordinator

Tuesday 2nd August 2022

Whitney Miller discusses her role as a Mobile Assessment Coordinator, addressing bullying and narcissistic behavior in mental health care.
16 minutes
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Whitney Miller: Navigating Mental Health Challenges as a Mobile Assessment Coordinator

It's all bullying. And I swear there's nothing about me a bully, I'm just honest.
Whitney Miller has a job that demands empathy, patience, and a keen understanding of human behavior. As a Mobile Assessment Coordinator at The BridgeWay, she plays a pivotal role in assessing patients' mental health needs and guiding them toward the right treatment. In this episode of 'Mental Health Matters,' Whitney opens up about her experiences on the front lines of mental health care.
She shares how she builds rapport with patients by tapping into their interests and passions, making them feel heard and understood. One of the significant issues Whitney encounters is bullying, particularly among adolescents. She explains how this pervasive problem can severely impact young minds and emphasizes the importance of creating safe spaces for these individuals to express their feelings. Whitney also delves into the complexities of dealing with narcissistic patients, who often challenge the norms and make care more complicated.
Through her stories, she illustrates the profound impact that compassionate care can have on both patients and their families. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in mental health care, providing valuable insights into the challenges and triumphs faced by those who dedicate their lives to helping others.