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The Future of Youth Mental Health with Dr. Benjamin Miller

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What’s the most significant barrier facing youth and families when it comes to mental health care? Today, Dr. Benjamin Miller, a leading expert in mental health and adjunct faculty at Stanford School of Medicine, joins us to unpack the pressing challenges and opportunities in reforming the youth mental health system. Drawing on his extensive experience, Dr. Miller sheds light on key issues, such as the ongoing struggle for access to care, the complexities of navigating fragmented systems, and the importance of equity in mental health services. He also delves into the vital role of schools and communities in delivering care and the need for innovative approaches to system reform. Tune in as Dr. Miller shares his thoughts on how Colorado’s efforts can serve as a model for other states, while also emphasizing the importance of public accountability and community engagement in creating meaningful change. Don’t miss this insightful conversation on the future of youth mental health care!
Key Points From This Episode:

  • Common themes from advocates on what needs system reform in youth mental health.
  • How different states are spending their time, energy, and resources on youth mental health.
  • Suggested reforms for how schools can deliver more effective mental health care.
  • What the current administration has done to invest in resources for mental health in schools.
  • The Colorado class-action lawsuit; failing to provide essential youth mental health services.
  • Dr. Miller’s insights on ensuring that the state complies with the settlement agreement.
  • Why building a culture of shared accountability is essential for impactful change.
  • Challenges with major reforms; creating new structures, not just tweaking existing ones.
  • What mental health care can learn from successful companies about creative reforms.
  • Colorado’s complex mental health system; how to simplify it for better effectiveness.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Dr. Benjamin Miller on LinkedIn

Speak Our Minds on Instagram

Speak Our Minds on YouTube
Speak Our Minds on Facebook

Speak Our Minds on X

Speak Our Minds

Heidi Baskfield

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What’s the most significant barrier facing youth and families when it comes to mental health care? Today, Dr. Benjamin Miller, a leading expert in mental health and adjunct faculty at Stanford School of Medicine, joins us to unpack the pressing challenges and opportunities in reforming the youth mental health system. Drawing on his extensive experience, Dr. Miller sheds light on key issues, such as the ongoing struggle for access to care, the complexities of navigating fragmented systems, and the importance of equity in mental health services. He also delves into the vital role of schools and communities in delivering care and the need for innovative approaches to system reform. Tune in as Dr. Miller shares his thoughts on how Colorado’s efforts can serve as a model for other states, while also emphasizing the importance of public accountability and community engagement in creating meaningful change. Don’t miss this insightful conversation on the future of youth mental health care!
Key Points From This Episode:

  • Common themes from advocates on what needs system reform in youth mental health.
  • How different states are spending their time, energy, and resources on youth mental health.
  • Suggested reforms for how schools can deliver more effective mental health care.
  • What the current administration has done to invest in resources for mental health in schools.
  • The Colorado class-action lawsuit; failing to provide essential youth mental health services.
  • Dr. Miller’s insights on ensuring that the state complies with the settlement agreement.
  • Why building a culture of shared accountability is essential for impactful change.
  • Challenges with major reforms; creating new structures, not just tweaking existing ones.
  • What mental health care can learn from successful companies about creative reforms.
  • Colorado’s complex mental health system; how to simplify it for better effectiveness.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Dr. Benjamin Miller on LinkedIn

Speak Our Minds on Instagram

Speak Our Minds on YouTube
Speak Our Minds on Facebook

Speak Our Minds on X

Speak Our Minds

Heidi Baskfield

  continue reading

14 episodes

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