Show Me State of Mind: A Journey Through Behavioral Health
Show Me State of Mind: A Journey Through Behavioral Health
Podcast Description
Welcome to "Show Me State of Mind," a new podcast hosted by Brent McGinty, CEO and President of the Missouri Behavioral Health Council. With over 12 years of experience in the field, Brent invites listeners to explore the innovative progress in mental health happening in Missouri. From his extensive background, including roles in the Department of Mental Health and the Missouri Senate, Brent brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table.Join us for engaging discussions with state leaders, legislative members, and community-based provider leadership. Each episode delves into the remarkable advancements Missouri has made in programs like MAT, SUD, CCBHC, and healthcare homes, as well as collaborations with law enforcement through CIT programs. Expect to hear stories, challenges, and the shared experiences of those at the forefront of mental health innovation."Show Me State of Mind" is not just a historical record but an ongoing platform for learning and exploration aimed at fostering a deeper connection among listeners. Subscribe now to embark on this exciting journey of discovery and growth in the field of behavioral health.
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The podcast primarily focuses on advancements in mental health care, community integration, and legislative impact, with episodes examining topics such as Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), Substance Use Disorder (SUD) programs, and the Critical Community Behavioral Health Center (CCBHC) initiatives. It also addresses collaborations with law enforcement through Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs and shares personal stories and challenges from mental health advocates and providers.
Welcome to “Show Me State of Mind,” a new podcast hosted by Brent McGinty, CEO and President of the Missouri Behavioral Health Council. With over 12 years of experience in the field, Brent invites listeners to explore the innovative progress in mental health happening in Missouri. From his extensive background, including roles in the Department of Mental Health and the Missouri Senate, Brent brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table.
Join us for engaging discussions with state leaders, legislative members, and community-based provider leadership. Each episode delves into the remarkable advancements Missouri has made in programs like MAT, SUD, CCBHC, and healthcare homes, as well as collaborations with law enforcement through CIT programs. Expect to hear stories, challenges, and the shared experiences of those at the forefront of mental health innovation.
“Show Me State of Mind” is not just a historical record but an ongoing platform for learning and exploration aimed at fostering a deeper connection among listeners. Subscribe now to embark on this exciting journey of discovery and growth in the field of behavioral health.
In this episode, Brent sits down with Dorn Shuffman to revisit the people, decisions, and pressures that shaped the last two decades of mental health policy in Missouri. Dorn shares stories from the early days of state government, the importance of the Missouri Mental Health Commission, and the challenges of navigating political and budget headwinds while keeping the focus on Missourians served.
Then Rachelle Glavin joins the conversation to highlight the behind-the-scenes work that built Health Homes: transitioning nurse liaisons, learning hard lessons about workload and data integrity, and evolving from Excel files to integrated reporting. The result is a candid look at how Missouri turned big ideas into real-world systems change.
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