Conversations about Youth Mental Health in New Mexico
Conversations about Youth Mental Health in New Mexico
Podcast Description
New Mexico simply doesn’t have enough youth mental health specialists, which means that primary care providers and school staff are often asked to address youth mental health needs. Join the conversation as we discuss some of the best practices and new ideas in mental health services for children and adolescents in NM. Listen as we talk with medical providers, behavioral health specialists, policy makers, parents/caregivers, young people and more. New Mexico has many extraordinary people, organizations and communities who are working hard to make a difference for children and teens in our state — let’s hear what they have to say. This podcast is hosted by NM-ABC, a free program that is a partnership between the UNM Center for Development and Disability and the NM Dept of Health.
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Focuses on youth mental health services and best practices, with episodes covering topics like effective family partnerships in managing mental health, policy implications for children's mental health, and community initiatives aimed at supporting adolescents.
New Mexico simply doesn’t have enough youth mental health specialists, which means that primary care providers and school staff are often asked to address youth mental health needs. Join the conversation as we discuss some of the best practices and new ideas in mental health services for children and adolescents in NM. Listen as we talk with medical providers, behavioral health specialists, policy makers, parents/caregivers, young people and more. New Mexico has many extraordinary people, organizations and communities who are working hard to make a difference for children and teens in our state — let’s hear what they have to say. This podcast is hosted by NM-ABC, a free program that is a partnership between the UNM Center for Development and Disability and the NM Dept of Health.
In this podcast, former State Senator Jerry Ortiz y Pino reflects about where NM has been–and where it’s going–with behavioral health services. During this huge system reorganization in our state, it is helpful to think about how systems can work more collaboratively and bring an informed approach to policy and funding decisions. Sen. Ortiz y Pino shares his perspective as someone who has been involved with NM service systems for many decades, and offers his unique insight on these changes.
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