April 1, 2011 Gary A. Enos, Contributing Editor
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A Rhode Island CMHC incorporates primary care both in-house and out in the community
March 23, 2011 Ron Manderscheid, PhD, Executive Director, NACBHDD
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National conference says they're a necessary innovation for behavioral healthcare
February 24, 2011 Dennis Grantham, Editor-in-Chief
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McCaffrey, Eckert advocate monthly naltrexone injections to close “treatment gap”
February 17, 2011 Jack Carney, DSW
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In the struggle to link consumers to primary healthcare services, we often asked ourselves a series of questions. Were consumers simply indifferent to their own well-being? Were the barriers to good healthcare for persons with serious mental illnesses simply too great for them and their case managers to overcome?
February 1, 2011 Ron Manderscheid, PhD, Executive Director, NACBHD
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Creative, well-managed behavioral health system brings global attention to San Antonio area
December 8, 2010 Dennis Grantham, Senior Editor
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Though he retired in July after some 35 years as a community mental health professional, Jack Carney, DSW, the former senior director of the FEGS
November 1, 2010 Dennis Grantham, Senior Editor
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Substance-use treatment team seeks to build “center of excellence” in Baghdad
October 19, 2010 Lindsay Barba
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This past weekend, the Council on Social Work Education conference was held in Portland, Ore. And while social workers gathered to share innovations and experiences in the industry to enhance their clinical practices, attendees were in for a “real” treat from the University of Southern California (USC) School of Social Work—a treat so real, in fact, it would look much like reality.
September 10, 2010 Dennis Grantham, Senior Editor
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One of the greatest impediments to success in any treatment program is the shame faced by many individuals with substance use problems. In an NCAD
September 1, 2010 William M. Glazer, MD
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Recent efforts shed light on antipsychotic dosing, but find much work is left to be done
July 8, 2010 Dennis Grantham, Senior Editor
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Fresh from a day of policy briefings, some 500 behavioral health advocates joined National Council leaders on Capitol Hill on June 30 to press
July 1, 2010 Pamela Schuble, Gregg Graham, and David Covington
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Just a few years ago, Georgians in crisis or in need of behavioral health services had two options: find a provider on their own or call one of 25
