State of Jackson: Making behavioral health healthier
Sometimes even those who help us feel better feel bad. Jackson’s mental and behavioral health providers say that there’s not enough of them to go around. They’re burning out. And a new batch of providers arriving since the pandemic means many don’t know all the resources are available to help their clients. Licensed clinical social workers Elizabeth Cheroutes and Deidre Ashley talk with co-host Pete Muldoon about the new efforts to change that. The inaugural Mental Health Spring Collaborative Conference runs April 30 to May 2. Providers can register and find more information at…
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