BHN Summer 2017 Issue

“Meeting the Needs of Our Vulnerable Populations”

Articles in This Issue

• Animal Assisted Therapy for Vulnerable Youth
• Care Coordination Enhances the Medical Model for Individuals with Substance Abuse Disorder
• Collaboration for People with MI/IDD: System Failures and Promising Practices
• Commentary on Treating Vulnerable, Mentally Ill Patients
• Elder Abuse: A Challenge to the Mental Health System
• Have Some CLAS: What Leading Organizations Are Doing to Address Population Health
• Helping the Most Vulnerable Among Vulnerable Populations
• Innovation and Efficacy Modeled at ANDRUS: Meeting a Vulnerable Population Using a Sensory and Body Regulation Approach
• Meeting the Needs of Vulnerable Populations
• Policy and Practice: A Discouraging Disconnect
• Seeking Health Care Services While Undocumented
• Shift in How We Think About Suicide Prevention Needed
• Stopping the Hospital Revolving Door: A Pathway Home to Stable Community Life
• Suicide Prevention as a Core Responsibility
• Suicide Prevention in the Aging
• Supporting Vulnerable Populations: A Model That Can Make a Difference
• The NYSPA Report: Repeal and Replace Should Not Harm Our Most Vulnerable
• Treating Vulnerable, Mentally Ill Patients Who Are Navigating the U.S. Criminal Justice System
• Vulnerable Populations: People of Color in Leadership Roles
• We Must Advocate for Older Adults with Behavioral Health Conditions
• When the Therapist Comes to You: A Model Home Visiting Program for Seniors
• Why Trauma Informed Care with Vulnerable Populations?

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