Скачать или смотреть Barriers to access to mental health care: What are health care providers doing to remove them?

This GeneSight Cares Webinar was held on November 19, 2020. Barriers to access to mental health care were identified by our renowned panelists as including stigma; lack of trust in medical institutions; scarcity of resources and clinicians; and insurance. Listen to this energetic conversation and learn how health care and religious leaders are working to remove these barriers.Meet the panelists who shared their insight into both the challenges of getting good mental health care--and potential solutions.

Lesa Caffee is a Nurse Practitioner with Senior Wellness Group in Royal Oak, Michigan. She sees a largely senior population in a mostly rural area. Good evening, Lesa.

Dr. Travis Mickelson is a psychiatrist and medical director of Mental Health Integration at Intermountain Healthcare in Salt Lake City, UT. Dr. Mickelson is at the forefront of helping primary care physicians be better mental health care providers. Dr. Mickelson, thank you for joining us.

Rev. Edwin Lloyd is the Pastor of the Allen Chapel AME Church in Asbury Park NJ. He brings his belief in mental health care to his ministry and encourages members of his congregation to get help for their depression and anxiety. Good evening Reverend Lloyd.

Dr. Balin A. Durr is a child, adolescent and adult psychiatrist at the Will County Community Health Center in Joilet IL. It is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), which receives federal funding and provides care to all with a focus on delivering services in areas of clinical shortage – like mental health. Dr. Durr is the author of Heaven Abounds in You and has a podcast about addiction, depression and suicide titled Today's Mental Health.