Director - Behavioral Health Institute - Harborview Medical Center | UW, Medicine Part-time instructor UW School of Social Work, citesRISE Senior Advisor
Are you anxious, sad, scared, shocked? Please share how you're feeling in our anonymous online survey. Your insights will help us support young people's #mentalhealth and well-being around the world. https://t.co/zJiqvqcgGx #COVID19
Youth Realities During Covid-19 Survey - please take a few minutes to complete and share with young people in your life. We want to hear from them! https://t.co/xHhf5JIayY
Excited to participate in this important training today! Workplaces have an important role to play in creating an environment for employees in recovery to thrive!
#UNGA goes into full swing today and I’m looking forward to connecting with colleagues, friends and partners to discuss ways to transform #mentalhealth policy and practice globally. (I ❤️ the East River view of the beautiful @UN HQ and NYC’s iconic buildings)
I’ve recently become interested in big data and AI and its role in public policy @Zencityio This description of different forms of analytics helps capture why this has my attention. Distilling massive amounts of data about a community into actionable items has huge potential.
Team Seattle citesRISE is working to create mental health friendly communities through the mobilization of young people. Exciting things are happening!
The team and I are learning and partnering with amazing #mentalhealth leaders in Seattle this week. We had a great working session @Recovery_Cafe, a lovely cafe and community model for helping people in recovery find community and support.
The team and I are learning and partnering with amazing #mentalhealth leaders in Seattle this week. We had a great working session @Recovery_Cafe, a lovely cafe and community model for helping people in recovery find community and support.
More great work coming from my colleagues at the UW. More reason to expand acces to MAT options. Researchers find alarming risk for people coming off opioids https://t.co/dSTi9n23uK
Imagine approaching hope, gratitude, love and now optimism as teachable skills. Add in laughter and ability to create lasting and meaningful connections. Wow! https://t.co/SwEoWmedrW
This is great news and progress. Keeping people alive in any health crisis should be our first priority! Anyone in Washington state can now obtain Naloxone, the opioid overdose medication | The Seattle Times https://t.co/xuHSFCnzPr