AI is no longer futuristic—it’s here, and #behavioralhealth organizations are facing tough questions about implementation.
At @WVBHPA, industry experts will share how to build a strategic #AI roadmap, reduce bias and use AI to scale operations without staff burden. Join us to learn how #augmentedintelligence can support—not replace—your workforce. Learn more: https://t.co/IWvauymx3Y
What a great evening we’ve had at the Recovery Advocacy Day reception. We want to thank the WV Association of Addiction and Prevention Professionals (@AADCWV) for hosting and the incredible work they do for our great state!
This a great move, @mccuskeyforwv! The @WVBHPA is here to support and help meet the needs of WV. Josh has already called ready to learn the landscape and make a difference.
(1/2) We want to sincerely thank Dr. Cynthia Persily for her tenure and accomplishments while serving our great state of West Virginia. Dr. Persily always has been a champion for behavioral health while making the lives better of those she served. We wish her the best of luck..
As Governor Jim Justice's administration draws to a close, @WVHumanServices is celebrating significant accomplishments achieved under the leadership of Cabinet Secretary Cynthia Persily, Ph.D.
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We want to thank everyone who contributed toward a great cause this holiday season, as we were proud to present our donation to the Secret Santa Foundation of West Virginia!
As a member of the WVBHPA, you instantly gain membership to the @NationalCouncil for Mental Wellbeing, expanding your network and advocacy reach beyond West Virginia.
To learn more, https://t.co/mTDhmoXqW7
We applaud all behavioral health workers and officials in our state for their tireless efforts to combat this drug epidemic as overdose deaths in West Virginia continue to decrease!
.@WVHumanServices' Office of Drug Control Policy announced continued progress in reducing overdose deaths across the state. Updated data shows a significant 36% decrease in overdose deaths from January to May 2024 compared to the same period in 2023.
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September is National Suicide Prevention Month. It's critical to recognize when someone is struggling and get them the help they need. We must all work together to end the stigma surrounding suicide and promote awareness in our communities.
(2/2) Intellectual & Developmental Disability (IDD) Waiver workforce. This investment in our workforce will ensure the highest quality of care for our state's IDDW individuals and we are grateful for this exciting announcement!
(1/2) We would like to extend our sincerest thank you and gratitude to @WVGovernor Jim Justice, DoHS Secretary Dr. Cynthia Persily, Commissioner Cindy Beane, and everyone who worked alongside our providers to secure Medicaid reimbursement rate increases for our state's..
It’s been a busy morning on the Hill! We’ve been meeting with our state lawmakers to ensure quality access and growth to behavioral health for all West Virginians.
-SAMHSA’s 24/7 treatment referral and information service. https://t.co/47X4jZyXN6
-988 Suicide & Crisis https://t.co/PlFr3ENpSI
-24/7 crisis support services to LGBTQ+ young people. https://t.co/wEfz93qNh3
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Despite recent strides in how our society approaches mental wellbeing, many Americans still don’t have access to the high-quality, comprehensive treatment, and care they need.
DYK that:
- 1 in 5 U.S. adults experience mental illness yearly.
cont'd:
- Only 47% of U.S. adults with mental illness received treatment in 2021.
Remember, you and your mental health matter. If you are struggling, there is help out there.
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