Building a Resilient Tomorrow: Ensuring Access to Child and Adolescent Mental Healthcare
Join to learn how your organization can provide fast access to comprehensive mental healthcare for the whole family.
Replay our Conversation
"Young people are often misunderstood, which is very unfortunate when they’re seeking help. It means a lot to have someone who actually hears them and cares about what they’re going through."
Kelli Washington, LPCC, Spring Health Provider
Only 20% of children with emotional, behavioral, or mental health issues receive care from a specialized mental healthcare provider.
The lack of access to early interventions, in the form of therapy and other mental health services, means that parents don’t know where to turn to get their child help. And a recent report reveals that mental health is a parent's biggest concern about their children’s wellbeing.
Join us as we delve into ways organizations and health plans can provide fast access to comprehensive mental healthcare for the entire family. You will learn:
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The common mental health challenges children and adolescents are facing
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The impact of these challenges on organizations, families, and the individual
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The many benefits and considerations in taking a family-first approach to mental healthcare
Meet the Speaker
Lead Content Manager, Spring Health
Lynn Burrell, M.S.Ed, P.D
Lynn Burrell is a Lead Content Manager for Spring Health. She began her career in clinical research (Harvard’s Brigham and Women's Hospital, Cornell Medical School/New York-Presbyterian Hospital), working with heart patients in behavioral health. Understanding the importance of Early Interventions, she changed careers and became a school psychologist.