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Self Disclosed is a weekly podcast for Medicaid executives, clinical leaders, and anyone else tasked with the nearly impossible job of delivering better mental health outcomes for underserved youth — under budget, under pressure, and under public scrutiny.
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Why "Just Get Them Into Therapy" Stopped Working with Carmine DiMaro @ One Mind (opens the original)
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Carmine Di Maro reads hundreds of mental health startup pitches a year. He has watched 51 companies go through the One Mind Accelerator, raise $1.45 billion between them, and in some cases shut down. He also spent his first job out of college mired in addiction, reading every self-help book he could find, convinced that needing help was a personal failing. Both of those things are load-bearing in this conversation. Patrick and Carmine met in 2023, when Somethings was one of eleven companies in t
It's Hard to Be a Human, So Help Someone | Laura Nolan, PhD, Director at Manatt (opens the original)
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Laura Nolan joined the Peace Corps out of college because she'd found community health at the very end of school, fallen for it, and wanted to go somewhere far from where she grew up. She landed in the Fiji Islands, assigned to a women's group, and spent the first stretch of her service talking to them about health and how to cook healthy food. Nobody was interested. Nobody wanted to hang out with her. So she stopped talking and started watching. What she saw was that health wasn't anywhere near
Stop Asking What’s Wrong With People | Dr. Jean Wright, NYC DOHMH (opens the original)
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In this episode of Self Disclosed, we sit down with Dr. H. Jean Wright II, founder and CEO of Mental Health Success Boost and former Executive Deputy Commissioner of Mental Hygiene at NYC DOHMH, on why the question you ask about a person decides the answer you get. We cover: ✅ Why “what happened to you” opens a conversation and “what’s wrong with you” shuts one down ✅ The interviews Jean refused to run until the guards took the leg irons and chains off ✅ How a Philadelphia division that started
How to Fix Youth Mental Health Without Training More Therapists | Dr. Amber Childs @ Somethings (opens the original)
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Dr. Amber Childs has spent nearly 15 years working on one question: how do we actually get young people the mental health care they need? Early in her training she was writing discharge plans for teenagers, telling families the soonest available clinician was 12 weeks out, and bridging the gap with emergency services. The math never worked, and it still doesn't. Amber is a licensed clinical psychologist, associate professor of psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine, and now Chief Clinical Officer
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