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Mental Health Business: Clinical Mental Health Education
Mental Health Business: Clinical Mental Health Education
Mental Health Business: Clinical Mental Health Education
Wednesday 18th December 2019
Discover how mental health education bridges clinical practice with academia. Insights from experts in autism and trauma.
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- Early intervention is crucial for autism therapy.
- Massachusetts offers top-rated autism services.
- Trauma competency requires more than just being informed.
- Educators with clinical experience enrich student learning.
- Bay Path University offers innovative mental health programmes.
"There's an unspoken message that there is nothing that cannot be looked upon."
In a world where mental health conversations are becoming more vital, this episode of Mental Health News Radio takes you on a journey through the intersection of clinical practice and academic education. Dr. Mark Benander shares his fascinating career path, discussing his experiences in the field of autism and refugee trauma. As the program director at Bay Path University, Dr. Benander has played a pivotal role in shaping graduate psychology programmes to better equip students for real-world challenges.
He shares his insights on the importance of early intervention and the unique certification process in Massachusetts that helps graduates hit the ground running. Joined by Dr. Kristina Hallett, the conversation expands to cover trauma competency and the need for more mental health professionals in today's society. Dr. Hallett highlights the innovative trauma certificate programme at Bay Path University, designed to provide advanced training for practitioners globally.
The episode is peppered with personal anecdotes and reflections on the profound impact of having educators who are also active clinical practitioners. Kristin Sunanta-Walker, the host, ensures that the dialogue remains engaging, touching on the critical shortage of mental health counsellors and the urgency to address this gap, especially with rising suicide rates. With light humour and heartfelt stories, the episode paints a vivid picture of the dedication required in mental health fields.
For anyone interested in mental health education or looking to understand the nuances of clinical practice, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and a glimpse into the lives of those committed to making a difference. Dive into this enlightening conversation and discover why mental health education is more crucial than ever.