Breaking Down Barriers: Mental Health Reform and Community Events with Coach Blu
Episode Overview
Discussion of Addict II Athlete events, including the softball tournament and the 2023 annual 5k recovery run Challenges in accessing mental health and addiction counseling due to insurance limitations Highlights of the recent White House proposal for mental health reform Frustration at the lack of bipartisan support for mental health reform Call for dialogue and engagement from listeners
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Imagine tuning into a podcast where your voice matters. 'Overtime With Coach Blu' is exactly that—a space where listeners can jump in, ask questions, and be part of a dynamic conversation. This episode features Coach Blu, a licensed mental health therapist, and Marisa Robinson, Addict II Athlete's Athletic Director. They dive into pressing topics like mental health reform and the importance of accessible counseling services.
With President Biden's recent push for better mental health coverage, the duo discusses how these new regulations could change the landscape of mental health care. But it's not just about policy; they also share exciting updates on community events like the first annual softball tournament and the 2023 5k recovery run. These events aren't just fun—they're vital for building a supportive community.
Coach Blu and Marisa don't shy away from expressing their frustration over the lack of bipartisan support for mental health initiatives. They emphasize the need for comprehensive care and urge listeners to engage in the conversation. So, if you're looking for a podcast that combines real talk about mental health with actionable community involvement, this episode is a must-listen.