Jacob Minnig
Jacob Minnig
"Saving the Behavioral Health Field " Interview with Kevin Doyle, Ed.D., Counselor Education and Benjamin Caldwell, PsyD, Marital and Family Therapy
"Saving the Behavioral Health Field " Interview with Kevin Doyle, Ed.D., Counselor Education and Benjamin Caldwell, PsyD, Marital and Family Therapy
"Saving the Behavioral Health Field " Interview with Kevin Doyle, Ed.D., Counselor Education and Benjamin Caldwell, PsyD, Marital and Family Therapy
Monday 10th July 2023
Kevin Doyle and Benjamin Caldwell discuss the challenges facing the behavioral health field and propose solutions for a sustainable future.
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Episode Overview
- The shortage of professionals in the behavioral health field is at an all-time high, with educational programs facing significant declines in staff and enrolment.
- Systemic barriers and low pay have contributed to burnout and dissatisfaction among professionals in the field.
- Advocacy efforts and alternative admissions processes are being explored to address the challenges and reform the industry.
- The conversation extends to the urgent need for policy reforms and the importance of active participation in legislative discussions.
- The episode sheds light on the financial strain and low pay experienced by practitioners, highlighting the need for systemic changes.
There's a substantial shortage of people just entering the behavioral health field... educational programs for mental health and staff are at an all-time low...
Ever wondered what it takes to reshape the behavioral health field? This episode of Behavioral Health Integration dives deep into that very question. Host Jacob Minnig is joined by Kevin Doyle, Ed.D., and Benjamin Caldwell, PsyD, two leading voices in the industry, who aren't afraid to tackle the tough issues head-on. Benjamin kicks things off by sharing his motivations behind writing 'Saving Psychotherapy', setting the stage for a candid discussion on the current state of mental health and addiction services.
The conversation highlights the pressing workforce challenges, including low pay and high turnover rates, that are plaguing the field. Both guests provide their professional insights into why these issues persist and what can be done to address them. They explore potential solutions, from rethinking counselor supervision hours to advocating for policy changes that could make the profession more sustainable for future generations.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone invested in the future of behavioral health, whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out. It offers a blend of personal anecdotes and broader systemic analysis, making it both engaging and informative.