Cross System Integration as a Means for Reducing Stigma - Karen Larsen, MFT
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Yolo County has a population of over 200,000 with diverse cultures and geography. The county aims to reduce stigma around mental health and substance abuse issues through cross-system integration. This includes partnerships between child welfare, probation, mental health, primary care, housing services, health plans, law enforcement, and courts to provide a trauma-informed and continuum of care through programs like bridge to housing, substance abuse screening and treatment, mental health courts, and outpatient commitment. The goal is to connect all social and health services to improve outcomes for those struggling with mental health and substance abuse issues.
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- Introduce self Educational and Employment background My own history of integration SA + MH + PC + county @ county – integrating health, ADMH, DESS Probation in building
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