CASAT Conversations

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CASAT Conversations

CASAT Conversations is a resource for exploring behavioral health topics. These topics explore the complex connection between how our environment, behaviors and actions impact our health and wellbeing. With a wide-range of timely topics, CASAT Conversations is geared towards having meaningful conversations with people sharing their capacity for personal growth and change, coupled with subject matter expert educational insights. Contact us at Learning@casat.org anytime! Funding for the podcast was provided by the Nevada Resilience Project.

  1. Season 6 Episode 2 | Lessons in Leadership: Nancy Roget on Workforce Development and the Future of Behavioral Health

    19H AGO

    Season 6 Episode 2 | Lessons in Leadership: Nancy Roget on Workforce Development and the Future of Behavioral Health

    In this episode of CASAT Conversations, we are honored to welcome Nancy Roget, Executive Director of CASAT, whose decades-long career has been dedicated to advancing substance use and mental health services. From her early days as a direct care provider to her leadership in workforce development and training, Nancy has remained steadfast in her mission to improve healthcare systems, challenge the status quo, and foster a culture of excellence and compassion. Under her leadership, CASAT has grown into a multi-million dollar, grant-funded center that provides invaluable resources for academic programs, prevention services, and professional development. Beyond her impressive achievements, it is Nancy’s unwavering dedication to mentorship and innovation that has left a lasting impact. Whether supporting student-led initiatives or shaping the next generation of professionals, she continues to inspire those around her to push for meaningful change in the field. Now, Nancy reflects on her career, sharing insights on workforce challenges, emerging trends, and the critical need for training and support in behavioral health. She also offers invaluable advice for young professionals and discusses the legacy she hopes to leave behind. In this episode, Nancy discusses: The key experiences and pivotal moments that shaped her careerChallenges and gaps in the behavioral health workforce todayInnovations and trends that excite her for the futureThe growing importance of telehealth and hybrid service deliveryHer advice for young professionals entering the fieldWhat keeps her motivated after years of dedicated serviceThe lasting impact she hopes to leave on the field of substance use and mental healthJoin us for an inspiring conversation about leadership, innovation, and the enduring commitment to improving lives through behavioral health services. Key words: mental health, telehealth, healthcare leadership, prevention services, young professionals, compassion, legacy in health Resources: https://casat.org/academic/tele-behavioral-health-services-certificate/

    1h 1m
  2. Season 6 Episode 1 | Unlocking Transformation: David Mee-Lee’s Wisdom on Behavior Change and Person-Centered Care

    APR 2

    Season 6 Episode 1 | Unlocking Transformation: David Mee-Lee’s Wisdom on Behavior Change and Person-Centered Care

    In this episode of CASAT Conversations, we are honored to welcome Dr. David Mee-Lee, a psychiatrist and addiction specialist whose decades-long career has been dedicated to bridging the mental health and addiction treatment fields. Known for his innovative approach to person-centered care, Dr. Mee-Lee has worked tirelessly to dismantle stigma, foster compassionate relationships, and create healthcare systems that focus on the individual. His expertise in facilitating behavior change and treating co-occurring disorders has influenced the development of addiction treatment units and shaped managed care systems serving millions. Now retired, Dr. Mee-Lee reflects on his transformative career and shares invaluable insights into the power of behavior change, individualized care, and the importance of respect and compassion in the healing process. From his pioneering work in the 1980s to his ongoing advocacy for effective, compassionate care, Dr. Mee-Lee continues to inspire the next generation of professionals in addiction and mental health. Tune in to hear his lessons, advice, and wisdom for those looking to make a meaningful impact in the field. In this episode, Dr. Mee-Lee discusses: The origins of his passion for psychiatry and addiction treatment Key lessons in creating and sustaining person-centered care systems Effective strategies for combating stigma in healthcare Essential messages for professionals entering the field today Advice on navigating changes in healthcare delivery and policy Reflections on his lasting impact and guidance for future leaders Join us for a deep dive into the powerful, transformative potential of behavior change and the enduring importance of individualized care. Key words: mental health, person-centered care, mental health experts, innovative approaches Resources: https://www.davidmeelee.com/

    55 min
  3. Season 5 Episode 6: The Power of Faith: Nurturing Mental Health with Dr. Harold Koenig

    10/25/2023

    Season 5 Episode 6: The Power of Faith: Nurturing Mental Health with Dr. Harold Koenig

    Join us for a captivating interview with Dr. Harold Koenig, professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Duke University. In this enlightening episode, we explore the vast benefits that religion offers for mental health. Dr. Koenig explains the difference between spirituality and religion, shedding light on their unique aspects, and the challenges of studying spirituality within research. You'll also hear about the significance of faith and its impact on mental well-being, and we delve into the key implications to consider when embracing the importance of religion and spirituality in public health, and explore how it translates into shaping public policy. Moreover, we emphasize the importance of a patient-centered approach when it comes to integrating religion, spirituality, and spiritually based practices like mindfulness. Finally, we touch upon the concept of moral injury and how religion can provide invaluable support in healing.Tune in and expand your understanding of the profound connections between spirituality, religion, mental health, and holistic care. Key words: spirituality, mental health, holistic care, religion Resources: Duke University Center for Spirituality, Theology and Health https://spiritualityandhealth.duke.edu/ Nothing More Important: A Book about Faith (for a general audience) ($7.99) https://www.amazon.com/Nothing-More-Important-about-Faith/dp/B0BZF8NVNJ/

    51 min

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CASAT Conversations is a resource for exploring behavioral health topics. These topics explore the complex connection between how our environment, behaviors and actions impact our health and wellbeing. With a wide-range of timely topics, CASAT Conversations is geared towards having meaningful conversations with people sharing their capacity for personal growth and change, coupled with subject matter expert educational insights. Contact us at Learning@casat.org anytime! Funding for the podcast was provided by the Nevada Resilience Project.

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