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New Utah Law to Grow the Behavioral Health Workforce
Utah is at the forefront of efforts to improve its residents’ access to behavioral health services. In February 2024, the state passed Senate Bill 26, a bill to remove barriers to licensure and grow the behavioral health workforce.
Key Takeaways: Building Capacity in the Behavioral Health Workforce
There is widespread recognition of the challenges in recruiting and retaining behavioral health professionals. For context, these challenges are not new; they exist across the nation, they were evident before the COVID-19 pandemic, and they were exacerbated by the pandemic.
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Pathways to Resilience works across all sectors and types of employers including government, community-based organizations, health care providers, and private companies to become more trauma responsive.
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A monthly forum for state executive, legislative, and judicial branch staff to discuss and debate cross-sector practices for responding to trauma and building resilience.
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Addressing the Impact of Social Media on Youth
In an increasingly digitalized world, safeguarding the online wellbeing of our youth is a top concern. Join us in April to explore policy considerations such as enhancing content and privacy regulations on social media platforms, collaborating with tech companies to bolster safety features, and investing in mental health support related to social media use for youth that are essential steps in protecting them online.
Watch the latest Pathways Learning Network session
The Pathways Learning Network convened on February 13, 2024 for a discussion on optimizing health workforce licensure data, methodology for assessing workforce needs, and new behavioral health licenses to improve safety and bridge skill gaps.