HEALTHERSHIP ATTEMPTRACTERS DEPOCKS IN TALLAHSSEE – Florida Policy

About 70 suppliers of treatment of mental health and drugs in the community collected in Talahasi to mark A day of behavior of health in Florida.

The group is convened in The Florida History Museum of Capitol To note the day and raise awareness of the problems of mental health in the country and to increase access to treatment.

During the event, the speakers indicated the value of the use of substances and the treatment of mental health and advocated for the right healing services for the Floridians. The event was organized by the Florida Behavioral Health Association (Fbha))

“Behavioral Health Day gives us the opportunity to share the incredible innovations that Florida for mental health and treating the use of substances and partners do every day to help treat our communities,” said Melanie Brown-BeferPresident and CEO of FBHA. “As many of us know, the challenges and disorders of health behavior can affect anyone at any time and make sure that every family has access to services is our top priority.”

Department for Children and Families Secretary Shevown Harris He joined the press conference and pointed out that treating mental health problems and substance abuse is a collective effort from many angles of the state.

“Our department is responsible for the support of the behavioral health care system for people with serious mental illness or disorders in substance abuse, and with the help of our many partners we have so far come into building a healthy system,” Harris said.

“Thanks to the government leadership. Ron Roanis and first lady Casey RobanisAnd the Florida Legislature, and Through Investments to Reduce the Number of Baker Acts and Increase Access To Key Services Such As the 988 Florida Lifeline ance abuse prevention and treatment, we are better able for Support recovery and stability. “

A representative was also present. Traci kosterA Republican from Tampa, who said that mental health and substance abuse affect almost every Floridian.

“I am deeply committed to guarantee that every Floridian has access to the tools and resources needed to thrive in his mental well -being,” Koster said. “Extension for mental health and treating substance use is the reason I fight every day, both in Talahasi and in my area.”

The event also emphasized emergency care and consulting is always available in Florida. Everyone in Florida during a mental health crisis or knows someone who suffers from a crisis can call 9-8-8 on the phone. Casey Robanis has also created “Hope Navigators” that can help families and children through Hope Florida Initiative.

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