Good news from NY—Mental health courts connect people in crisis with treatment, not jail cells. A new bipartisan bill (S8312) ensures everyone can access these courts, regardless of where they live. When lawmakers work together, people get the care they need!

Our Policy Director @cadenfabbi co-facilitated the opening keynote at the Advancing School Mental Health Conference with incredible youth activists. Young leaders are driving real change in school mental health. Grateful to the panelists for their wisdom. Onward! 🙌

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Meet Marianne Gibson 👋, Inseparable's new Vice President of Youth, Workforce & Crisis Policy. For over a decade, she's helped states and communities turn complex behavioral health challenges into real-world solutions—leading initiatives at the National Governors Association and

Thanks, @SenAlexPadilla and @SenMullin, for leading the way on strengthening cybersecurity for the 988 Lifeline 🙌 Read more 👇 https://t.co/JDryUMz7JX

"10 years ago, I called what is now 988. I didn't see a way out." With 700+ NJ suicide deaths in 2023 & federal funds ending, advocates urge sustainable funding for crisis counselors & mobile teams—not ERs or jails. 12 states acted. NJ's turn.

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It doesn’t have to be this way. States can design policies that keep families covered and children connected to life-saving support. Our action plan shows how — and why this matters more than ever: https://t.co/wGmEZldEAt

The new Medicaid rules are changing things. And for children, the stakes couldn’t be higher. 🚨 When parents lose coverage, children often lose it too — even if they still qualify. Stability is disrupted. Mental health care stops.

We’m thrilled to see the latest list of people innovating in the care system, curated by @the_holding_co:

Big win for mental health in Washington. 💙 The state just fined Regence Blue Shield $550,000 for failing to meet mental health coverage laws — real accountability in action. Insurance Commissioner Patty Kuderer promised this would be a priority, and she’s delivering. Thank

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The 988 Crisis Continuum is building a safer, more compassionate response to mental health crises in NJ — but unstable funding puts it at risk. A small telecom fee (40¢/month) would keep lifesaving services running. This matters.💛 Read more from our partners at @mhanj1 below 👇

Half of Americans who need mental health care don't get it—often because it’s hard to get an appointment to see a doctor. Why? Because insurance companies’ provider directories are full of providers who are out-of-network, retired, or not taking new patients. "Ghost networks."

Caroline's school counselor helped her navigate anxiety. Now she's studying to become one. Schools reach only 47% of recommended psych staffing. School mental health grants supported 775K+ students in 8 months but face House cuts. 📣 Tell Congress to back the Senate's $190M.

We love to see state legislators fighting for better mental health policy. Ending unnecessary prior authorizations will make mental health care easier to access for all New Jerseyans. Thank you @JonBramnick!

Insurers keep finding ways to restrict access to the care people need—even with Medicare. We're happy to see state regulators in ID, DE, NH, & ND stepping up to stop them, protecting seniors' healthcare access. This is what accountability looks like 👏 Read more 👇

/1🚨BREAKING — AFL has filed a federal lawsuit against @BauschLomb for unlawful racial discrimination in board appointments.

6/6 Real talk: Some states figured it out. Our new report "Medicaid, Mental Health, and H.R. 1: A Guide for State Agencies and Policymakers" with @MentalHealthAm gives every state the playbook. This is doable. It's urgent. 📖 Get the report: https://t.co/YirKUnYeVI

5/6 When people lose coverage, even briefly, emergency care costs spike by $650+ monthly. Prevention is cheaper AND better for people. But the system is making it harder to stay covered.

4/6 Nearly 69% of Medicaid coverage losses during the “unwinding” of continuous coverage after the COVID-19 emergency were due to paperwork, not ineligibility.