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Welcome to Behavioral Health Today, a podcast where we tackle trending topics in behavioral and mental health. The podcast is designed to share unique and relevant topics occurring within our world and communities, while bringing them a mental health perspective for Psychologists, Counselors, Social Workers, and Marriage Family Therapists.
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You don't need to be a therapist to save a life. You just need the courage to put a friendship on the line and start a difficult conversation. On this episode of Behavioral Health Today, host Peter Fenger sits down with mental health advocate, speaker, and Project 55 co-founder, Dr. Justin Goodman. Following a powerful personal journey through high-stakes performance, addiction, and recovery, Justin realized a critical truth: the people closest to a crisis are usually the first to notice, yet the last to be equipped to help. To change that narrative, his 501(c)(3) nonprofit provides entirely free training that has already empowered over 35,000 citizens to step up as mental health first responders. Tune in as Peter and Justin explore how we can break the stigma, bridge the treatment gap, and give ordinary people the practical tools they need to recognize a crisis and support those quietly struggling in our workplaces and communities. Earn CE credit while you listen. Discover our new Podcast-Based CE courses: https://ceucreationsinc.com/bht For more information about Project 55, please visit: https://project55.org If you would like to learn more about Mental Health First Responder Training: https://project55.org/train/ For more information about Justin Goodman, please visit: https://justinpgoodman.com Connect with Project 55 on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/project55/
Technology isn't replacing human connection; it's scaling it, bridging rural gaps, and dismantling the stigma surrounding behavioral health. On this episode of Behavioral Health Today, host Sharlee Dixon welcomes Dr. Tom Milam. Tom is a seasoned psychiatrist with nearly thirty years of experience who serves as the Chief Medical Officer at Iris Telehealth. Iris Telehealth is a leading provider that partners with hospitals, community clinics, and health systems nationwide to deliver quality, seamlessly integrated virtual behavioral health programs. In his role as CMO, Dr. Milam, who earned his medical degree from the University of Virginia and completed his residency at Duke, leads a massive group of clinicians providing evidence-based care across forty-five states. He dedicated much of his career to academic medicine and pioneering grant-funded telemedicine programs, and today he’s here to help us understand how Iris is helping organizations bridge the gap between financial sustainability and exceptional mental health access. I am excited to have Tom with me today to explore his journey into telemedicine and discuss how Iris Telehealth bridges the gap for healthcare leaders by transforming behavioral health from an underfunded systemic bottleneck into a clinically integrated, financially sustainable virtual care model. For more information about the Iris Telehealth, please visit: https://www.iristelehealth.com For additional resources about telepsychiatry, please visit: https://www.iristelehealth.com/resources/ For white papers by Iris Telehealth, please visit: https://www.iristelehealth.com/white-papers/ Read the Iris Telehealth blog at: https://www.iristelehealth.com/blog/ Connect with Iris Telehealth on social media: On Linkedin at: https://www.facebook.com/iristelehealth/ On Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/iristelehealth/ On YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/@iristelehealth
Real healing goes far beyond the surface, it requires the vulnerable "heart work" of facing the pain beneath our behaviors. On this episode of Behavioral Health Today, host Sharlee Dixon welcomes Brannon and Tyler Patrick, widely known as the Therapy Brothers. With over 15 years of specialized clinical experience each in sex addiction recovery, betrayal trauma healing, and trust restoration, they bring a powerful blend of professional expertise and straight talk to couples in crisis. United by their personal passions and professional journeys, the brothers host a dynamic weekly call-in show that translates complex psychology into real-world transformation. Together, they leverage their unique brotherly dynamic to create a safe, shame-free space for individuals and couples navigating the heavy realities of betrayal and shame, ultimately showing us how to rebuild trust, foster emotional safety, and cultivate deeply connected lives and communities. For more information about the Therapy Brothers, please visit: https://www.therapybrothers.org/podcast/ For more information about Rising Son, a therapist-led program for men, please visit: https://risingson.org Listen to the Therapy Brothers podcast: On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6SDuQFy88qSD2ytuRP5oEB On Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1500794877 On YouTube: https://youtube.com/@therapy.brothers
Co-dependency says, "I need you to feel safe." True co-regulation says, "You remind me of my own inherent capacity to regulate," while self-regulation is simply co-regulating with the younger parts of yourself. On this episode of Behavioral Health Today, host Peter Fenger speaks with Dr. Nima Rahmany, a leading expert in shadow work, nervous system regulation, and somatic attachment healing. After a 20-year career as a chiropractor, Dr. Nima experienced a profound career pivot when he realized conventional clinical models were missing a vital piece of the healing puzzle: the nervous system. Driven by his own journey through divorce and breaking toxic relational cycles, he developed The Trigger Proof Method™, a signature framework designed to help high-achieving professionals and parents escape the traps of codependency and self-abandonment. Today, Dr. Nima blends two decades of mind-body expertise to disrupt generational trauma and guide clients toward authentic, secure connection. Join us as we explore the profound intersection of nervous system regulation, shadow work, and attachment theory—moving beyond surface-level, trauma-informed awareness and straight into the practical, somatic repair of your most vital relationships. For more information about Become Trigger Proof, please visit: https://becometriggerproof.com For more information about Nima Rahamny, please visit: https://drnima.com/lp/should-i-stay-or-go/on-demand/ To discover your own attachment style, take the Attachment Style Assessment: https://drnima.typeform.com/attachments?typeform-source=becometriggerproof.com Listen to the Trigger Proof Transmissions Podcast with Nima Rahmany on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3usiig7I7enQKI8zd5TgzT Connect with Nima on social media: On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nimarahmanyofficial/ On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/chironimz On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/triggerproof/ On TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@nimarahmanyofficial
When your brain stops constantly sorting for safety, it opens the space to sense creativity, turning forced productivity into effortless, original flow. In this episode of Behavioral Health Today, host Sharlee Dixon speaks with Dr. Sue Morter, a renowned international speaker, New York Times best-selling author, and leading authority in bioenergetic medicine. For over 40 years, Dr. Morter has combined cutting-edge quantum science with clinical practice to teach high-achievers how to regulate their nervous systems and unlock peak performance from the inside out. As the founder of the Morter Institute for Bioenergetics and creator of the globally taught Energy Codes system, she joins the show to discuss her brand-new book, “The Anatomy of Awakening: The 5 Hidden Codes to Activate Self-Healing, Unlock Your Higher Consciousness, and Live Your Divine Destiny”. Together, they explore how high-achievers can transition from "forcing" performance to "generating" it through internal alignment, using bioenergetics and actionable practices to regulate a nervous system stuck in fight-or-flight where external biohacking falls short. For more information about “The Anatomy of Awakening: The 5 Hidden Codes to Activate Self-Healing, Unlock Your Higher Consciousness, and Live Your Divine Destiny” by Dr. Sue Morter, please visit: https://drsuemorter.com/the-anatomy-of-awakening-book/ For more information about Dr. Sue Morter and the Morter Institute, please visit: https://drsuemorter.com For more information about other books written by Dr. Morter, please visit: https://shop.drsuemorter.com Connect with Dr. Sue Morter on social media: On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drsuemorter/ On Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/drsuemorter On TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@drsuemorter On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKJ33Ss-bFfGfbFavBxGnCw
When peer supporters conform to clinical molds, they lose the very magic that makes them effective: shared lived experience and authentic connection. In this episode of Behavioral Health Today, host Sharlee Dixon sits down with Mary Jadwisiak. Mary is the CEO and founder of Holding the Hope, a peer-owned organization that has spent the past twenty years advocating for behavioral health systems that truly make sense for people experiencing addiction and mental illness. Mary is a deeply passionate advocate and the voice behind the National Peer Support Training Center, which serves as a premier resource for peer certification, workshops, and program consultation. By blending immense professional expertise with her own personal story of lived recovery, Mary has helped governments, corporations, and provider agencies nationwide successfully integrate the invaluable power of peer support. We’re excited to have Mary with us today to explore the critical role of lived-experience peer support in behavioral health, unpacking the unique boundary and systemic challenges peers face on clinical teams, and how organizations can properly structure and supervise programs to prevent burnout and help them thrive. For more information about The Peer Support Training Center, please visit: https://peersupporttrainingcenter.com If you would like to know more about your state’s requirements for Peer Support, please use the Find Your State tool: https://peersupporttrainingcenter.com/find-your-state/ For more information about supervisor resources, please visit: https://peersupporttrainingcenter.com/resources/ For more information about on-demand training, please visit: https://peersupporttrainingcenter.com/courses/ For more information about Holding The Hope, please visit: https://holdingthehope.com
True access isn't just getting an appointment quickly; it’s getting rapid access to evidence-based care that actually works. If a beautifully curated network can’t deliver real clinical fidelity and measurable outcomes, it’s for naught. In this episode of Behavioral Health Today, host Peter Fenger sits down with Rachel Goldberg, Vice President of Growth and Clinical Strategy at NovaOne. A founding leader at NovaOne, Rachel has been instrumental in expanding the organization's reach across the health plan ecosystem. She began her career as a registered nurse before transitioning into health plan innovation, a unique background that brings both strategic vision and deep clinical credibility to the behavioral health space. Recognized as one of Managed Healthcare Executive Magazine's Emerging Leaders, Rachel leverages her bedside-to-boardroom perspective and industry connections to drive meaningful, evidence-based results Tune in as we explore how Rachel uses her clinical nursing background to build, vet, and hold accountable a high-impact digital and virtual partnership network, cutting through the marketing hype to deliver care that changes lives. For more information about NovaOne, please visit: https://www.novaonehealth.com To connect with Rachel Goldberg, please visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachel-kotok-goldberg-904b1786/ Connect with NovaOne on social media: on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/novaone-health on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NovaOneHealth/ on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCryW35ntwrzmCUna9F9JyJQ
True leadership isn’t a title you inherit, it’s the daily choice to empower everyone else in the room. In this episode of Behavioral Health Today, host Sharlee Dixon sits down with Dr. Thom Mayer, Medical Director for the NFL Players Association and an internationally renowned emergency physician with over 25 years of high-stakes crisis experience. From serving as Command Physician at the Pentagon on 9/11 to treating Damar Hamlin on the field and training medical teams in war-torn Ukraine, Dr. Mayer’s battle-tested leadership earned him a spot on USA Today’s 100 Most Important People in the NFL and a nomination to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He is also the author of 25 books, including his latest release, “Leadership Is Worthless… But Leading Is Priceless”. Join us as Dr. Mayer shares counterintuitive principles that turn traditional hierarchy on its head. Together, we explore how shifting from static titles to daily, action-oriented leadership, built on trust, empathy, and active presence, can democratize leadership and transform how we navigate uncertainty in behavioral health organizations and beyond. For more information about “Leadership Is Worthless… But Leading Is Priceless” by Thom Mayer, MD, please visit: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1523006153?lv=shuf&channelId=500&plpRedirect=mhFallback To learn more about Thom Mayer, MD, please visit: https://thommayermd.com To connect with Thom please email at: thommayermd@gmail.com or call 703-403-4147. Connect with Thom on social media: On Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thom-mayer-md-40342024/ On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thommayer.md/ On Substack: https://substack.com/@thommayermd
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