Our podcast is for anyone interested in learning more about whole-person heath or person-centric healthcare. We will explore a wide-array of topics that touch upon our mental, physical, and spirtual well-being.
Episode 9: Family Voice and Choice: How Wraparound Services Embody the Spirit of Person-Centered Care
WBH’s CEO Adam Marquis and Chief Clinical Officer (CCO) Elizabeth Limbocker, discuss the Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) program and its connection to person-centered care. Our WISe program allows families receiving our services to have a complete voice in their care plans. The WISe program also allows families and WISe Teams to utilize a vast network of human relationships to assist with care such as friends, schools, and members of the community. Elizabeth and Adam discuss WISe as a support system, how families can seek WISe services, the voice of the client in their care plans while receiving WISe services, Child and Family Team meetings, and all of the wonderful people involved in the healing process.
24 Jun 2020
Episode 8: Arielle Discusses Her Passion as a Peer Counselor
Arielle discusses the successes of the Opioid Use Reduction and Recovery (OURR) Alliance program at Willapa Behavioral Health. Arielle serves as a peer counselor at Willapa Behavioral Health, serving under the umbrella of the OURR program. She helps remove barriers for people who seek employment opportunities and connect people to resources: transportation to job interviews, notebook computers to search for jobs and write resumes, money for gas, child care opportunities, interview clothes, and even haircuts. Her work is inspirational. Arielle ends the show with her goal of starting a non-profit in the future.
18 Jun 2020
Episode 7: Sound Minds Recovery Centers and Hope
Milt and Adam discuss the future opening and importance of Sound Minds Recovery Centers (SMRC) which will be located in Long Beach, Washington. WBH plans on standing up a 50-bed Residential Treatment Facility (hopefully January 2021) to expand the range of services that we can offer to our clients, adding in-patient treatment. We want to provide the whole continuum of trauma-informed, trauma-focused care, from inpatient to outpatient. Parts of this podcast are messages of hope, finding the strength to seek help, and interventions. We hope you enjoy!
18 Jun 2020
Episode 6: What is Person-Centered Care?
What is Person-Centered Care? Adam and Milt discuss partnering with a person to achieve their goals. We recognize that every person has unique needs, strengths, and gaps that they desire to narrow or close permanently. This is a great opportunity to highlight the importance of recognizing a strengths-based approach to care. We encourage your feedback.
Do you agree that focusing on one’s strengths is an important part of goal-setting? Leave us some feedback!
18 Jun 2020
Episode 5: The Trauma Narrative
Adam and Milt discuss the meaning of trauma-informed care. Adam talks about the “trauma narrative” and how we all have one—to some extent—going back to childhood. This informs our personality and patterns of thinking and behaviors. Also, Adam discusses individual values and beliefs and the difference between thinking about changing your actions versus acting to change your thinking. And finally, the topic of Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) is broached. EMDR is a form of psychotherapy developed by Francine Shapiro in the 1990s.
17 Jun 2020
Episode 4: A Caller's First Experience Seeking Help
Milt and Adam “act out” a scenario where an individual finds the strength to call WBH and ask for help. Adam plays the part of someone who desperately needs help, and Milt plays the part of a WBH staff member who walks Adam through the process of what he can expect in the future.
17 Jun 2020
Episode 3: Busting Some Health Insurance Myths
In part two, Dr. Murray and Dr. Cundiff discuss some myths surrounding health insurance and seeking services at Willapa Behavioral Health. At WBH, we are grateful for their shared passion and compassion for the clients and communities they serve. We hope to have them on another episode soon! If you have feedback for them, or if there is a topic you would like them to address, leave us a comment.
17 Jun 2020
Episode 2: Whole-Person Health & Psychiatrically-Sensitive Primary Care
This is part one of a two-part series. In part one, Willapa Behavioral Health's Chief Medical Officers, Dr. MaryAnne Murray and Dr. Dave Cundiff discuss healthcare philosophy: how Willapa Behavioral Health treats the whole person. They also discuss the importance of WBH's Medical Team, the team's cohesion and experience, and the team's overall contribution to the mission of WBH. This podcast is rich in information, from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to the importance of a well-balanced diet. Enjoy, and we would love to hear your feedback. Drop us a review.
15 Jun 2020
Episode 1: Primary Care Services
In this introductory episode, Adam Marquis, CEO of Willapa Behavioral Health, and Milt Parham, COO of Willapa Behavioral Health, discuss WBH's Primary Care services and how we strive to serve the needs of our clients.
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