with AL Gobeille on the Opioid Crisis, Mental Health and Incarceration
Posted May 07, 2018
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The Vermont Agency of Human Services responsibilities include state health care programs, social safety net and public health systems. Secretary Al Gobeille joins Nathan O'Leary to discuss improving the public health and well-being of Vermonters.
Hosted by: Nathan OLearyProduced by: Western New England Newsmakers Team
There's a wide variety of benefits available to veterans and their families in Vermont. Vermont Office of Veterans Affairs Director, Robert Burke, joins Nathan O'Leary to discuss how veterans can learn about benefits and receive help with navigating services.
Vermont State Parks works to serve and interpret on behalf of the people of Vermont, their natural, cultural, historic, and scenic heritage; thus providing recreational opportunities, economic and health benefits. Craig Whipple joins Newsmakers.
In the U.S., about 5.7 million have Alzheimer’s under its current definition, which is based on memory problems and other symptoms. Rob Backlund with the Vermont Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association joins Newsmakers to discuss diagnosis and care.
Friends of Stowe Adaptive Sports empowers people with disabilities to reclaim their lives through recreational activity and sports. Eileen Casey explains why sports and recreation help develop independence, as well as physical and mental well-being.
The National Center for PTSD works to advance the clinical care and social welfare of Veterans or others who have experienced trauma or stress-related disorders or PTSD, through research, education and training in the science. Dr. Paula Schnurr explains.
Just as you take care of your physical health, you should take care of your mental health. The Vermont Department of Mental Health works to ensure Vermonters are provided with quality mental health services. Commissioner Melissa Bailey explains.
The Vermont Legislature, like many across the nation, is tackling issues of mental health, substance abuse and income inequality. Senate President Pro Tem, Tim Ashe, talks these and other VT top priorities and some of the ways Vermont is addressing them.
Part 1 of 2. For Part 2 of the conversation click here.
Interview recorded October 26, 2017.
Just as you take care of your physical health, you should take care of your mental health. The Vermont Department of Mental Health works to ensure Vermonters are provided with quality mental health services. Commissioner Melissa Bailey explains.
The Boys and Girls Club of Burlington is a safe place that provides supportive relationships with caring, adult professionals while members take part in life-enhancing programs. Executive Director, Tanya Benosky, talks about the benefits of Club programs.
The Howard Center in Burlington cares for Vermont's communities through its programs; including mental health, substance abuse treatment and intellectual and developmental disabilities services, all in an effort to improve the well-being of Vermonters.
Interview recorded on October 25, 2017 at the University of Vermont.
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