September 2023

What’s in a word? Neurodiversity first appeared in print in The Atlantic 25 years ago. In the years since, the term has been important in helping us describe and appreciate the innate differences among us, whether we have Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDDs) or not. At the same time, it risks glossing over the large segment of people with profound autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and IDDs who need lifelong support. Check out our September newsletter to learn more about how important language can be in behavioral health.

Solving the Access Issue Once and For All

The adequacy of a payer’s network is a key factor affecting access to care. And lately, it’s getting more attention from lawmakers because of “ghost networks,” out-of-date and erroneous provider directories that leave members frustrated and unable to find care.

Virtual Support, Real Progress

Telehealth has transformed behavioral health care after getting a big nudge during the pandemic. Explore its many benefits and the power it has to support delivering effective autism care.

Attend the First Webinar in the Upcoming “One Size Doesn’t Fit All” Series

You’re invited to join Behavioral Health Business, Catalight and Burnett Therapeutic Services for our first webinar in a three-part series. Speakers Dr. Doreen Samelson, Chief Clinical Officer at Catalight, and Mitze Burnett, CEO of Burnett Therapeutic Services, will share their perspectives on how expanding care modalities can improve wellbeing and outcomes while lowering costs.