Author: Steinberg Institute

The Steinberg Institute releases new analysis of Governor Gavin Newsom’s behavioral health proposal, finds Governor’s plan makes urgent and necessary changes to the MHSA

The Steinberg Institute releases new analysis of Governor Gavin Newsom’s behavioral health proposal, finds Governor’s plan makes urgent and necessary changes to the MHSA

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAugust 3, 2023 The Steinberg Institute releases new analysis of Governor Gavin Newsom’s behavioral health proposal, finds Governor’s plan makes urgent and necessary changes to the MHSA Report also finds recent critiques of Governor’s proposal […]

California State of Mind Essentials

Beyond Quiet Quitting: How to foster a workplace culture that prioritizes mental health in 2023

“Okay boomer,” are the words you might hear if you ask someone under 30 to put in long work hours or take on more extra responsibilities on the job. Often (and not always accurately) called “quiet-quitting”, this social-media-driven trend encourages people to prioritize their own well-being over their job.

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Supporting the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities after traumatic events. AAPI mental health matters.

The “year of the rabbit” in 2023 began with multiple acts of gun violence impacting California’s Asian and Pacific Islander communities. Two mass shootings, first in Monterrey Park on lunar new year’s eve and then in Half Moon Bay have left people searching for answers. Traumatic events like these are all too common nationwide, and coping with them can be very difficult, especially for those impacted directly. At the same time, Asians are the racial group in America least likely to access care than any other group. It’s critical that we do everything we can to ensure that our AAPI community has the mental health support needed to cope with these events.

California State of Mind Essentials

Steinberg Institute’s top 10 mental health acronyms you need to know

Whether you’re a veteran mental health advocate or a newly inducted legislative staffer, keeping track of all the acronyms used in mental health policies and legislation can get overwhelming. So, we’re here to help reduce the number of times you have to google what “BHCIP” (pronounced BEE-CHIP despite its spelling) is. Or you’re left wondering whether when someone say’s “CSU” in a conversation about mental health crises if they’re talking about a California State University. Spoiler alert: they aren’t.

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My Mental Health Journey: Dan Tibbits chooses connection through his recovery

Sacramento County resident Dan Tibbits is 30 years in recovery from substance use disorder, with the support of 12 Step Recovery. He was dual-diagnosed with bipolar disorder at the age of 33. Dan shares his story to create a sense of connection and hope for others struggling with substance use disorder or mental illness.

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