The novel legislation, sponsored by the Steinberg Institute, is part of a broader effort to promote early intervention and prevention for people living with brain illness. SACRAMENTO, CA – Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday signed into law […]
Assembly Bill 1315 will help launch a paradigm shift for mental health care in California, fueling a move from a fail-first to a care-first model. SACRAMENTO, CA – Gov. Jerry Brown on Monday signed into law a […]
Steinberg Institute Executive Director Maggie Merritt has been appointed to a key advisory committee that will help inform the work of the California Future Health Workforce Commission, a high-powered panel charged with helping identify and address debilitating […]
Taken together, Assembly Bills 1315 and 1340 would help launch a paradigm shift for mental health care in California, fueling a move from a fail-first to a care-first model. SACRAMENTO, CA – The California Legislature has moved […]
AB 1315 would create a first-of-its-kind public-private partnership to expand evidence-based models for early detection, prevention and intervention of psychosis and serious mood disorders. SACRAMENTO, CA – The California Senate on Wednesday unanimously passed a landmark measure […]
The novel legislation, sponsored by the Steinberg Institute, now is just one step away from the Governor’s desk. SACRAMENTO – The California Senate unanimously approved novel legislation Tuesday that would help ensure primary care providers in California are […]
AB 1315 would create a first-of-its-kind public-private partnership to expand evidence-based models for early detection, prevention and intervention of psychosis and serious mood disorders. SACRAMENTO, CA – A landmark measure to advance and expand early intervention services […]
One Mind Institute, Sutter Health and the Steinberg Institute are among the groups collaborating on an unprecedented global effort to reshape how mental health is discussed and addressed in the workplace. Next month, the coalition will convene […]
Supply and Demand in the Psychiatric Workforce The Need: The United States is experiencing an alarming and well-documented disconnect between the demand for psychiatric services and the number of trained psychiatrists. Fifty-five percent of counties in the […]
How AB 1315 Addresses an Unmet Need Why AB 1315? Because this legislation marks a necessary and decisive step toward shifting the paradigm of mental health delivery in California. It comes with a written pledge from private […]