Closure of RISE Behavioral Health: Addressing Community Needs

RISE Behavioral Health, a 50-year provider in Douglas County, will cease operations due to staffing and funding issues.
Barriers and Priorities in ABA Services for Caregivers

This analysis reveals key barriers faced by caregivers of autistic children in receiving ABA services and highlights potential solutions.
FTC and DOJ Target Zealthy for Alleged Telehealth Violations

The FTC and DOJ have taken action against Zealthy, a telehealth startup, over serious allegations of misconduct and regulatory violations.
Implications of Trump’s Psychedelics Executive Order

Trump’s recent executive order accelerates psychedelic treatments for mental health, with potential challenges and opportunities.
Indiana University Southeast Gains Counseling Accreditation

Indiana University Southeast is now accredited for its Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, preparing students for licensure across multiple states.
Understanding Neuroaffirming Care in Therapy

Dr. Danna Bodenheimer discusses the significance of consent and collaboration in therapy for neurodivergent clients, emphasizing the need for a neuroaffirming approach.
Optum Expands TMS Access to Nurse Practitioners

Optum’s decision to include PMHNPs in TMS provision marks a significant shift towards broader access and treatment options for mental health patients.
Behavioral Health M&A Trends: 2025 Insights

The behavioral health sector saw a 17% increase in deal flow in 2025, with mental health and IDD dominating the market.
Exploring Perspectives on ABA in Early Autism Intervention

This study highlights differing views between autistic individuals and their parents on ABA-based interventions while emphasizing shared best practices.
Addressing the BCBA Shortage in Autism Care

The U.S. faces a staggering shortage of Board-Certified Behavior Analysts, leading to widespread autism care deficits. Discover the solutions.