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The Mental Health Evolution

The Mental Health Evolution

著者: Rachel Harrison
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The Mental Health Entrepreneur podcast is back—with a slightly new name and an expanded focus. We're excited to introduce The Mental Health Evolution, where we'll continue the journey of exploring what's changing in the mental health field, and we're so glad to have you with us as a listener. Explore the rapidly changing world of mental health with The Mental Health Evolution, hosted by Rachel Harrison. Each episode brings honest conversations with clinicians, tech founders, investors, insurance companies, and other key voices shaping the industry. We dive into what's working, what's not, and what's next—from innovative startups and ethical considerations in tech-driven therapy to policy changes, access to care, and the human connections that remain at the heart of mental health services. Whether you're a professional in the field, someone seeking care, or simply curious about the evolution of mental health, this podcast provides insights, perspectives, and practical information to help you navigate a complex and fast-moving landscape. Join us to stay informed, challenge assumptions, and be part of the conversation shaping the future of mental health.2024 マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 心理学 心理学・心の健康 経済学 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • Ep 52: Follow the Money, Follow the Power with Joanne Frederick
    2026/08/27

    Rachel speaks with Joanne Frederick, founder and CEO of Government Market Strategies, about something most clinicians never see but feel every single day — the procurement decisions, ownership structures, and administrative design choices that determine who gets credentialed, who gets paid, and who gets left out.

    Joanne has spent more than 30 years on the inside of the largest government healthcare programs in the country — Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, and Veterans Health — helping clients win contracts in excess of 25 billion dollars and watching the same patterns play out across every system she has worked in. Her perspective on the CAQH rebrand to DataSpring is not that of a worried clinician. It is that of someone who has seen this move before and knows exactly what it means when the entity governing a shared infrastructure becomes owned by the people who benefit most from controlling it.

    The conversation covers the structural conflict of interest created by insurer ownership of the credentialing backbone, why credentialing delays are a revenue problem and a patient access problem as much as an administrative one, and what it would actually take to fix a system that Joanne argues was never designed to serve everyone equitably. She walks Rachel through the TRICARE reforms happening in 2026 and what they reveal about how large government healthcare programs modernize — and don't. And she ends with a call to action that is both practical and urgent: find the people with the courage to say this doesn't make sense anymore, and support them, because they are going to need all the help they can get.

    This episode also includes a brief ad read for the Foundations of Trauma Therapy course at the Trauma Specialist Training Institute — an eight-week live remote training starting October 20th. Early bird pricing is available through October 6th. Group rates for teams of five or more are available by emailing info@traumaspecialiststraining.com and mentioning the podcast.

    Featured Training
    Foundations of Trauma Therapy — Trauma Specialist Training Institute
    https://www.traumaspecialiststraining.com/trainings/foundations-trauma-therapy

    Resources Mentioned

    Articles Referenced:

    • CAQH Rebrands as DataSpring: Under Payer Ownership — Acuity News: https://acuity.news/regulation/caqh-rebrands-dataspring-payer-ownership-credentialing-2026/
    • 5 Trends Shaping Payer Enrollment and Medical Credentialing in 2026 — Medallion: https://medallion.co/resources/blog/5-trends-shaping-payer-enrollment-and-medical-credentialing-in-2026
    • These Changes to TRICARE Plans Are Taking Place in 2026 — Military.com: https://www.military.com/benefits/tricare/these-changes-tricare-plans-are-taking-place-2026.html
    • 5 Things We Need To Do To Improve The US Healthcare System — Joanne Frederick, Authority Magazine: https://medium.com/authority-magazine/joanne-frederick-of-government-market-strategies-5-things-we-need-to-do-to-improve-the-us-0dc5ca52aa7a

    Connect with Joanne Frederick:

    • Government Market Strategies: https://marketstrategiesonline.com

    Connect with The Mental Health Evolution:

    • Website: https://www.traumaspecialiststraining.com/mental-health-evolution-podcast
    • Instagram: /thementalhealthevolution/
    • LinkedIn: /the-mental-health-evolution
    • Facebook: /TheMentalHealthEvolution

    Music by Zach Harrison

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    31 分
  • Ep 52: Pessimism Is Not a Strategy with Marcus Schmit
    2026/08/20
    Rachel speaks with Marcus Schmit, Executive Director of NAMI Minnesota, about what is actually happening on the ground as federal Medicaid funding cuts ripple through the mental health system — and why, despite everything, pessimism is not a strategy. NAMI Minnesota has been a statewide leader in mental health advocacy, education, and peer support for decades. Marcus stepped into the Executive Director role as his state was navigating an extraordinary convergence of collective trauma — the pandemic, the murder of George Floyd, a school shooting, the assassination of a state legislator, and the sweeping immigration enforcement of Operation Metro Surge. The result was a 4,000 percent increase in NAMI Minnesota's social media engagement and helpline calls through the roof. What that moment revealed about the need for mental health information and community connection is now reshaping how NAMI Minnesota thinks about its work. The conversation also digs into the policy crisis facing community mental health providers. The federal Medicaid funding freeze that stopped payments in their tracks is not a future threat — it is already affecting providers across Minnesota and the country. Marcus walks Rachel through what that means for the clinicians, crisis services, and peer support programs that depend on Medicaid reimbursement, and why peer support in particular — one of the most cost-effective tools in mental health care — is often the first thing cut when budgets tighten. He also shares what he believes the path forward looks like: a community-wide response to collective need, with employers, funders, sports teams, and neighbors stepping up together. Resources Mentioned Articles Referenced: Mental Health Providers Say Federal Medicaid Halt Will Lead to More Crisis — MPR News (February 2026): https://www.mprnews.org/episode/2026/02/26/mental-health-provider-federal-medicaid-halt-will-lead-to-more-crisis Medicaid Cuts Threaten Hundreds of Hospitals, New Report Finds — NBC News: https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/medicaid-cuts-threaten-hundreds-hospitals-new-report-finds-rcna265789 State Budget Fallout: Trump Health Funding Cuts — KFF Health News: https://kffhealthnews.org/news/article/state-budget-fallout-trump-health-funding-cuts-obbba/ Medicaid and Social Services Under Pressure — KFF Health News: https://kffhealthnews.org/medicaid/medicaid-social-services-gavin-newsom-california-republican-criticism/ Connect with Marcus Schmit: NAMI Minnesota: https://namimn.org Connect with The Mental Health Evolution: Website: https://www.traumaspecialiststraining.com/mental-health-evolution-podcast Instagram: /thementalhealthevolution/ LinkedIn: /the-mental-health-evolution Facebook: /TheMentalHealthEvolution Music by Zach Harrison
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    25 分
  • Ep 51: 10 Years of Trauma Specialists - a Live Episode
    2026/08/13
    This week's episode is something a little different. Recorded live at the 10-year anniversary celebration of Trauma Specialists of Maryland, this episode turns the tables on Rachel — instead of hosting, she is interviewed by two of her longtime friends and supporters from the Frederick community, Tom Lynch and Karlys Kline. Tom Lynch spent more than 45 years practicing law in Maryland, most recently with Miles and Stockbridge in Frederick, and has served as chair of the Community Foundation, Frederick Community College, and the Frederick Chamber of Commerce. By his own account, his most important role is supporting the work of his wife, Karlys. Karlys Kline is a community leader and philanthropist who founded the Women's Giving Circle and has served on the boards of more than 42 local nonprofits and businesses. Together they bring a community perspective to a conversation about what it means to build something meaningful in mental health care over ten years. The conversation covers how Trauma Specialists of Maryland grew from a single practice to seven locations, what Rachel has learned about building a team of clinicians who are genuinely committed to trauma work, and what the next chapter looks like. Tom also shares something personal about his own experience as a patient at Trauma Specialists — a candid and moving reflection on what seeking help looked like for him and what it made possible. It is one of the most powerful moments we have recorded on the podcast. Foundations of Trauma Therapy — Trauma Specialist Training Institute: Course starts: October 20, 2026 Format: Eight-week live remote training on Zoom Early bird pricing through: October 6, 2026 Group rates for teams of five or more: info@traumaspecialiststraining.com More information: https://www.traumaspecialiststraining.com/trainings/foundations-trauma-therapy Connect with Trauma Specialists of Maryland: Website: https://www.traumaspecialiststraining.com Connect with The Mental Health Evolution: Website: https://www.traumaspecialiststraining.com/mental-health-evolution-podcast Instagram: /thementalhealthevolution/ LinkedIn: /the-mental-health-evolution Facebook: /TheMentalHealthEvolution Music by Zach Harrison
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    27 分
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