Dr. Nicholas Kardaras, an addiction expert and author of Glow Kids, shares how screen exposure is taking a toll on our mental health.

You'll hear from Dr. Kardaras on the long-term implications of screen time and the studies that show that excessive use can damage a young person's developing brain.

Dr. Caroline Carney, Chief Medical Officer of Magellan Health and Chief Medical Officer of Magellan Rx Management, shares how mental health impacts all facets of our systems, from Medicaid, Medicare, Exchange, to commercial populations.

You'll hear from Caroline why COVID-19 has been the perfect storm for mental illness to fester and flourish in a terrible way, and what we can do to stand against it.

Dr. Lisa Desai, Director of Behavioral Health Consulting at MindWise Innovations, shares her insights into managing a company culture full of individuals with varying perspectives on mental health.

You'll also hear from Lisa why micro-labeling is a term you should definitely know about.

In Psych Hub's interview with Andrew Dreyfus, President and CEO of Blue Cross Blue Shield Massachusetts, he emphasizes the importance of early intervention and coordinated, primary care for all.

Andrew is flipping the script: He's not carving out a mental health plan to address it. He's carving it into Blue Cross Blue Shield's traditional services and addressing it head-on.

In Psych Hub's interview with Anthony Shriver, we cover the importance of creating a culture of giving back, where people feel connected to a bigger purpose. Anthony will share the work Best Buddies International is doing to build friendships between those with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).

In Psych Hub's interview with Courtney Billington, President of Janssen Neuroscience (pharmaceutical companies of Johnson & Johnson), he shares the need for more education around mental health.

Courtney argues that with our nation's impeding crisis, we can no longer turn a blind eye to mental health.

With conditions like schizophrenia, traumatic brain injury, treatment-refractory depression, and HIV, because it's something you cannot see, there's a layer of invisibility to mental health concerns.

In Psych Hub's interview with Linda Rosenberg, we cover everything from leadership to community mental health to measuring quality outcomes.

Linda is Columbia University Department of Psychiatry's Director of External Relations, and she brings 30+ years' of experience to the discussion as a true healthcare architect and reformer.

In Psych Hub's interview with Solome Tibebu, you'll learn about the frontier technologies transforming mental health, equity, and access.

As the Director of the Upswing Fund, a philanthropic fun seeded by Melinda Gates' Pivotal Ventures, Solome is dedicated to shaping the future of mental health for adolescents who are of color and/or LGBTQ+.

Psych Hub interviews Kim Keck, President and CEO of Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, the first female leader in its 40-year history.

Kim shares her commitment to combatting long-standing social issues influencing mental health.

You'll hear why your zip code can be a more significant factor to your overall health than your genetic code.

In Psych Hub's interview with Johnny Taylor, CEO at SHRM, we'll cover why we all long for diversity. However, workforces underestimated just how complicated diversity is to manage. Johnny will share why empathy helps bridge that gap between diversity and inclusion.