The survey into mental health status, conducted for the Florida Association of Managing Entities,found significant differences among various demographic groups….“With people getting vaccinated and transitioning from the pandemic’s more isolated lifestyle to greater social settings, it’s concerning that one-third of us are experiencing higher levels of social anxiety,” said Natalie Kelly, CEO of the Florida Association of Managing Entities. “Floridians seeking behavioral health assistance should contact local providers or call 2-1-1 to be directed to the available resources in their communities.”
Managing ‘Reopening Anxiety’ And Tips To Spot It In Kids
A survey conducted earlier this month by the Florida Association of Managing Entities, which works with behavioral health providers around the state, found one in three Floridians are experiencing more social anxiety than they did prior to the pandemic.
Julie Patel Named a 2021 CFO of the Year Honoree by TB Business Journal
The Tampa Bay Business Journal recently recognized Julie Patel as a 2021 CFO of the Year honoree. Patel, who holds an MBA degree, is the chief financial officer of the Central Florida Behavioral Health Network.
Ron and Casey DeSantis are touting a historic budget for mental health
“Opioid overdoses have skyrocketed in Central Florida, and I applaud Gov. DeSantis for taking this issue head-on by prioritizing mental health services and combating the opioid epidemic, which has plagued Florida and claimed lives for far too long,” said Maria Bledsoe, CEO of Central Florida Cares Health System.“By including more than $137.6 million for behavioral health needs and $3 million for the 211 helpline, Gov. DeSantis has taken an important step in ensuring all Floridians have access to the behavioral health care they need to live healthy and productive lives,” said Natalie Kelly, CEO of the Florida Association of Managing Entities.
First Lady Casey DeSantis has been central to the state’s mental health efforts.“
By including more than $137.6 million for behavioral health needs and $3 million for the 2-1-1 helpline, Governor DeSantis has taken an important step in ensuring all Floridians have access to the behavioral health care they need to live healthy and productive lives,” FAME CEO Natalie Kelly said.