Podcast cover image for No Notes featuring host Denny Morrison, PhD, and guest Janice Ruesler, PhD, LPC, Director of Educational & Special Initiatives at Gibson Center for Behavioral Change, with the episode title: How Gibson Is Using AI to Reimagine Group Therapy in SUD Care.

How Gibson Is Using AI to Reimagine Group Therapy in SUD Care

Group therapy has always been a cornerstone of substance use disorder (SUD) treatment. But anyone who’s ever run a group of 16 to 20 people knows the real challenge doesn’t end when the session does—it starts when the notes begin. At Gibson, a Missouri-based SUD provider, high-volume group care is part of daily life. One […]

"What I Heard on the Floor at NatCon26" featuring the NatCon logo, a pink background, and an illustration of people on the conference floor.

What I Heard on the Floor at NatCon26

I landed in Denver last week with a pretty clear picture of where the behavioral health field stood. H.R.1 signed into law. The federal fraud crackdown in full swing. Medicaid under more scrutiny than it’s been in a generation. The organizations I talk to every week are navigating real fear—about funding, about audits, about what […]

Illustration of a therapy session where documentation and insights are integrated into the flow of care, reflecting a Shift-Left approach to clinical workflows—with the blog title: "What Seven Years of Medicaid Data Tells Us About the Future of Care Delivery"

What Seven Years of Medicaid Data Tells Us About the Future of Care Delivery

The US Department of Health and Human Services recently released seven years of Medicaid spending data.  For healthcare leaders paying close attention, one thing is clear: What you optimize for directly impacts clinician sustainability. Most digital workflows—whether in behavioral health, SUD treatment, or care at home—are built around what happens after the visit. Notes finalized. […]

Clinician working on a laptop surrounded by flying notes, illustrating administrative burden and burnout in behavioral health with title: "The Growing Clinician Shortage in Behavioral Health"

The Growing Clinician Shortage in Behavioral Health: The Data, the Reality, and the Solution

The Data Behind the Behavioral Health Workforce Shortage Pre-COVID, 20% of Americans—about 50 million people—were living with a behavioral health condition. During the pandemic, that number surged, with nearly one in three adults reporting that they experienced symptoms of anxiety or depression. While those levels have eased since the height of the pandemic, they remain […]

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