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Providence St. Joseph Health’sMental Health First Aid Initiatives

Presented byBayley A. Raiz, LCSW, MBA, CPHQSenior Director, Enterprise Mental Health and Social Care Management

Providence St. Joseph Health (PSJH) Coming Together

PSJH States

UNIFYING OUR EFFORTSMental Health and Well-Being as a Priority . . .

A National Foundation: The Well Being Trust- Independent foundation founded in 2016 with an initial

endowment from PSJH that seeks to partner with other healthcare systems.

- Dedicated to advancing the mental, social and spiritual health of the nation. Working to:- Ease access to care and to determinants - Build resilience in children, teens and families- Reduce suffering of depression, anxiety or isolation- Decrease addiction while promoting recovery- Create hope for people/families with mental illness- Eliminate stigma, growing a culture of well-being

http://www.wellbeingtrust.org/

Informing Our Work with National Thought-Leaders

FOR PSJH COMMUNITIES AND CAREGIVERSMental Health First Aid . . .

Mental Health First Aid At PSJH

Well Being Trust

Expand MHFA for Priority Populations

Fund Delivery of New MHFA Content

PSJH Community Health Investment

Identify Need in Community

Fund Delivery of MHFA by Community Partners

PSJH’s Caregivers

Train-the-Trainer for 111K Caregivers

Year-1 Goal: Train 1-2% of Caregivers

PSJH’s Hope for Mental Health First AidPSJH States at more than .3% of population trained by any Trainer includes:1) Alaska 2) Montana3) Oregon4) New Mexico5) Texas

By 2020, we would like all PSJH States to be there.

Providence St. Joseph Health is having 50 Caregivers certified as MHFA Trainers in 2018.

Each Trainer is asked to train at least 50 PSJH colleagues and/or people in the community in year one.

New Responders: 50 * 50 = 2,500

PSJH’s Train-the-Trainer Model

Are there any questions?Please feel free to send questions to:

Bayley.Raiz@providence.org