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National Health Equity Month
Equity in behavioral health depends on a workforce that is trained, supported, and reflective of the communities it serves.
Ending Systemic Inequities
Recognizing that traditional approaches were no longer enough, CIBHS partnered with Sacramento Co. Behavioral Health Services to launch the Behavioral Health Racial Equity Collaborative (BHREC).
Presenting the Moral Injury Training
The American Psychiatric Association added a Z-code for “Moral Problems” in the September 2025 update to the DSM-5-TR, recognizing moral injury and distress as mental health conditions.
Presenting the Recover Capital Training
Recovery Capital refers to the internal strengths and external resources that support individuals experiencing substance use and mental health challenges to begin, sustain, and strengthen recovery.
Featured Articles
Ending Systemic Inequities
CIBHS recognizes that behavioral health inequities are deepening
Beyond the Manual
Evidence-Based Practices are essential to behavioral health care, but their impact can be limited without cultural adaptation.
Beyond Standard Care
While EBPs provide a strong foundation for care, there is a growing opportunity to incorporate an innovation in SUD and overdose prevention, treatment, and care.