Behavioral Health Tech

Everyone’s talking about measurement-based care. But how many are actually doing it right? At #BHT2025, leaders agreed that measurement matters, yet most systems still treat it as data collection, not as part of care delivery. Two Chairs' new research shows what changes when it’s implemented with coaching, alignment, and accountability across clinicians and organizations. 💡 Read the full piece here: https://hubs.li/Q03X3WKx0

📰 Can digital therapeutics finally close the mental health access gap? This week’s newsletter looks at how technology and trust can work together to make care more accessible and more human. Inside: a deeper look at prescription digital therapeutics, plus a moving story on self-injury recovery, youth access, and the innovations shaping behavioral health. 🔗 Read the full issue

What are you doing on Dec 10th? You’ll want to be tuning in live with us. As behavioral health becomes more data-informed, the challenge isn’t just collecting information; it’s translating it into care that still feels human. Join Nathan Ford (Monolith Health), Derek Staub (Frost Brown Todd), and Solome Tibebu (Behavioral Health Tech) for a forward-looking conversation on how technology, transparency, and trust are reshaping behavioral health. Expect insights on: - How data can improve care without losing the human connection - The legal and ethical frameworks guiding this new era of digital care - Real examples of innovation making behavioral health more transparent, measurable, and compassionate 🗓 December 10 | 2 PM ET | 11:00 AM PT Register here: https://hubs.li/Q03WYBKZ0

🎉 Congratulations to #BHT2025 partner Dario for exceeding their 2025 new client target with 79 new employer accounts signed year-to-date! Incredible growth and impact in advancing digital health innovation. 👏 https://hubs.ly/Q03WRXHB0

Thank you, Mena Mirhom, MD, FAPA, and Forbes, for sharing our story and what is so special about Behavioral Health Tech: our diverse community of payers, providers, patients, policymakers, innovators, funders, and more, all coming together to ask the hard questions, share what’s actually working, and offer abundant support to one another during an intense few days of collaboration and connection. Thanks to everyone who joined us for #BHT2025 last week. We are so excited to see you next year at #BHT2026 in Nashville (September 22–24, 2026!). https://lnkd.in/gsif32DV

I joined *the* signature convening of innovators relentlessly focused on improving behavioral health through technology. Thanks to Behavioral Health Tech & BHT Impact for inviting me to share my thoughts on the policy landscape innovators face and how to chart a path of opportunity. I'm grateful to be surrounded by so many passionate & like-minded change makers. Credit to Solome Tibebu for creating a space that is massively attended but still rich with genuine connection. Learn more and hope to see you next year in Nashville (9/22 - 24): https://lnkd.in/etwh2QHD #behavioralhealth #mentalhealth #substanceusedisorder #tech

Self-injury is one of the most misunderstood mental health struggles, often seen as attention-seeking when it’s really about survival. In this episode, Amanda Beausoleil, founder of Self-Injury Recovery & Awareness (SIRA), shares her personal journey with non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) and how she’s building global support for those affected. 🎧 “What Most People Get Wrong About Self-Injury” Stream wherever you get your podcasts. View all previous episodes here: https://hubs.li/Q03WvT340

If you build, fund, design, or deliver behavioral health care, this one’s for you. We’re talking about the hardest part of innovation: making systems work for humans. Hear from Monolith Health’s Nathan Ford, Frost Brown Todd's Derek Staub, and Behavioral Health Tech’s Solome Tibebu on how real-world leaders are balancing data and compassion in practice. 🎥 Live conversation | Dec 10 at 2 PM ET 🔗 Register now: https://hubs.li/Q03WjyWP0

“Mom was right… you’re not going to change.” Those words from his daughter shattered Ruben Vega... and saved him. Hear how two cousins from one family, Ruben, once in solitary confinement, and Josh Golomb, a healthcare leader, found purpose through healing, mentorship, and faith. A raw look at the power of early intervention, peer support, and second chances. 🎧 Watch now or stream wherever you get your podcasts: https://hubs.li/Q03V_cyz0