Director LeeAnne Cornyn participated in a panel at Ohio Association of County Behavioral Health Authorities' 2024 Mental Health & Addiction Conference with state agency directors from RecoveryOhio, Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC), Ohio Department of Health, and Ohio Department of Children and Youth to discuss innovative ways the state is supporting behavioral health programs and services. Director Cornyn highlighted the Beat the Stigma campaign, the professionalization of peer supporters, and the expansion of school-based health clinics. The panel marked the start of the two-day event, focusing on Governor DeWine’s investment in Ohioans' mental health and well-being.
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2wgreat conference! I really liked the panel the first day and the DEI presentation and the luncheon speakers on the second day. thank you for setting up a nice conference.