Moving Behavioral Health Inside Women’s Health Programs

Learn how embedding behavioral health in women’s healthcare can reduce burnout, improve access to care, and support families.
The post Moving Behavioral Health Inside Women’s Health Programs appeared first on Behavioral Health News. According to UN Women,  women spend about 2.5 times as many hours as men on unpaid care work, like caring for family members and managing household needs. The extra hours weigh heavily on their mental health, and 47% of women surveyed for  Iris Telehealth’s Invisible Load Index said they experienced burnout or emotional exhaustion often or very often over the past year. The same responsibilities driving women’s burnout make it hard to find time for behavioral health care, and women who do raise their stress with a provider often leave… — Read More