Understanding Mile High Behavioral Healthcare: Programs, Services, and Community Impact
In this episode, Audree steps in for Savannah to interview Bob Dorshimer, CEO of Mile High Behavioral Healthcare. Bob provides an in-depth overview of the organization's history, its specialized programs for various vulnerable groups, including gender-specific services, LGBTQ+ initiatives, and youth support services. He discusses the innovative Aspen Miracle Center, the Transcend program, and the comprehensive care offered through their new behavioral health drop-in center, The Hive. Bob sheds light on their efforts to serve marginalized communities, the importance of experiential therapy, and how the organization integrates lived experiences in recovery support. Audree and Bob also explore the broad definitions of family and recovery, emphasizing the importance of non-judgmental and individualized support. Finally, they discuss how community members can help support Mile High Behavioral Healthcare's mission to aid underserved populations and combat homelessness.
00:00 Introduction and Host Change
00:18 Overview of Mile High Behavioral Healthcare
01:09 Specialized Programs and Services
01:56 Support for LGBTQ+ Community
02:45 Reentry Programs and Transcend Program
03:48 Emergency Shelter Services
05:08 Focus on Youth in Crisis
07:01 Experiential Treatment Approaches
09:58 New Youth Drop-In Center: The Hive
14:53 Supporting Underserved Populations
22:35 Defining Family and Individuality
27:26 Embracing Self-Love and Authenticity
27:47 Supportive Recovery Services at Mile High
28:20 The Importance of Lived Experience in Recovery
28:53 Holistic Approach to Treatment
29:28 Personal Connections in Recovery
30:17 Broad Definition of Recovery Support
30:50 Youth and Community Involvement
34:25 Supporting Mile High Behavioral Healthcare
40:01 Incorporating Youth Voice in Programs
45:08 Understanding and Addressing Homelessness
48:08 Personal Definitions of Recovery
49:00 Conclusion and Gratitude
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