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Our podcast is designed to share unique and relevant topics occurring within our world and communities, and bring them a behavioral and mental health perspective.

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Dr. Graham Taylor

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Dr. Graham Taylor

Graham Taylor, PhD, is one of the hosts of Behavioral Health Today. Graham is the Chief Learning Officer at Triad, and is also a clinical psychologist with experience in hospitals, private practice, and test prep for the past 25 years.

Graham is a wonderful conversationalist who brings a wealth of knowledge on the topics we cover on the podcast - and through it, to our audience.

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Sharlee R. Dixon, LMSW

Sharlee R. Dixon, LMSW, MEd is the newest host of Behavioral Health Today.  Sharlee is a practicing School Social Worker in North Carolina working with children and their families from varying backgrounds and socioeconomic statuses.  Sharlee is also a content creator for Triad writing and editing test prep material for Social Work examinations.

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Dr. Erin Elmore

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Dr. Erin Elmore

Erin Elmore, PsyD, is the third host of Behavioral Health Today. Erin is a psychologist whose practice focuses on children, teens, and young adults. She is based out of San Diego, CA and one of our top test prep experts in the Triad family.

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Bridging the Gap: Addressing Mental Health Access & Client-Therapist Fit with Ram Krishnan – Episode 335

Bridging the Gap: Addressing Mental Health Access & Client-Therapist Fit with Ram Krishnan – Episode 335

As the demand for mental health services continues to rise, access to care and finding the right therapist remain pressing challenges. How can we close the gap between growing awareness and ensuring sustainable, effective treatment for everyone in need? In this episode, Sharlee Dixon speaks with Ram Krishnan, CEO of Valant, a leading EHR software provider for behavioral health practices. With a background in healthcare information management and a history of driving market-changing innovations, Ram began his career as a systems engineer and holds an MBA from the University of Chicago. Since joining Valant in 2020, Ram has led the company through significant growth, prioritizing customer feedback and building strong teams. Under his leadership, Valant continues to enhance its service to the behavioral healthcare market. We're thrilled to have Ram back to discuss the latest trends in mental health accessibility and how we can improve access to care.

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From Isolation to Connection: Healing Ourselves & Our Communities with Minaa B., LCSW – Episode 334

From Isolation to Connection: Healing Ourselves & Our Communities with Minaa B., LCSW – Episode 334

Collective healing starts with self-awareness and intentional action. By confronting our biases, nurturing connection, and embracing both personal and communal responsibility, we can mend our fractured society and move toward genuine growth. In this episode, Dr. Graham Taylor speaks with Minaa B., a licensed social worker, mental health educator, and author of “Owning Our Struggles.” Minaa’s extensive experience spans psychotherapy for anxiety, depression, and trauma, as well as work in early childhood programs, private practice, and community mental health. With a graduate degree from New York University, she is also the founder of Minaa B. Consulting, where she focuses on cultivating psychological safety within organizations. As a mental health educator and coach, Minaa integrates mental health with social justice, empowering individuals and communities. Based in New York City, Minaa is committed to fostering personal growth and societal healing. We’re excited to have her back to discuss self-efficacy, community building, and her book, Owning Your Struggles: A Path to Healing and Finding Community in a Broken World."

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Clinicians Series: Navigating Invisible Losses with Christina Rasmussen – Episode 333

Clinicians Series: Navigating Invisible Losses with Christina Rasmussen – Episode 333

Invisible losses often trap us in survival mode, leaving us living a life that doesn’t align with who we truly are. By acknowledging and validating these unseen wounds, we unlock the potential for healing, self-compassion, and reclaiming our authentic selves. This episode takes listeners behind the proverbial therapy door, offering insight into the processes and techniques that guide therapeutic healing. In this Clinicians Series episode, Sharlee Dixon speaks with Christina Rasmussen, a renowned grief educator and bestselling author of "Second Firsts," "Where Did You Go?," and "Invisible Loss." Following the loss of her spouse to cancer in 2010, Christina developed the Life Reentry process—a compassionate approach to helping individuals navigate grief and move forward. With a master's degree in guidance and counseling from the University of Durham and currently pursuing an MFA in painting and drawing at the Academy of Art, Christina brings both personal and professional wisdom to her work. Her groundbreaking insights have been featured on ABC News, Women’s World, The Washington Post, and even the White House Blog, while also contributing to Psychology Today.

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