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Prescribed Pride
Written by: Hear/SAY contributor Maeve Jillian King (they/them), a graduate student in an MSW program, having earned a master's in social sciences and a bachelor's in psychology. I was honored to attend my local Lavender Graduation as I completed my master's degree this May. I was able to connect with my fellow GSA members, and I was relieved to be at graduation after collective action was demanded at our intolerant university. I also reconnected with other community members
Maeve Jillian King
6 days ago4 min read


Before You Build a Youth Mental Health Solution, Understand Healing Isn’t a Straight Line
When people think about youth mental health, they often start with a very broad and simplistic question: “How can we get more young people to seek help?” This is indubitably an important question to ask, but I think there is a more fundamental one that anyone designing a youth mental health solution must ask first: “What happens after a young person reaches out for help?” As a person with lived experience of complex trauma, I have experienced the mental healthcare system fir
Srijani
Jul 85 min read


Claims to Fame: 3 Incredible Lessons from Former Medicaid Director Cheryl J. Roberts, JD
3 lessons from conversation with Cheryl J. Roberts, former Medicaid Director
Amber W. Childs, PhD
Jul 23 min read


AIM-plified: Youth Voice Meets Expert Insights - 4 Key Takeaways
4 Key Takeaways from AIM Youth Mental Health + BHT Impact Podcast
Amber W. Childs, PhD
Jun 113 min read


From Impact to Payment: BHT Impact's Value Based Care Toolkit for Innovators
Introduction to value based care (VBC) in youth mental health, key considerations, and a preview to BHT Impact's Toolkit
Anjlee Joshi
Apr 167 min read


We Did the Work
The co-design non-negotiables behind Hear/SAY: BHT Impact Creator’s Collective.
Dominique Freeman
Apr 24 min read


Why We Created BHT Impact's Interactive Measurement Map
A quick guide and background on why we created our BHT Impact Measurement Map
Amber W. Childs, PhD
Mar 123 min read


Considering Diving Into Youth Mental Health? Medicaid Is Ripe For Innovation
In this article, Caren Howard, a mental health advocate and political strategist, makes the case for today’s innovators to work alongside policymakers to design systems-level solutions to modernize Medicaid and better meet the needs of those it is meant to serve.
Caren Howard
Feb 196 min read


3 Truths We Wouldn’t See Without Youth Input
by Dominique Freeman, BHT Impact In consultation with Zoe W. and Leanne M. At Behavioral Health Tech 2025, we had the privilege of showcasing a youth-led research exhibit with AIM Youth Mental Health. AIM bridges the gap between youth mental health research and access to care by finding, funding, and implementing evidence-based treatments and empowering youth to discover their own mental health solutions. Beyond the collaboration itself, what stood out was the impact of havi
Dominique Freeman
Feb 117 min read
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