Clinical Protocols And Training For Ketamine-Assisted Therapy

Hey there. Tim here.

Sorry about the late email this week. My daughter just started walking so we took some family time this morning. :)

This is issue #11 of The Census, a weekly newsletter to help you succeed in the behavioral healthcare industry. This week …

• Bradford Health Services acquires Vertava Health Of Mississippi In Southaven

• The behavioral healthcare tech conference

• and a new SAMHSA Report

1. ATMA Is Developing Clinical Protocols and Training For Ketamine-Assisted Therapy To Treat Addictions In Collaboration With Dr. Aviva Fohrer

ATMA Journey Centers Inc. ("ATMA"), a Canadian company dedicated to advancing the field of psychedelic-assisted therapy, is delighted to announce its strategic collaboration with Dr. Aviva Fohrer. 

This collaboration aims to develop comprehensive treatment protocols for addiction using ketamine-assisted therapy (KAT) while also facilitating the training and coaching of practitioners and addiction counselors within the ATMA training program.

Do you think Ketamine Assisted Therapy is underutilized?

»» Click here to read the full story on PR News Wire.

2. Bradford Health Services Acquires Vertava Health Of Mississippi In Southaven

Bradford Health Services, a leading provider of addiction treatment and recovery services, is pleased to announce its recent acquisition of Vertava Health of Southaven, MS. This strategic move marks a significant expansion of Bradford Health Services’ presence in the Southeast and commitment to delivering high-quality addiction treatment and mental health services in North Mississippi and surrounding areas.

»» Click here to read full article on Business Wire.

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4. Alcohol Use Reduction Platform Sunnyside Raises $11.5M

Sunnyside, a digital health company focused on helping users reduce their alcohol use, has raised $11.5 million in Series A funding.

Motley Fool Ventures led the round with participation from Will Ventures. This brings the company’s total funding to roughly $14.6 million.

Sunnyside designed a platform to help users manage their alcohol use. It doesn’t use an abstinence model. Instead, it helps people track and monitor their habits and drink in moderation.

»» Read full article on BH Business.

5. New SAMHSA Report: “Only 8 States Have ‘Well-Developed’ Value-Based Care Initiatives for Addiction Treatment”

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) finds that meaningful development of value-based care policies for addiction treatment among the states is a rarity.

»» This report explores Exploring Value-Based Payment for Substance Use Disorder Services in the United States.

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