MY LIFE: Youth-Inspired and Inspiring
Mike* was dancing wildly to hip hop music before running up to me and confidently stating, “I’m a leader.” He told me about how he ran to be a class…
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Teaching substance abuse researchers the value of entrepreneurship
I have had the privilege of wearing many hats in a variety of industries throughout my career, including as an entrepreneur, executive, board member, educator, inventor and investor in technology,…
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Magellan Cares: National Philanthropy Day
Caring is at the heart of Magellan’s culture. Whether it’s approving grant applications through the Magellan Cares Foundation, utilizing paid volunteer time off (VTO) hours or matching financial gifts, this…
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A New Approach to Tackling Substance Use Disorders
Every day in the news we hear about the devastating impact of the opioid crisis across the country. While we need to confront this complicated crisis, we also need to…
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A Present Day Look at PTSD
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, commonly known as PTSD, comes in many forms and affects children and adults alike. Early descriptions of PTSD are found throughout literature. The hallmarks of war-related…
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The Juggle is Real
During National Depression Awareness Month, we wanted to take some time to discuss the very normal stress and mental health challenges working families experience as we are increasingly connected to…
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A Defining Moment for Pharmacist Marc Ream
“We are often asked in interviews what our most memorable experience has been as a pharmacist,” said Marc. “I used to have a go-to story I thought was amazing, but…
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10 questions to ask BEFORE a child begins treatment with psychotropic medications
By Gary Henschen, M.D., senior vice president – medical management and Patricia Hunt, director of child and family resiliency services Today, children and adolescents with behavioral health challenges are generally…
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