Behavioral Health Integration: Why We Need It Now and How To Get There

September 7, 2016
New England

by Antioch University

Dr. Sandy Blount was interviewed for an article in the APA Monitor on psychologists and primary care integration. Dr. Blount is one of the pioneers in this field, and he has been working with other faculty to create our own Major Area of Study in Behavioral Health Integration. You can see the very helpful and forward looking article here.

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