Fact Sheets

Long acting injectable antipsychotics, originally developed to improve medication adherence, are injectable formulations of oral antipsychotics that can be administered at varying intervals.

As rates of mental health challenges increase in the United States, reducing risk factors for suicide remains a public health concern. Tobacco use is an important factor associated with increased suicide risk.

A TTS is someone who has a thorough understanding and the required training to carry out evidence-based interventions that help individuals struggling with tobacco addiction. They are experts in addressing the negative health impacts of tobacco use, providing support for individuals who desire tobacco use treatment and advocating strategies to promote tobacco-free environments.

A Guide for Kentucky Mental and Behavioral Healthcare Providers.

This infographic is a quick reference tool for healthcare providers to view tobacco treatment pharmacotherapy options as well as nicotine withdrawal management pharmacotherapy. It also includes a quick guide to a best practice evidence-based clinician approach.

The mission of BH WELL is to promote behavioral health and wellness among individuals facing behavioral health challenges.

This brief presents the tobacco use disparities among individuals living with mental illness. Tobacco use hinders recovery by increasing poor physical health outcomes, exacerbating mental health symptoms, causing individuals to have less expendable income, and presenting challenges to affordable housing.

Read this pdf about how you can practice self-care.