Podcast appearances and mentions of travis atkinson

Summit Pointe's First Step behavioral health urgent care at 175 College Street in Battle Creek opened in March 2021. There were not many examples nationally for such an urgent care, but there was one - and it impressed our CEO Jeannie Goodrich when she toured it.Three years after that inspiration became a reality in Calhoun County, Jeannie is joined by Travis Atkinson of tbd Solutions to discuss how the vision became a reality, how the concept is evolving and how Jeannie envisions First Step's future.Episode ResourcesFirst Step/Summit Pointe websiteMore Summit Pointe episodesThe Summit Pointe podcast is a Livemic Communications production.  For more information, visit Livemic Communications.

Welcome to Pediatric Meltdown! In Today's episode, our guest is Travis Atkinson.  Travis has worked in the crisis intervention field for over 20 years and describes how our mental health system of care was created with a medical model that does not meet the needs of our patients. Our offices and emergency departments are facing enormous numbers of kids who are struggling, and it is up to us to create a patient-centered system that works based on choice, agency, and freedom. Many models work: mobile crisis response and stabilization teams, peer support and recovery coaches, and integrated behavioral health in outpatient clinics. When treating mental health historically we have been wrong so many times. We must do better now. Travis closes with advice for change - lead with a servant's heart and consider the serenity prayer - grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; the courage to change the things that can be changed, and the wisdom to know the difference. [00:30 - 09:02] Opening Segment Travis Atkinson is a skilled clinician and musician who has worked in behavioral health services for 20 years. He is the president of the Crisis Residential Association and former Crisis Services Committee chair for the American Association of Suicidology. He received his BA from the University of Michigan and his master's degree from National Lewis University. Travis lives in Grand Rapids, Michigan with his wife and three daughters. [09:02 - 17:04] Community Responds to Behavioral Health Emergencies with Dedicated Mental Health Crisis Lines and Mobile Crisis Teams There are dedicated mental health crisis lines available that can help divert people from psychiatric hospitals or emergency departments. Mobile crisis teams are a type of intervention that can be used to meet people in the community who are experiencing a mental health crisis. These teams are available in most communities and can provide support for up to 90 days. [17:04 - 25:25] TD Solutions: How to save $5,000 a day by using mobile crisis teams The community mental health services are often responsible for the operation of mobile crisis teams. One type of team that we haven't talked about yet is the co-sponsor model, in which a clinician and a police officer or law enforcement work together. Reaching out to your community mental health center or your local law enforcement to find out if these teams are available and who they are available for is important. People with mental illness are more likely to be a victim of crime than they are to be a perpetrator of the crime. [25:26 - 33:14] Mental health services should be available to everyone There is a need for psychiatric hospitals to provide high-quality treatment that meets the goals of the individual, not just keeping them safe. The goal of psychiatric hospitals should be to help patients develop meaningful life skills that will carry on beyond their stay. There is a trend toward treating patients as individuals and leveling the hierarchy between doctors and other professionals. [33:14 - 41:22] Intervening Found Strategies to Help You Intervening found that other strategies helped, but that the barriers to providing crisis services persist. One barrier is licensure, which makes it difficult to provide physical interventions and limits who can be taken in. Another barrier is the administrative burden, which makes it difficult to keep the service running. Funds would be better spent on more youth crisis residential beds, crisis continuum, and psychiatric urgent care centers. [41:22 - 49:22] How to Meet the Needs of Families with Mental Illness If a pediatric colleague encounters a family with the possibility of a lot of chaos, they should try to find ways to meet the needs of that family, such as accepting and committing to therapy. Clinicians should also be aware that youth have less control over their environment than adults, which can...

 Night Listeners -I have treat for you all tonight with Travis Atkinson of Strangebird Recording. He has had as solid history of recording bands out of his Centerville based studio since the early 2000s. He shares some great stories of his days running around southern Iowa and he shares his Iowa playlist. Some true gems that you all will enjoy. Be sure to check out https://www.strangebirdrecording.com/ to learn more about his studio (analog heaven).Iowa Basement Tapes has its own archive of Iowa music. Be sure to check out iowabasementtapes.bandcamp.com and download any of the releases for free. If you would like to contribute any music please send an email to kristianday@gmail.com.Hear us every Thursday at 9PM on 98.9FM KFMG – Des Moines and every Friday at 11PM on 90.3FM KWIT – Sioux City & 90.7FM KOJI – Okoboji. If you miss the show please subscribe to the podcast archives: https://apple.co/2MzdH5e#trustkristiandayShane Morlan - "Pillars" / (Moulton)Grand Old Lady - "Ode to Mario" / The Strangebird Recordings (Ottumwa)Rhinestone Rash - "Bleak Cruel Weeks" / (Centerville)Mummifier - "Full Blast" / Advanced Mummification Procedure (Ottumwa)Jake Book - "Darling Cora" / (Numa)Wadow Shang - "Shadow Wang" / (Centerville)

Travis Atkinson, Co-founder of the Pandemic Crisis Services Response Coalition, joined AM Tampa Ba to discuss there's a new website that offers free mental health support during the COID-19 Outbreak.

In this trailer episode, host Travis Atkinson explains the content, format, and purpose of The Crisis Podcast.

This week Strangebird Recording Studio owner and audio engineer Travis Atkinson stops by to share the radness! We discuss how he began recording, moving from Iowa to Nashville and back, leaving security behind, what sharing the radness is all about, and more! Follow Strangebird Recording: Website: https://www.strangebirdrecording.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/strangebirdrecording/ . . . Our Sponsor: This week’s episode is brought to you by Couch Town Coffee. Couch Town Coffee is an Iowa owned coffee roaster. Every order is hand selected and roasted to the customer’s specifications. Follow the links below to start your day off local! Use the code "Strangebird" during your order this week to save 20%. Follow Couch Town Coffee: Website: https://www.couchtowncoffee.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CouchTownCoffee/ Email: couchtowncoffee@outlook.com . . . Our Partners: Fort Dodge Fine Arts Association: Website: https://www.fdfineartsassociation.org Indie Music Room: Website: https://www.fortdodgeradio.com/indiemusicroom.html Iowa Podcast Network: Website: https://iowapodcastnetwork.com PodcastIA: Website: https://podcastia.com/audible-farm-podcast . . . Follow Audible Farm: Website: http://www.AudibleFarm.com Facebook: http://bit.ly/AudibleFarmFacebook Twitter: http://bit.ly/AudibleFarmTwitter Instagram: http://bit.ly/AudibleFarmInstagram YouTube: http://bit.ly/AudibleFarmYouTube

In this full episode with Behavioral Health consultant - Travis Atkinson, we explore the path towards systems thinking with Mental Health, and the harmony that music adds to the conversation. What a wealth of knowledge !!! Some show notes at approximate times are the following: - 4:00 - Early musical influence - 10:00 - psychology vs. psychiatry - 20:00 - playing some Beatles covers at the Day Center - 27:00 - Behavioral Health with a Systems lens - 32:00 The Chick-fil-A of crisis service - 43:00 - Deep Greens and Blues - 56:00 - Rob Bell - Sex God - 58:30 - "Roll On" + 3 Questions

In this Interesting Ish Extra, we hear a portion of my sit down with Travis Atkinson. He is a consultant in Mental Health and Crisis Prevention, a father and husband, and plays with a smooth West Michigan band, "Deep Greens and Blues" At the end of our hour long conversation, this bit picks up where Travis shares a song coming out in the coming months by Deep Greens and Blues called "Roll On" and he answers ... 3 Questions. Enjoy.

This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk with Sandy Deanne from Jay & The Americans; Gary Lewis from Gary Lewis & the Playboys, who are performing at the Mendel Center Mainstage at Lake Michigan College; and Travis Atkinson of Deep Greens & Blues, who is playing at The Livery in Benton Harbor this weekend.

This week Jeremy D. Bonfiglio and Paul Mow talk with Sandy Deanne from Jay & The Americans; Gary Lewis from Gary Lewis & the Playboys, who are performing at the Mendel Center Mainstage at Lake Michigan College; and Travis Atkinson of Deep Greens & Blues, who is playing at The Livery in Benton Harbor this weekend.

This week on the Pro Rodeo Report we’re doing some traveling. We’ll hear from recent rodeo winners, Travis Atkinson who won the bull riding in Clovis, and Fallon Taylor who won the rodeo in Auburn and set arena records in Red Bluff and Lakeside. Chad Nicholson tells us about the Riata Ranch Cowboy Girls trip […] The post Pro Rodeo Report takes you on the Road… appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

This week’s Pro Rodeo Report features results from Caldwell and Gooding. You’ll hear from Gooding Pro Rodeo champions Tyler Corrington and Travis Atkinson, from tie down roper Tyson Durfey and bareback rider Kaycee Feild, we preview this weekend’s Xtreme Bulls Finale and Wrangler Million Dollar Tour stop in Ellensburg, WA with Marvin Olberding of the […] The post Pro Rodeo Report – This week the Pro Rodeo Report comes from the State of Idaho… appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.