A comprehensive investigation of 1.76 million active behavioral health NPI records across all 3,143 U.S. counties: mapping extreme pediatric mental health deserts, regional supply divides, and where PMHNPs are bridging the deficit.
An exclusive analysis of 7.4 million individual NPI records from 2005 to 2026: how the leading healthcare provider names flipped from overwhelmingly male to 93% female across the top 15, and the seismic gender transformation across psychiatry, therapy, and primary care.
A comprehensive 2026 salary and compensation report for the behavioral health workforce: median earnings, geographic rate differentials, W-2 benefits, and 1099 fee-for-service benchmarks across mental health professions.
A practical 2026 roadmap for licensed counselors, psychologists, and clinical social workers navigating multistate practice, Counseling Compact privileges, PSYPACT, and cross-state telehealth billing.
Northern Nevada's state-run behavioral health system is increasingly reliant on contracted workers as it struggles to fill positions for licensed professionals, state officials told lawmakers last…
Riverside County faces one of California's most severe mental health provider shortages, with just one provider per 370 residents, far fewer than counties like Los Angeles. The shortage is projected…
A workforce crisis rooted in behavioral health: Why employers should care Behavioral health encompasses mental health and substance use disorder services. This initiative aims to integrate…
The mental health workforce faces a severe crisis, with the World Health Organization projecting a global shortfall of 11 million health workers by 2030. The behavioral health sector is particularly…
Every county in East Tennessee faces a shortage of mental health and behavioral health providers, prompting the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services to launch a…
California's behavioral health workforce is buckling under demand, with critical shortages of psychiatrists, therapists, and substance use counselors making it difficult to expand treatment capacity…
State of Ohio creates new mental health role to address workforce shortage The behavioral health workforce shortage is a critical barrier to accessing mental health services. This initiative focuses…
Dr. Lee Za Ong, associate professor of counselor education and counseling psychology at Marquette University's College of Education, has received a $2.4 million grant from the U.S. Department of…
