Inseparable is a campaign to win better mental health.

Ensure every school has services to provide for the health and well-being of all students.

Inseparable has expanded school-based mental health care for children and youth in Alabama, Colorado, Delaware, Illinois, Montana, New Jersey, Washington, and is just getting started.

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Eliminate the gap between the number of people who need help and the people who get help. Inseparable expanded insurance coverage for people suffering from mental health in Illinois.

We are advocating for increased access to mental health care. States should:

1. Require coverage decisions to be consistent with “generally accepted standards of care” and based on transparent, publicly-available treatment guidelines and service intensity/level of care tools developed by relevant clinical specialties;
2. Prohibit limiting coverage to short-term symptom reduction for chronic conditions, which leads to cycles of relapse and costly emergency department visits and hospitalizations; and
3. Close gaps in the continuum of care by ensuring parity with physical health for behavioral health intermediate levels of care (such as residential behavioral health services or intensive outpatient therapy) and emergency services.

Mental Health Now is an initiative of Inseparable Action, an advocacy campaign working to ensure that mental health is at the forefront of policy in this nation. Mental Health Now recognizes candidates who commit to prioritizing mental health policy. In 2022, more than 630 candidates and elected officials, from every state in the country, signed the Mental Health Now statement of support.

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Ensure a better response to mental health crisis and stop criminalizing mental illness. Too many of us are left desperate, struggling, in crisis, and often with nowhere to turn. Let’s advocate for federal standards for crisis response; coverage of behavioral health crisis services; Funding for the development of crisis services in communities across the country; and coordination among 911 dispatchers and 988 crisis call centers.

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