Improve Community Mental Health with Behavioral Health 360º
at NACCHO360
MEET US AT
Booth 401
WHEN
July 14-17, 2026
WHERE
Louisville, KY
Join CredibleMind in Louisville to see how communities and coalitions are overcoming barriers to mental health access, optimizing use of limited resources, and increasing effectiveness with long term sustainability.
We’re leading conversation on what it takes to improve behavioral health outcomes across your community with Behavioral Health 360°, developed in partnership with NACCHO.
Public Health’s Answer to the Mental Health Crisis
Mental health and substance misuse intersect with most of your priorities and populations. With treatment demand outpacing capacity, behavioral health can’t do it alone.
Through Behavioral Health 360°, CredibleMind and NACCHO deliver personalized, evidence-based self-care and navigation to local resources — powering prevention, earlier intervention, and measurable community action.
Now in its fourth year, the BH360º program spans 200+ communities and 60M+ Americans.
Platform Highlights
Connect residents to help they can trust, easily and cost-effectively.
Our 24/7 digital front door reduces stigma, clears language barriers, and protects privacy. 61% of users learn new skills and 57% report positive behavior change.
Increase effectiveness and support sustainability.
A shared platform makes it easier for multi-sector partners to coordinate outreach, reach more people at lower cost, and show funders evidence of impact.
Built for easy implementation with ongoing support.
Go live in weeks, not months, with minimal IT or staff lift. CredibleMind handles setup, operations, and content refresh.
CredibleMind is trusted by 160+ partners reaching 200+ communities, helping organizations reduce cost, close care gaps, and deliver measurable results.
Meet us at Booth 401
Join us in Louisville at Booth 401 or attend one of our sessions below to explore how Behavioral Health 360º engages residents and supports your community’s goals.
Session 1
BH360 Update: NACCHO Behavioral Health 360: An Update on the National Community Behavioral Health Program
Wednesday, July 15 @ 8 – 9 AM EST
Speakers:
Now in its fourth year, the BH360 program spans 200+ communities and 60M+ Americans. This session covers what the data is showing, what’s working, and where the program is headed next.
Session 3
From CHIP to Change: What It Actually Takes to Move a Coalition From Alignment to Action
Thursday, July 16 @ 3:30 – 4:30 PM EST
Speakers: Vanessa Salmo, CCA; Debbie Zuerner
Untreated mental health conditions compound the upstream challenges public health is already accountable for. This session makes the case for a different approach — from upstream prevention to cross-sector coordination and a defensible accountability story.
Session 5
Youth Mental Health Was the Top Priority. Clinical Capacity Was the Bottleneck. Here’s How Lincoln-Lancaster County Found a Third Way.
Wednesday, July 15 @ 5 – 6 PM EST
Speakers: Eric Zimmerman, MPH, MBA; Christian Tolbert; Jesse Davy
When Lincoln-Lancaster County made youth behavioral health a CHIP priority, they moved forward despite limited clinical capacity — building a 75+ organization coalition and shared digital platform serving 320,000 residents. This session shares honest lessons for any community ready to make the same move.
Plenary Session
Protecting the Protectors: Improving Workforce Wellness
Thursday, July 16 @ 10:30 AM – 12 PM EST
Speakers: Eric Zimmerman, MPH, MBA; Rachel Bork, PhD; Amit Sood, MD; Jon Adler, MD; Dr. Kahn
This 90-minute session examines urgent approaches to strengthening public health workforce well-being, resilience, and organizational culture — including real world examples of how scalable digital self-care can extend support when traditional resources fall short.
Session 2
Behavioral Health Is a Population Health Challenge. Here’s How Public Health and Behavioral Health Teams Are Solving It Together.
Thursday, July 16 @ 5 – 6 PM EST
Speakers: Deryk Van Brunt, DrPH; Jon Adler, MD; Peyton Brock
Untreated mental health conditions compound the upstream challenges public health is already accountable for. This session makes the case for a different approach — from upstream prevention to cross-sector coordination and a defensible accountability story.
Session 4
Ignored to Engaged: What’s Actually Working in Community Behavioral Health Outreach Right Now
Thursday, July 16 @ 1:30 – 3 PM EST
Speakers: Michelle Gilliam; Julie Orben; Justine Ginsberg; Giselle Coreas
Communities are expected to close behavioral health engagement gaps with small budgets and limited marketing expertise. This workshop explores how communities are blending digital tools and targeted messaging with proven tactics like peer connection and trusted messengers.
Looking to improve behavioral health outcomes for your members?
We’d love to share more with you about population-based mental health and how you can empower your communities, members, or workplaces to flourish.
Use the form on the right or email us directly at solutions@crediblemind.com
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