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Overview and Resources Presenter: Wendy Amozurrutia-Salazar, DBH,MA, LPCS Practice Manager About Us Integral Care supports adults and children living with: • mental illness • • substance use disorder intellectual and developmental disabilities We help people build health and well-being, so everyone has the foundation to reach their full potential. What We Do - Provider  Care Coordination  24/7 Crisis Response  Integrated Behavioral Health  Residential Services  Homelessness and Housing Services  Jail Diversion  Substance Use Treatment  Prevention and Wellness What We Do - Authority  Utilization Management  Quality Management  Ombudsman  Network Development, Credentialing & Management  Local Service Plan & Local Network Development Plan  Single Point of Entry  Education & Training Integral Care’s System of Care Our Partners Our Services Where We Provide Services • Over the phone • In clinics and • Via telehealth • On a street corner • At home • In jails residential facilities • In emergency rooms • In schools We go anywhere a 46 FACILITIES SPREAD OVER person 16 CAMPUSES needs help. Our Care Approach • Person-Centered • Trauma-Informed • Culturally Competent • Multiple Languages • Integrated Care • Community Partnerships Adult Behavioral Health Services Integral Care helps adults living with mental illness and substance use disorder rebuild and maintain their mental and physical health. Counseling to support emotional health Drug and alcohol treatment to help with recovery Housing to regain health and independence Wellness services for people who want to learn ways to lead a healthy life Child & Family Services Integral Care helps families build their health and well-being so they can meet their everyday needs at all stages of life. Our experts ensure that children and families have the skills and resources they need to thrive. Help children build strong brains and bodies Support emotional health through counseling Teach families to communicate better Help families find a safe and affordable home Crisis Services Integral Care offers mental health crisis support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week – on the phone and in the community. Our crisis services help people recover from a mental health crisis and rebuild their well-being. A helpline for anyone who needs immediate emotional support Tools and resources to prevent suicide Teams that go anywhere someone needs help Mental Health Urgent Care Helpline Calls FY2022 FY20 72,363 calls FY21 77,749 calls FY22 73,342 calls FY23 83,393 Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Services Integral Care works with children and adults living with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities to make sure they have the tools they need to thrive. Live independently Access stable jobs Form healthy relationships Crisis support Who We Serve Overview Integral Care provides a strong foundation for well-being. 24,804 426,043 1,000+ 30+ Travis County residents served in FY24 Services provided in FY24 Staff serving Travis County Programs and services offered Who We Serve: FY24 Number of Services Provided Total # of services 426,043 ■ Adult Behavioral Health 123,528 ■ Crisis ■ Helpline 61,372 129,930 ■ Child and Family Services 48,935 ■ Intellectual & Dev. Disabilities 43,478 ■ Substance Use 18,800 Who We Serve: FY24 Top Client Diagnoses Client Demographics FY24 Age Group Under 5 5-11 12-14 15-17 18-24 25-39 40-54 55-64 65-74 75+ Clients 130 1,071 1,092 1,575 3,219 9,202 6,884 3,461 1,662 503 % 0% 4% 4% 5% 11% 32% 24% 12% 6% 2% English Spanish Bilingual American Sign Language Arabic Vietnamese Client Demographics FY24 Race/Ethnicity Alaska native/American Indian Asian Black/African-American Clients 112 415 5,565 Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 30 Hispanic Non-Hispanic White Two or more races Unknown 8,716 8,994 433 4,534 % 0% 1% 19% 0% 30% 31% 2% 16% Women and Mental Health Mental Health Statistics for Women 2024, women are reported experiencing increases in mental health needs compared to men. Women account for 71% of all mental health related leave of absences (SHRM, 2024) Young women, in particular, are at higher risk 56% of girls and 29% of boys report feeling so sad or hopeless almost daily for two or more weeks (CDC, YRBS) 29% of girls report seriously considering suicide over the past year compared to 13% of boys (CDC, YRBS) Mental Health Related Concerns Depression and Anxiety are the more common mental health related needs of women, accounting for approximately 26% of young women between the ages of 16-24 (Agenda Alliance). Rates of non-suicidal self injury (self-harm) are also higher in women 25.7% (Agenda Alliance). Correlations between abuse and mental health problems exist with 53% of women having experienced abuse in their lifetime (Agenda Alliance). Unique to Women • Hormonal changes can impact a woman’s mental health • Perinatal and postpartum mental health related concerns can present for women during this time. • Maternal Depression and Anxiety occur as frequently during pregnancy as it does postpartum. • Post-childbearing age related transitions can increase the risk of perimenopausal depression. (WHO, 2025) Understanding Disparities and Inequities • Poverty, stigma, and access to support are the top noted barriers to mental health care for women. • Ethnic and Cultural considerations: • Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic (LatinX and mix-race) women face additional challenges and increased risk for mental health needs. • 29% black women, 24% Asian women, and 29% mixed-race women compared to 16% of Caucasian-White women Support and Resources Integral Care 24/7 Helpline • Providing around the clock support • Help with accessing IC programs and connecting to other resources in the community • Helpline services are free of cost • Both crisis and non-crisis support is available Access to Support QUESTIONS