Check out the Speaking Of, Founder’s Mission with Jaclyn Wainwright, CEO of AiRCare Health.
Jaclyn and her team are on a mission to remove barriers to mental health care, connect people to the services and experts they need, and destigmatize mental health concerns.
AiRCare Health offers “Next-generation behavioral health and wellbeing” through a model that uses data and strives to “predict and prevent” instead of “chase and treat.”
During our conversation, Jaclyn shared her thoughts on what emotional health care should look like, how to remove barriers, and what she finds exciting about the future of mental health care.
We also talked about what it’s like to balance leading a company and being a mom, and how she and her husband are modeling emotional health at home for their children.
Enjoy!
Learn more about AiRCare Health:
https://aircarehealth.com
https://www.linkedin.com/company/aircarehealth/
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https://speakingoftoday.com/
https://twitter.com/SpeakingOfShow
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Topical time codes below:
00:19 - AiRcare Health
00:43 - Working as a “connector” and removing barriers to care
2:37 - Making care “easy, accessible, human”
4:17 - What can we do/how can we help/building relationships
5:25 - A team approach to care
6:51 - A culture of caring together
8:18 - Craving closeness and community
10:23 - Taking shame and embarrassment out of mental health
12:02 - Predict and prevent vs chase and treat
13:27 - Passion for care
14:45 - Finding AiRCare Health as an intern
16:30 - Working from intern to CEO
17:22 - Balancing the needs at work and home
19:14 - Modeling emotional health at home & recognizing and validating children’s feelings
21:20 - Learning from kids & excitement for their future
23:07l - Hope for the future of mental health
24:21 - Exciting developments in mental health
25:43 - Augmented Reality for Pain Measurement
28:20 - Lessening self-criticism through encouragement
