Making Mental Health Care Accessible: Evening Hours, Telehealth, and Family-Centered Support with Dr. Assumpta Ekeh
On Inner Peace, Better Health, we get practical about mental health accessibility—what actually helps families get care. Dr. Assumpta Ekeh, Psychiatric–Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and founder of Family Behavioral Health Services, explains why evening and weekend appointments, telehealth, and family-centered care…
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