The Stepping In It Podcast with Renee Schulte & Jason Haglund
The Stepping In It Podcast is a weekly discussion of the latest news and trends in behavioral health policy development and practice. Each episode features interviews with experts from across the field, including policymakers, clinicians, researchers, and advocates. The podcast provides listeners with practical tips and resources for improving the quality and access to behavioral health care.
The Stepping In It Podcast with Renee Schulte & Jason Haglund
Latest Episodes
154. Have We Forgotten How to Meet? The Cost of Bad Meetings
Meetings have become a constant part of professional life, yet many participants leave wondering whether they accomplished anything at all. In this episode, Jason and Renee kick off a new series on meeting effectiveness by exploring why so many...
153. Summer Self-Care: Why Taking Time Off Is Good for Your Health, Career, and Community
In this episode, Renee Schulte and Jason Haglund explore an often-overlooked aspect of wellness: actually using the time off you've earned. From the health risks of burnout to the surprising benefits of vacation on productivity and career growt...
152. Culture, Connection, and Care: Lessons from the Indiana Rural Health Conference
In this episode, Jason and Renee reflect on key takeaways from the Indiana Rural Health Conference in French Lick, Indiana. From conversations about rural culture and help-seeking behaviors to surprising data on Employee Assistance Program (EAP...
151. Hoarding, Inheritance, and the Great Wealth Transfer: When “Stuff” Becomes the Legacy
As an estimated $124 trillion in wealth changes hands over the coming decades, many families are discovering that inheritance is about far more than money. In this episode, Renee and Jason explore the intersection of hoarding, aging, rural life...
150. Dakota Conference on Rural Health: When Innovation Meets Reality
In this episode, Jason shares insights from the Dakota Conference on Rural Health in North Dakota, reflecting on conference trends, healthcare innovation, and the realities of implementing system change in rural communities. From discussions ab...