The Atrómitos Way
Health and social services are full of complex issues and obstacles that can’t help but get in the way. So, how do we solve them? Well, change agents worldwide are boldly striving to ensure that quality healthcare is accessible, affordable, and equitable for all—and we need to amplify their voices. Delving into the intricacies of healthcare and the social services network, Atrómitos hosts guests to discuss how they've navigated challenges, from workforce shortages to maternal care, mental health, homelessness, and affordable housing. The Atrómitos Way explores these challenges and what's being done—and can be done to overcome them.
Episodes
43 episodes
#044: 2024 Reflections: Finding Strength in Community and Change
In this reflective episode of The Atrómitos Way Podcast, producer Liz Church explores the challenges of 2024 and the power of collective action.
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Episode 44
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5:20
#043: Lambert House: A Beacon of Hope for LGTBQIA+ Youth
Since 1981, Lambert House has been a vital lifeline for young people facing mental health challenges, loneliness, and societal pressures.
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Episode 43
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22:29
#042: Tech & Wellness: Innovating Behavioral Health
Michelle Voegtle, a licensed professional counselor, explores the integration of technology in behavioral health and the importance of personalized recovery app...
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Episode 42
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27:59
#041: Fighting for Bodily Autonomy: A Conversation on Health Equity and Project 2025
Miss Jai Smith discusses Project 2025's implications for bodily autonomy, particularly its impact on the LGBTQ+ community and reproductive health. She explores ...
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Episode 41
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43:40
#040: Down Syndrome Awareness Month: From A Mom's Perspective
Dasaya Cates discusses the complexities of parenting a child with Down syndrome, emphasizing early diagnosis, informed healthcare, and the challenges of inclusi...
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Episode 40
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28:42
#039: The Urgent Need for Mental Health Reform in America
For the last episode of our Worried, Tired, Frustrated series, host Liz Church close...
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Episode 39
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9:20
#038: WTF - Project 2025: We’re Not Going Back
In this powerful third episode of the Worried, Tired, Frustrated series, host Liz Church...
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Episode 38
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11:46
#037: WTF - It's Not Hysteria, It's History
In the second of our four-part series by Atrómitos, Worried Tired Frustrated, Liz Church...
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Episode 37
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10:23
#036: WTF - The Impact of Idaho’s Abortion Ban: A Canary in the Coal Mine for the Nation
The first a four-part series by Atrómitos, Worried Tired Frustrated, Liz Church read...
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Episode 36
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12:06
#035: Here We Have Idaho: The Consequences of Small Government
Getting to know another team member of Atrómitos, Amanda Rodgers, MPH, shares her journey into public h...
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Episode 35
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55:34
#034: Building a Sustainable Future for Rural Health Departments
Local health departments face resource shortages, restrictive funding, and outdated health records, fostering a scarcity mindset among leaders—challenges worsened post-pandemic. With ARP funding,
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Episode 34
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31:18
#033: Navigating the Complexities of Data Integrity
Public health expert Raina Sharma, MPH shares her journey from the Army Public Health Command to managing data platforms during the COVID-19 pandemic for the Ma...
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Episode 33
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30:08
#032: Regulatory, Financial, & Social Challenges in Supportive Housing
Land use lawyer Andy Lane, with 28 years of experience in smart growth management and affordable housing, discusses the critical role of affordable and supporti...
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Episode 32
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40:23
#031: Building Resilient Communities: Substance Misuse Prevention
Erin Jamison Day, Executive Director of Community Impact North Carolina (CINC), discusses the severe impacts of...
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Episode 31
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32:00
#030: Unlocking Community Health: The Power of Data Sharing
Angie Grover, COO of Metopio, talks about the transformative impact of data sharing in healthcare. Learn how Metopio d...
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Episode 30
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37:16
#029: Voices of Resilience: Navigating Anti-LGBTQ+ Legislation
Peter Freeman, MPH, a seasoned public health administrator and LGBTQAI+ rights advocate, explores the impact of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation and systemic barriers on...
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Episode 29
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51:25
#027: Pride and Progress: Overcoming Barriers to Healthcare Access for LGBTQ+ Individuals
June is Pride Month, a time for the LGBTQ+ community in the United States to celebrate their identities, embrace visibility, and advocate for progress. Miss Jai Smith, ...
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Episode 27
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57:41
#025: Confronting Veteran Suicide: Insights From An Advocate
In this Memorial Day episode, Vietnam veteran Tony Vivaldi, founder of Save a Vet Now, discusses the urgent issue of veteran suicide. He explores the challenges...
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Episode 25
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36:11
#024: Understanding Stressors and the Nervous System
Sharon Stultz, a dedicated educator and mental health professional with over 30 years of experience, shares her journey from special education to becoming a men...
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Episode 24
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43:14
#023: Rural Telehealth: Transforming Child Mental Health
Billy West, CEO of Daymark Recovery Services, comes aboard to tackle the youth mental health crisis. Leadin...
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Season 2
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Episode 23
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1:00:40
#022: Parents’ Perspectives: Navigating Youth Mental Health
In observance of Mental Health Awareness Month and the growing youth mental health crisis, this insightful discussion features Michealle Gady and
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Episode 22
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1:07:59
#021: Coastal Horizons: Tackling the Youth Mental Health Crisis
Coastal Horizons leaders Ryan Estes and
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Season 2
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Episode 21
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58:01
#020: Addressing Food Insecurity + Health Outcomes
Stephanie Norton-Bredl of Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank and
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Season 2
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Episode 20
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44:38
