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People for Wellness is currently developing community-informed conversations and collaborative learning opportunities focused on organizational wellness, behavioral health systems, workforce sustainability, and sustainable approaches to care.
People for Wellness is currently developing community-informed conversations and collaborative learning opportunities focused on organizational wellness, behavioral health systems, workforce sustainability, and sustainable approaches to care.
Upcoming Community Discussion: Your Voice Matters
Upcoming Community Discussion: Your Voice Matters
Wednesday, June 17, 2026
10:30–11:30 AM CST
Virtual Community Discussion
This discussion is intended to create space for peer specialists, individuals with lived experience, providers, organizational leaders, and community members to share perspectives surrounding behavioral health systems, workforce experiences, organizational support, and the needs of the people most impacted by systems of care.
Our goal is to better understand the experiences, challenges, strengths, and needs of individuals and communities connected to behavioral health environments. We believe meaningful improvement begins by listening, learning, and creating opportunities for collaborative dialogue across perspectives.
All stakeholders are welcome.
We welcome perspectives from individuals with lived experience, peer specialists, providers, organizational leaders, students, and community members.
Current Areas of Exploration
Current Areas of Exploration
- Workforce well-being and organizational sustainability
- Community-informed systems learning
- Trauma-informed organizational approaches
- Reflective leadership and organizational culture
- Responsive and sustainable systems of care
- Organizational learning beyond traditional compliance models
Collaboration between providers, organizations, and lived experience voices
Collaboration between providers, organizations, and lived experience voices
People for Wellness is actively exploring opportunities for collaboration with behavioral health organizations, educational institutions, peer specialists, community organizations, and systems stakeholders throughout Wisconsin.
Current relationship-building efforts include outreach and dialogue surrounding:
behavioral health workforce development
organizational wellness
community-informed systems learning
sustainable approaches to care
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