Sadie Thompson
Chief Innovation Officer, Wellbeing Initiative, Inc.
Lincoln, NE
Sadie Thompson, CPSS, Chief Innovation Officer of Wellbeing Initiative, Inc., has been working for 17 years in the wellness and recovery fields. She’s taught mindfulness skills and meditation techniques to individuals and agencies for the last 10 years. Her recovery journey led her to co-author the State and Nationally Certified PEERiodical Peer Support Training, The Wellbeing Initiative, Inc. Provider Employee Training Manual, and The Whole Health Employment Support and Training Program. Sadie Thompson has experience in clinical and nonclinical direct behavioral health service delivery, executive leadership, nonprofit development, facilitation of professional education, federal grant management, legislative advocacy, curriculum development, organizational culture assessment, and integration of Recovery Oriented Systems of Care. Her lived experience with mental health, substance use, homelessness, overdose, and suicide fuels her passion to end stigma and support a journey to well-being for everyone. She is passionate about supporting organizations’ transition to true Recovery Oriented Systems of Care that provide strengths-based, low barrier services, and employee satisfaction. She has served on several advisory committees, recovery focused boards, and as Vice President of Consumer affairs for the Nebraska Association for Behavioral Health Organizations. She works to continue supporting participants, individual providers, and healthcare organizations through innovative, inclusive, and wholistic thinking on their journey to whole health wellness.
The Latest from Sadie Thompson
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CoE-IHS Webinar: Peers Part 2 – Peer Support Service Models Success in Integrated Care SettingsMar 23, 2023 | 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Learn more about how peer support in integrated care settings aids in the healing and recovery of people with mental health challenges and SUD.
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CoE-IHS Office Hour: Peers Part 3 – Peer Support Q&A SessionApr 11, 2023 | 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Integrated care requires individualized approaches that target the unique needs of clients and communities. Peer support specialists can play an influential role in providing person-centered and integrated services by bringing unique skills and lived experience to help support clients through their recovery journey.Join us on Tuesday, April 11, 2-3 p.m.