You can make a difference by helping ABH influence public policy at the state and federal level. ABH is actively involved in shaping the policy agenda that impacts client services and your organization’s bottom line.

By joining ABH, you will receive the benefits of our paid membership in the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, the national unifying voice of organizations that deliver mental health and substance use recovery services.

ABH members receive in-depth budget analysis, Behavioral Health Roadmap updates, e-Newsletters, and other announcements to remain well-informed. ABH members also can purchase our widely respected biannual salary survey.

ABH sponsors special trainings, committee meetings, and association meetings to provide opportunities for our members to learn from their peers and gather latest information and resources.

ABH works to improve rates, rules, and regulations and to obtain relief from administrative burden for state agencies and Medicaid managed care entities.

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As a member of ABH, you and your fellow employees have the opportunity to join any of our 22 committees that meet on a monthly, bi-monthly, or quarterly basis.