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The Gap in the Continuum of Care for Teens and Young Adults

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Caroline Fenkel, LCSW

Meet the health group that wants to eliminate ER visits during a crisis.

Caroline Fenkel, LCSW, discusses Charlie Health and the gap in continuum of mental health care for teens and young adults.

Caroline Fenkel is co-founder & Chief Clinical Officer at Charlie Health.

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