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EPISODE · Aug 12, 2025 · 37 MIN

102. Adapting to Change: Managing the Chaos of Constant Transformation

from The Stepping In It Podcast with Renee Schulte & Jason Haglund · host Renee Schulte

Change is coming, fast and furious, and in this episode, we’re talking about how to stay sane and strategic while the world around you evolves. After a whiny farmer moment (new equipment shopping blues, anyone?), we’ll dig into today’s rapid pace of change, from back-to-office shifts and layoffs to funding cuts and digital disruption. We’ll also unpack the numbers: why most change initiatives fail, how burnout is sabotaging transformation, and why proactive planning isn’t optional anymore. Plus, a look ahead at what’s coming, from healthcare privatization to hopping in a Robotaxi in Austin. Change isn’t slowing down, are you ready to manage it?In this episode, you will be able to:Discover how to skillfully navigate behavioral health system changes without feeling overwhelmed or lost.Understand the hidden impact rapid system changes have on your team’s mental health and well-being.Learn effective ways to manage stress during organizational change that actually stick and reduce burnout.Uncover unique opportunities that mental health system reforms bring to improve your organization and care delivery.Recognize why strong policies and procedures are the backbone of successful change management in behavioral health.The key moments in this episode are:00:00:00 - Introduction to Behavioral Health Systems and Change Management00:01:30 - Personal Insights and Perspectives on Change in Agriculture and Life00:03:30 - The Impact of Rapid System Changes on Behavioral Health Leadership00:05:45 - Navigating Organizational Change: Reacting vs. Responding00:07:15 - Anchoring Behavioral Health Work Through Policies and Mission00:12:12 - Embracing Change in Integrated Health Systems for Children00:14:48 - Funding Challenges and Policy Trade-offs in Medicaid Waivers00:16:50 - The Low Success Rate of Change Initiatives and the Importance of Leadership00:19:36 - Managing Stress and Burnout Through Stable Communication and Policies00:22:02 - Effective Leadership Communication During Large-Scale Changes00:24:51 - Managing Emotions and Focusing on Practical Change00:26:07 - Utilizing Resources and Asking Questions During Change00:28:31 - Breaking Down Change with Timelines and Measured Responses00:30:05 - Identifying Opportunities Amidst Change and Risk Tolerance00:34:15 - Embracing Change with Leadership Wisdom and Self-Care00:36:25 - Leadership Challenges and Seeking Support00:36:40 - Introduction to the Bravery System and Its Challenges00:37:09 - Community Engagement and Resource Sharing00:37:20 - Commitment to Behavioral Health System Improvement00:37:35 - Closing Remarks and Host IntroductionsLinks:https://www.walkme.com/blog/change-management-statistics/https://www.processexcellencenetwork.com/change-management/articles/the-evolving-nature-of-change-management-a-new-approach-for-the-age-of-disruptionConnect with us: https://ruralpolicypartners.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/linkedin.com/company/rural-policy-partners/ https://www.facebook.com/facebook.com/ruralpolicypartnershttps://www.youtube.com/@ruralpolicypartners Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/4E5yz0DLbFY

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Change is coming, fast and furious, and in this episode, we’re talking about how to stay sane and strategic while the world around you evolves. After a whiny farmer moment (new equipment shopping blues, anyone?), we’ll dig into today’s rapid pace of change, from back-to-office shifts and layoffs to funding cuts and digital disruption. We’ll also unpack the numbers: why most change initiatives fail, how burnout is sabotaging transformation, and why proactive planning isn’t optional anymore. Pl...

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