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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2026 · 43 MIN

Recovery, Belonging, and the Future of Behavioral Healthcare with Dr. Joseph Lee

from MasterMined: A Behavioral & Mental Health Podcast · host Snapshot

What does it take to move behavioral healthcare from the margins into the mainstream? Mark Scrivner and Jeff Skillen sit down with Dr. Joseph Lee, President and CEO of the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, for a powerful conversation about stigma, community, innovation, and the future of addiction treatment at NAATP National 2026.  Dr. Lee shares how Betty Ford's legacy continues to shape the industry, why belonging may be the most overlooked element of recovery, and how Hazelden Betty Ford is leveraging data, AI, research, and standardized care to advance truly personalized treatment. From the role of recovery communities to the promise of emerging therapies, this episode explores how behavioral healthcare can maintain its humanity while embracing innovation, and why people get better when they feel seen, valued, and connected.  Key Moments 00:56 – The story behind Betty Ford's commemorative White House stamp and recovery legacy  03:26 – Why breaking stigma requires more than storytelling  05:07 – How training at Duke and Johns Hopkins shaped Dr. Lee's leadership philosophy  10:20 – The evolution of Hazelden and the power of recovery communities  15:22 – Why standardized care is the foundation for personalized treatment  20:07 – Building workforce pipelines through innovative education programs 25:06 – Measuring "changing hearts" in addiction recovery  31:04 – Why the traditional medical model struggles with chronic behavioral health conditions  35:14 – The opportunities and risks of AI in behavioral healthcare  41:44 – The surprising lesson a young patient taught about community and connection    Learn More & Connect Show Notes + Resources: https://snapshotinteractive.com/mastermined Connect with Joseph Lee: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joseph-lee-m-d-0063b931/ | https://www.hazeldenbettyford.org/ Connect with Mark Scrivner: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markscrivner/  | https://snapshot.agency/health Connect with Jeff Skillen: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-skillen-199507/  | https://www.skillsetenterprises.com Our Sponsor - Snapshot: https://snapshot.agency/health Snapshot Health | Behavioral Health Marketing Built for Growth and Impact Snapshot Health is a strategic growth and marketing partner for behavioral health organizations nationwide. We help treatment centers, mental health providers, and recovery programs grow responsibly by aligning brand, digital strategy, and patient acquisition with clinical integrity and long-term outcomes. Our team specializes in performance-driven marketing for behavioral health, including SEO, paid media, branding, marketing strategy, website development, and admissions enablement. We focus on attracting the right patients, improving conversion, and building scalable systems that support sustainable growth. Snapshot Health brings deep expertise in compliance, ethics, and trust-based marketing. We partner closely with executive teams to drive predictable admissions growth while protecting reputation, mission, and quality of care.

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