Health through Housing Systems, Service & Quality Manager (3 CEUs)

Friday, January 23, 2026

4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Stuart T. Rolfe Community Room

Advancement and Alumni Building, Seattle University

824 12th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122

In-person and on Zoom

Presenter: Tim Jolliff, LMHC

The Business Behind Meeting Clients Where They Are

This seminar explores the intersection of clinical care and the broader healthcare system. Participants will gain essential insights into delivering quality mental health care across diverse settings, with a focus on systemic, financial, and integrated care considerations.

Key Learning Components:

Systems Perspective Understand the structural dynamics of healthcare and their impact on clinical practice.

Financial Foundations Analyze the cost-of-service delivery and its implications for clinicians and clients.

Integrated Care Models Examine the evolution of behavioral health as a partner to primary care, especially in light of post-COVID funding increases.

Practical Application Participants will design a clinical program that:

• Addresses gaps in community mental health services
• Balances client needs with systemic demands

Importance & Relevance Grounded in an existential phenomenological framework, this seminar emphasizes:

• The lived experiences of clients
• The clinician’s role in fostering meaningful engagement

By exploring the business side of mental health care, participants will learn to:

• Navigate professional complexities
• Stay attuned to individual client needs
• Sustain effective therapeutic relationships and clinical practices