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Inseparable is a growing coalition of people from across the country who share a common goal to fundamentally improve mental health care policy — to heal ourselves, our loved ones, and our communities.

09/02/2026

Youth mental health depends on good policy, and good policy depends on people working together. For years, Inseparable and more than 33 organizations have done exactly that as the Hopeful Futures Coalition, united by one goal: every young person gets the mental health care they need to thrive.

Today we're launching a brand-new website to power what comes next. Our work is already making a difference. Together we've helped bring mental health coordinators into Alabama schools, defended funding in Maryland, and printed 988 on student ID cards in North Carolina.

There's cause for concern, but there are also many reasons for hope. See what we're building and join at hopefulfutures.us

Picture being told the treatment your doctor recommended isn't covered, and later finding out that decision was made by ...
09/01/2026

Picture being told the treatment your doctor recommended isn't covered, and later finding out that decision was made by an algorithm rather than a person. For a growing number of patients that is how coverage now gets decided, and the people who lose the most are those managing mental health and chronic conditions.

Today that starts to change. We're proud to back the bipartisan Doctors Not AI (DNAI) Act, introduced by Rep. Greg Landsman, Congressman Buddy Carter, Congresswoman Kim Schrier, and Rep. Tom Barrett. The bill keeps decisions that involve medical judgment where they belong, with a qualified healthcare professional, while still letting AI do what it does well like clearing paperwork and speeding up approvals. It's a commonsense step toward making sure new technology supports good care instead of getting in the way of it.

Thank you to these four lawmakers for their leadership. When someone is deciding whether you can get the care you need, you deserve a qualified person looking at your case, because responsible AI and the care people deserve are inseparable.

Read our full statement → https://insact.us/4gIJGzU

Growing up has never been easy, but for far too many young people, the weight they're carrying goes well beyond the usua...
08/31/2026

Growing up has never been easy, but for far too many young people, the weight they're carrying goes well beyond the usual ups and downs. More than one in five have lived through a major depressive episode in the past year, and over half of them received no treatment at all.

Here's the hopeful part. In schools that have invested in mental health support, it's making a real difference in kids' lives. When help is close by and easy to reach, young people do better. The work now is making sure every school has those programs in place, so no kid has to struggle on their own.

Swipe through to see where things stand and what it will take to reach every young person who needs support.

This week, Meta agreed to pay up to $17.1 billion and add some new safety limits to Instagram and Facebook — nighttime b...
08/28/2026

This week, Meta agreed to pay up to $17.1 billion and add some new safety limits to Instagram and Facebook — nighttime blocks, screen time limits, restrictions during school hours — after years of concerns about the impact of its platforms on kids.

But a settlement with one company isn’t a solution for every child online.

Kids deserve lasting protections that apply across every platform, not a patchwork of legal deals that expire — and come only after harm has occurred.

That's exactly what the Kids Online Safety Act would do. Tell Congress to

08/28/2026

Mental Health Minute Episode 12 💚🧠

One in five mothers experiences a mental health condition during pregnancy or the first year after birth. These conditions are common and treatable, and state policymakers have the power to help more moms get the support they need.

Read our new issue brief with the Policy Center for Maternal Mental Health to explore concrete policy solutions here: https://insact.us/4wWPxIi

Let us know what you think below 👇

"We can't just hope for a brighter day, we have to work for a brighter day." Dolly always said it best, and she personif...
08/27/2026

"We can't just hope for a brighter day, we have to work for a brighter day." Dolly always said it best, and she personified the idea that hope and hustle go hand-in-hand. We're inspired by the way she radiated hope while doing the very real work to change millions of lives. She'll be missed. 💛

Today’s Meta settlement is a promising win for youth mental health and a recognition of what families and advocates have...
08/26/2026

Today’s Meta settlement is a promising win for youth mental health and a recognition of what families and advocates have been warning about for years: the way these platforms were designed can harm young people.

Meta has agreed to a settlement of up to $17.1 billion to resolve claims that it knowingly designed Facebook and Instagram to keep children and teens hooked. This is a watershed moment for accountability—and will put real resources toward the youth mental health services so many communities urgently need.

This settlement offers three promising signs of progress for young people: real accountability via financial penalties, real money for states to invest in youth mental health, and a chance to do things differently, requiring Meta to change how they design their product.

We commend the 48 attorneys general, from both parties, who brought these lawsuits.
This is a milestone, not a finish line, because responsible tech and good youth mental health are inseparable.

Read our full statement → insact.us/metasettlement

Eleven years.That's a kid who first struggles in middle school, not getting care until they're out of college. That's a ...
08/25/2026

Eleven years.

That's a kid who first struggles in middle school, not getting care until they're out of college. That's a parent quietly carrying it for over a decade before anyone helps.

Eleven years isn't just a delay; it's a decade. And it can cost a life. Care that's fair means catching mental health needs early. It means making sure the door to care is open the first time someone reaches for it.

Jump in: inseparable.us/carethatsfair

08/21/2026

We catch problems early in almost every area of children’s health – and that should include mental health. This week, Mina is breaking down school mental health screenings and why early detection matters in our latest episode of Policy Made Simple.

Prevention and early intervention can make all the difference for kids. Share this with someone who needs to hear it. 💛

🎉 Yesterday, New Jersey took a step toward ensuring that when someone experiences a mental health emergency, they have s...
08/20/2026

🎉 Yesterday, New Jersey took a step toward ensuring that when someone experiences a mental health emergency, they have someone to talk to, someone to respond, and a safe place for help.

NJ Department of Human Services and Commissioner Cha announced a $16.45 million investment that will fund five regional crisis receiving and stabilization centers (CRSCs), a critical component of the 988 crisis continuum of care. These centers reduce strain on hospital emergency rooms by providing calm, recovery-focused settings and up to 24 hours of stabilization.

After funding for CRSCs was left out of the newly-enacted annual state budget, Governor Mikie Sherrill worked tirelessly with Senate President Nick Scutari, Sens. Joe Vitale and Vin Gopal, Assembly Speaker Craig J. Coughlin, and Assemblywoman Andrea Katz and Assemblywoman Carol Murphy, Majority Whip to secure a supplemental investment ensuring that NJ communities get the help they need, when and where they need it.

We are excited to continue working with these champions to provide the reliable crisis response funding that New Jerseyans deserve.

Way to go, NJ 🩵

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