The Reach Institute Resource For Advancing Childrens Health

The child and adolescent training in evidence-based psychotherapies (catie) program is a partnership between the reach institute and leading clinicians and treatment researchers to provide therapists training in evidence-based psychotherapy treatments. Through catie, therapists learn how to accurately assess their clients and provide and providecognitive-behavioral therapy (cbt) for disruptive behavior symptoms, anxiety symptoms, depression symptoms, and trauma symptoms. Training includes a 2-day workshop followed by 12 group consultation calls. We also have catie courses for primary care providers: cbt for anxiety in pediatric primary care (cbt-a in ppc), practical behavior management in primary care (pbm), addressing trauma in pediatric primary care (atipp), and mental health training for school nurses. In 2024, 109 primary care providers completed cbt-a training, 33 primary care providers completed pbm training, 18 providers completed atipp training, and 57 completed mental health training for school nurses.

The adult behavioral health in primary care program (abh-pc) provides family physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician's assistants with up-to-date training in caring for adults with common mental health conditions. Delivered by a world-class faculty of psychiatrists and family physicians, abh-pc training helps clinicians transform their practices, increase productivity, and improve work satisfaction. This innovative program increases clinicians' comfort with assessing, diagnosing, and treating adult mental health concerns. In 2024, 11 providers completed the abh-pc program.