
Looking Back, Moving Forward: Celebrating the PracticeWise Journey
PracticeWise celebrates another year of connecting people and knowledge to improve youth and family mental health.

PracticeWise celebrates another year of connecting people and knowledge to improve youth and family mental health.

What puts youth at risk for suicide, and what can help protect them? Explore data, prevention strategies, and resources to better support youth mental health.

Learn practical, evidence-informed strategies to prevent and manage sibling conflict. This blog explores how parents and caregivers can support communication, emotional regulation, and problem-solving to reduce fighting and promote healthier sibling relationships.

Discover why outdoor play is essential for youth mental and emotional well-being during the summer months. Learn simple, safe ways to stay active, build resilience, and support healthy routines—plus how caregivers and behavioral health professionals can use these strategies to promote positive development.

Explore how PracticeWise tools support mental health providers in delivering confident, evidence-informed care. Learn how MAP tools strengthen treatment planning, session structure, and client progress tracking.

Learn how parents, teachers, and clinicians can support LGBTQ+ youth with evidence-based strategies that promote mental health and inclusion.

As summer approaches, it’s tempting to fill every minute with activities—but research shows that unstructured play and rest are vital for youth development. Learn why downtime matters for kids’ mental, emotional, and social growth, and get practical tips for making space for it in your family’s schedule.

Support youth behavioral health with practical tools that fit into daily life. Learn how small changes in routine, communication, and planning can make a lasting difference.

Explore how Positive Psychology can support the mental well-being of children and teens. This blog shares practical, research-based strategies—like gratitude, strength-building, and kindness—that parents, teachers, and providers can use to help youth thrive in everyday life.
Learn how to deliver MATCH-ADTC with real-world flexibility and purpose. Gain practical tools, expert guidance, and a clear path to becoming credentialed.
Our newest On-Demand Learning courses are now available in the PracticeWise Course Store:
• Crisis Management
• Psychoeducation for Anxiety
• Psychoeducation for Disruptive Behavior
• Psychoeducation for Trauma
• Relationship/Rapport Building
Learn on your own time, earn Continuing Education credits, and strengthen everyday practice with developmentally informed, family-centered strategies.
To celebrate the launch, enjoy 30% off these new courses for a limited time.
Use code NEWCOURSE30 at checkout.