Learn how the PracticeWise MAP system helps providers promote equitable behavioral health care for youth through evidence-informed, individualized treatment planning and ongoing monitoring.
Looking for practical guidance on how to help youth make and keep friends? Explore ways to build social skills, create meaningful connections, and support friendships that contribute to youth mental health and well-being.
Summer can be a time of growth, fun, and connection—but it can also bring challenges for some children and teens. Learn practical ways families can support youth mental health, maintain healthy routines, build independence, and promote emotional well-being throughout the summer months.
Youth with chronic health conditions often face challenges following treatment plans. Learn how behavioral health strategies, self-management support, and PracticeWise MAP tools can help providers improve treatment adherence, engagement, and outcomes for youth and families.
Teaching kids to identify and name their feelings is an important step in building emotional regulation skills. Research shows that children with stronger emotional vocabulary are better able to manage difficult emotions, communicate their needs, and cope with challenges. This blog explores why emotional regulation starts with labeling feelings and shares practical strategies adults can use to support children’s emotional development.
Learn six practical, evidence-informed strategies to support neurodivergent youth and families in mental health care. Improve inclusive, strengths-based practice.
When families first present for behavioral health care, they often have more questions than answers. What is happening? Why is this happening? And what will help? Providing
Explore how artificial intelligence impacts youth mental health and learn what parents, educators, and providers can do to promote safe and responsible AI use.
Learn how evidence-informed approaches can help providers better understand, assess, and support Tic Disorders for Youth using practical tools for treatment planning and progress monitoring.
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.
