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 why stress is rising among teens and young adults — and how behavioral health providers can guide youth toward healthier stress management. Explore evidence-informed strategies and practical tools, including how to use MAP Practice Guides to support individualized care.
Considering medication for children can be a complex decision for families. This blog explores what the research says about psychiatric medication for children and teens, when it may be helpful, and how to make informed choices in collaboration with a provider.
Explore how the MAP system supports trauma treatment for youth by combining research-backed tools like the PracticeWise Evidence-Based Services (PWEBS) database, step-by-step Practice Guides, and the Clinical Dashboard. Learn how these resources help providers tailor care, track progress, and adapt interventions to meet the individual needs of each youth receiving behavioral health services.
Supporting your teen through the college admissions process can be emotionally complex. Learn how to validate their experience, manage expectations, and explore practical strategies to help them cope.
Youth trauma can have lasting effects on mental and emotional well-being. Learn how to recognize the signs of trauma in young people, understand its impact, and explore practical strategies for support and recovery.
Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic, mental health providers continue to face challenges like burnout, evolving telehealth policies, and increased service demands. Explore how provider well-being has changed, the impact of policy shifts, and strategies for long-term resilience in the field.
Explore the impact of the COVID pandemic on youth mental health five years later. Learn about ongoing challenges, recovery tips, and the importance of mental health support for children and teens in a post-pandemic world.
Core Elements of Family Therapy (CEFT) is a research-backed framework that helps providers deliver effective, family-based interventions for adolescents. With structured guides and flexible treatment branches, CEFT supports family engagement, communication, and improved outcomes across diverse care settings.
Learn how to deliver MATCH-ADTC with real-world flexibility and purpose. Gain practical tools, expert guidance, and a clear path to becoming credentialed.
A flexible, evidence-informed approach to enhance family therapy outcomes.
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