Evidence Based Treatment Dissemination Center
About Us:The Evidence Based Treatment Dissemination Center (EBTDC), funded by the New York State Office of Mental Health, provides clinical training and consultation on evidence-based treatment protocols to NYS' OMH-licensed mental health professionals.
The Center aims to enhance the quality of life for children and families by increasing clinician access to treatments that are shown to be effective, and improving the quality of care that is delivered. |
*Currently holding all trainings via webinar*
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OCT |
ONE DAY INTENSIVE (ODI)
ASD and School-Based Interventions 9:00 am - 2:00 pm (5 CEUs) Hosted in collaboration with the New York City Regional Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders NYSRCASD Are you working with students with ASD? Autistic youth can bring so much diversity and creativity to any school system but many times require particular therapeutic approaches and certain adjustments in well-established interventions in order to thrive and to meet their full potential. During this workshop participants will review ASD symptoms as they frequently present in school-aged population, and will learn the theory and practice of evidence-based strategies to prevent and manage disruptive behaviors. We will also review intervention elements that have been shown to be effective when teaching Autistic students communication and social skills, and will discuss and practice using case studies.
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DEC |
This introduction will provide an overview of the MAP model, and focus on teaching you the technical aspects of the tools and resources that will be used in clinical future trainings. This will include a year-long subscription to Practicewise.com to access the MAP tools and resources
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DEC |
This training will focus on using MAP resources to treat children and adolescents with anxiety disorders. This will cover using PWEBS, practice guides, and dashboards to provide evidence-based treatment for clients with anxiety. The training will also go in depth on anxiety practice elements such as psychoeducation, monitoring, and exposure
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NOV |
Pre-Training Webinar: Monday November 27, 2023; 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
MAP is a clinical framework and decision support system meticulously crafted to enhance the quality of mental healthcare provided to children and adolescents across New York State (NYS). Developed by PracticeWise, LLC, MAP is grounded in evidence-based treatments and is the result of extensive research and rigorous testing. This proven effectiveness empowers clinicians with the tools and guidance they need to deliver care that consistently improves youth mental health outcomes in NYS. |
EBTDC Offers Four Training Types:
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Managing and Adapting Practice (MAP) Clinical Training: A 4-day training in MAP, a clinical framework and decision support tool to help better tailor treatments to the needs of children and families. Not sure if MAP training is right for you? View an informational webinar to learn more! |
Mini MAP Training Series: Our newest program where we will cover portions of the MAP system and teach clinicians and supervisors how to utilize the online resources available through MAP. One-Day Intensive Trainings: These one-day programs will get you up to speed on the latest evidence-based practices for specific clinical issues! |
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Upcoming Trainings - Calendar View: |
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Past Training Archive: |
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Recordings are available for many past workshops by request - click on the video icon for the request form
Mini Map
NOV |
This training will focus on using a MAP tool, called a dashboard, to track client progress. The dashboard is an Excel-based document that allows the provider to enter client data and practices to view progress over time.
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OCT |
Using the"Intro to Mini MAP" training as a base, this webinar will explain the Disruptive Behavior Disorder (DBD) treatment pathway of the MAP system, explaining how to use the MAP resources to treat clients with DBD, and focusing on specific evidence-based CBT skills used in the treatment of DBD.
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OCT |
This training will focus on using MAP resources to treat children and adolescents who have experienced trauma. This will cover using PWEBS, practice guides, and dashboards to provide evidence-based treatment for clients with trauma. The training will also go in depth on practice elements such as psychoeducation, monitoring, trauma narrative, and cognitive reprocessing.
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AUG |
This training will focus on using MAP resources to treat children and adolescents with depression. This will cover using PWEBS, practice guides, and dashboards to provide evidence-based treatment for clients with depression. The training will also go in depth on depression practice elements such as psychoeducation, activity selection, social skills training, and cognitive restructuring
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JUN |
This training highlights the overlap between DBT skills and MAP practice guides. Trainees will choose a current DBT or DBT-informed case and will then be instructed on creating a clinician dashboard. Using that "Intro to Mini MAP" training as a base, this webinar will explain the use of clinical dashboards in the MAP system and focus on developing the technical skills of the trainees in using dashboards to track progress and practice for cases, specifically DBT clients.
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MAR |
This webinar will focus on using MAP resources to treat children and adolescents with disruptive behavior disorder (DBD). This will cover using PWEBS, practice guides, and dashboards to provide evidence-based treatment for clients with DBD. The training will also go in depth on DBD practice elements such as psychoeducation, attending, rewards, and communication skills.
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TBD |
This training will focus on using a MAP tool, called a dashboard, to track client progress. The dashboard is an Excel-based document that allows the provider to enter client data and practices to view progress over time.
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Focused Clinical Webinars
JUL |
Focused Clinical Webinar (FCW)
Mindful Parenting 10:00 am - 11:00 am (1 CEU) When parents take care of their children, they do it with love and devotion, but often forget to take care of themselves, or find it hard to follow their parenting goals, and react in a more "automatic" way of parenting that results in self-blame, guilt, or escalation of relationships in the family. This training will cover the theory behind mindful parenting interventions and will introduce strategies and exercises that clinicians can implement during parent training sessions to support better attunement of parents with their parenting goals for everyone’s benefit and for better, closer relationships and satisfaction in the family. |
JUL |
Focused Clinical Webinar (FCW)
Reimagining Family Support for Transition-Aged Youth with Serious Mental Illness (SMI) 10:00 am - 12:00 pm (2 CEUs) This 2-hour training is for clinical staff, agency and program leadership, intake coordinators, and any other staff involved in the mental health care of young adults with Serious Mental Illness (SMI). The Family Connectors team, a group of NYS Certified Family Peer Advocates with their own lived experience of supporting a loved one with SMI, will discuss the ways in which family peer support can assist caregivers in becoming supportive advocates for their loved ones with SMI by identifying the challenges they face, offering solutions and strategies to increase family engagement by partnering with providers to promote positive outcomes for their loved one. |