*Currently holding all trainings via webinar*
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About EBTDC. 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. EBTDC Trainings. EBTDC is currently offering training in:
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Upcoming EBTDC Training
MAP Training Summer dates coming soon! Webinar-based *32 CEUs for $25* Click to register Mini MAP Series Visit our Mini MAP page to learn more Introduction to Mini MAP Tuesday, May 10, 9am-11:30am Webinar-based *2.5 CEUs for $25* Click to register Mini MAP: Depression Treatment Pathway May 20, 9am-1pm Pre-requisite: Intro or NYS MAP Certification Click to register Mini MAP: Using Dashboards to Track Client Progress (Intro is a pre-requisite; access to Excel is required) June 7, 9am-11am *2 CEUs for $25* Click to register Mini MAP: Trauma Treatment Pathway More dates coming soon *4 CEUs for $25* Pre-requisite: Intro or NYS MAP Certification Click to register Mini MAP: DBD Treatment Pathway More dates coming soon *4 CEUs for $25* Pre-requisite: Intro or NYS MAP Certification Click to register Mini MAP: Anxiety Treatment Pathway More dates coming soon *4 CEUs for $25* Pre-requisite: Intro or NYS MAP Certification Click to register One Day Intensives More trainings coming soon Focused Clinical Webinars More trainings coming soon Recent EBTDC TrainingMindfulness: Where Does It Come From and How Can Kids and Teens Get it? *not eligible for CEUs* Click to view Exposure Intensive: How to Engage Clients in Confronting Their Fears Across Childhood and Adolescence *not eligible for CEUs* Click to view Starting at the Beginning: Assessment for Common Mental Health Conditions in Children and Adolescents *not eligible for CEUs* Click to view Overcoming School Refusal & Avoidance *not eligible for CEUs* Click to view Gender Dysphoria in Children and Adolescents *not eligible for CEUs* Available to view soon Externalizing Disorders: Parenting Strategies and Management in the Classroom *not eligible for CEUs* Click to view Anxious about Social Anxiety: Helping Kids, Caregivers, and Ourselves Manage Changing (and Unchanging) Social Distancing Guidelines **not eligible for CEUs** Click to view Preparing for Racism like We Do Plane Crashes: Moving "The Talk" to "The Walk" With Guest Speaker Dr. Riana Anderson **not eligible for CEUs** Click to view Seeing Clients Virtually? Therapist Coping Strategies & Sustaining Your Telehealth Practice **not eligible for CEUs** Click to view Disruptive Behavior Disorder, 3-part series
Part 1: What is DBD? Assessment, Diagnosis, Treatment Planning, and Interventions for Younger Children **not eligible for CEUs** Click to view Part 2: DBD Interventions for Adolescents **not eligible for CEUs** Click to view Part 3: DBD Case Discussion **not eligible for CEUs** Click to view Building Routines in the Time of COVID-19
**not eligible for CEUs** Click to view Starting at the Beginning: Assessment for Common Mental Health Conditions in Children **not eligible for CEUs** Click to view One-Day Intensive on OCD in the Time of COVID-19 **not eligible for CEUs** Click to view Depression & Sadness in Children: What it is & Evidence-Based Treatments to Help **not eligible for CEUs** Click to view Re-Opening and Re-Entry: Managing Children’s Anxiety, Depression, and Grief Related to COVID-19 **not eligible for CEUs** Click to view online Making the Most Out of Telehealth *not eligible for CEUs* Click to view online Talking with Children about Novel Coronavirus
*not eligible for CEUs* From our colleagues at the NYU Child Study Center Click to view online Click here to download the slides Overcoming School Refusal and Avoidance Presented in collaboration with the Association for Mental Health and Wellness as part of their "Issues in Children's Mental Health Conference Series" *not eligible for CEUs* Click to view online |
*Astor Services for Children and Families is approved by the New York State Office of Professions to provide continuing education credits to licensed psychologists, licensed social workers, LMHCs, LMFTs, and LCATs
For more training opportunities, please visit The NYS Office of Mental Health Community Technical Assistance Center (CTAC). Please note: The CTAC and EBTDC trainings available here are only open to staff at public, child-serving agencies/programs licensed by the New York State Office of Mental Health. Click here to see if you are an OMH-licensed provider. If you are a private-practice clinician, please visit the National Council for Behavioral Health for training and technical assistance.
For more training opportunities, please visit The NYS Office of Mental Health Community Technical Assistance Center (CTAC). Please note: The CTAC and EBTDC trainings available here are only open to staff at public, child-serving agencies/programs licensed by the New York State Office of Mental Health. Click here to see if you are an OMH-licensed provider. If you are a private-practice clinician, please visit the National Council for Behavioral Health for training and technical assistance.