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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EBTDC Offers Four Training Types:
MAP Clinical Training
A comprehensive 4-day MAP training, complemented by 4 months of expert consultation. MAP is a clinical framework designed to personalize treatment for children and families, ensuring effective and tailored care.
Learn MoreMini MAP Training
Mini MAP offers the flexibility to choose specific treatment topics within MAP, allowing you to learn new concepts or refresh essential skills at your own pace. Plus, you’ll have access to a wealth of online resources to enhance your learning experience.
Learn MoreFocused Clinical Webinars
1-hour webinar trainings focused on specific evidence-based clinical skills not covered in MAP training, tailored to meet the needs of NYS OMH providers.
Learn MoreOne-Day Intensive Training
Get up to speed on specialized, evidence-based practices for specific clinical issues not covered in MAP training, often featuring expert guest speakers.
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**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.