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Managing and Adapting Practice (MAP) Training

Click here for Covid-19 Resources for clinicians and families
Announcement:  We are now offering two types of training under the MAP program.  1) Traditional 4-day MAP training, which provides intensive training in the full MAP system; and 2) Mini MAP training, which provides shorter, more focused training in a specific aspect of MAP.

*We are also now offering 28 CEUs for psychologists for completing the MAP training.
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What is MAP? Is it for me?

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MAP is a clinical framework and decision support system designed to help improve the quality of mental healthcare delivered to children and adolescents in NYS.  MAP was created by PracticeWise,LLC, and extensive research and testing has been conducted that demonstrates its effectiveness in helping clinicians deliver care that improves youth mental health outcomes.  

MAP provides NYS' mental health agencies and programs, and the supervisors and clinicians within them, with a comprehensive online resource to assist them in coordinating and supplementing the use of evidence-based practices for children’s mental health. MAP, with its focus on tailored care and measurable outcomes, also helps to prepare NYS'  clinical workforce to meet the new demands and requirements of NYS' transition, to managed behavioral healthcare.
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Who funds the Managing and Adapting Practice (MAP) Training? 
MAP training is funded by the New York State Office of Mental Health, and training is provided free to all New York State Office of Mental Health-licensed agencies, programs and providers. Click here to see if you are an NYS OMH-licensed provider.


Who directs the MAP training program?  Alissa Gleacher, Ph.D., oversees a training team at New York University who provides MAP training to New York State programs and agencies.  
​Is MAP Right for Me?  To see if the MAP training is right for your NYS OMH-licensed agency or program, please join us for our next informational webinar.  Click here to register for the webinar to learn more about MAP  

*The NYU Child Study Center is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The NYU Child Study Center maintains responsibility for this program and its content.

Upcoming MAP Trainings

Full 4-day MAP: (via Webinar)
  • December 3, 4, 9, & 11
    Training now full, waitlist available
    Click to register
  • 32 CEUs for $25 available​​ for LMFTs, LMHCs, and LMSWs; 28 CEUs available for psychologists*​

Please contact Nikki Wang with questions​

Don't see a training date/location that works for you? Email us!​​

Training in the MAP decision support system is only available to  New York State Office of Mental Health-licensed, public, child-serving agencies and programs, and the clinicians and supervisors within them.  Not an OMH-licensed provider? Click here for training options.
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"MAP training will help New York State OMH-licensed behavioral health programs
thrive in this new environment of managed care, which is focused on the value of services.
MAP provides clinicians with the skills and tools necessary to deliver evidence-based care focused on measurable, clinically-relevant, and meaningful outcomes 
for adults, children, and families in NYS.
MAP provides clinicians and supervisors within programs with
​skills and tools to deliver outcome-based care."
Donna Bradbury, MA, LMHC
Associate Commissioner,  ​Division of Integrated Community Services for Children and Families, 
New York State Office of Mental Health


MAP information and Resources
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current map trainees

Have you already been MAP-trained?  Remember that you have ongoing access to FREE training videos on Dashboards and common practices, available through your PracticeWise account: https://www.practicewise.com/MyCourses
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        • COVID-19 Resources
        • EBTDC Staff
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