Collaborative & Integrated Care at AACAP Annual Meeting 2026
102 sessions on collaborative & integrated care · October 26–31, 2026, Atlanta, GA. Compare collaborative & integrated care at other meetings →
Monday, October 26
13:00–14:30 · Workshop · Other Programs
Osteopathic Psychiatry: A Hidden Strength in Clinicians and in Your Training Program
Jeena Kar · Nimisha Lingappa · Ricardo A. Maldonado-Puebla
Explores how osteopathic training and principles can be integrated into child and adolescent psychiatry residency and fellowship. Includes demonstrations of osteopathic techniques and gait analysis, role-play, and strategies for educators to support osteopathic trainees.
Child & Adolescent · Education & Training · Lifestyle & Integrative Psychiatry
13:30–15:30 · Session · Clinical Perspectives
Consultation 2.0: Multistate Perspectives on Innovation in Child Psychiatry Consultation and Collaborative Care
Bekir B. Artukoglu · Alison R. Manning · Laurel L. Williams · Amie F. Bettencourt · Joanna Quigley
Presenters from several states share innovations in child psychiatry consultation programs and collaborative care models.
13:30–15:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
From Consultation to Connection: Transforming the Pediatric Workforce Through Mentalization-Based Innovation
Bekir B. Artukoglu · Serra Nur Mutlu
Explores how mentalization-based approaches can support the pediatric workforce within child psychiatry consultation programs.
13:30–15:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Expanding the Scope of Child Psychiatry Access Programs by Supporting Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners
Amie F. Bettencourt · Grace Mcilmoyle · Lily Stavisky · Rebecca Ferro · Meghan Crosby Budinger · Sara A. Sethness · Emily Frosch
Discusses extending child psychiatry access programs to support psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners.
13:30–15:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Innovative Approaches to Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Presents innovative approaches to interdisciplinary collaboration in child psychiatry consultation.
16:00–18:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Wraparound Model for Families of Kids With Diabetes
Describes a wraparound family support model for children with diabetes.
16:00–18:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Family Peers in a Primary Care Psychiatry Clinic
Nafessah Wynn · Justin Schreiber
Discusses the role of family peer supporters in a primary care psychiatry clinic.
16:00–18:00 · Session · Clinical Perspectives
Benefits of Family Support and Youth Peers in Unique Integrated Settings
Justin Schreiber · Danella Hafeman · Mary Margaret Gleason · Memphis Kastner · Amy G. Nevin · Nafessah Wynn
Looks at the role of family support partners and youth peers in integrated care settings for young people.
Tuesday, October 27
09:00–11:00 · Session · Clinical Perspectives
Embedding Evidence Into Innovation: An Academic-Community Fellowship Model to Advance Family Mental Health
Rachel Hanebutt · Matthew Biel · Megan McCormick · Lisa Hepburn · Pamala Trivedi
Describes an academic-community fellowship model that integrates evidence-based practice into innovation for family mental health.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Clayful: School-Based Mental Health Coaching at Scale
Describes a school-based mental health coaching program delivered at scale.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Pediatrics Northwest: Integrating Community Health Workers Into Pediatric Primary Care Settings
Discusses integrating community health workers into pediatric primary care.
13:00–15:00 · Session · Clinical Perspectives
Scaling Evidence-Based Pediatric Mental Health Care: Training, Workforce Development, and Systems Change Strategies
Peter S. Jensen · Heather J. Walter · Barry Sarvet · John Parkhurst · Gary Maslow · Nathan Copeland · David J. Kolko
Discusses strategies for training, workforce development and systems change to expand evidence-based pediatric mental health care.
Child & Adolescent · Education & Training · Practice, Policy & Workforce
13:00–15:00 · Lecture
Scaling Early Detection in an Urban Early Psychosis Program: Evaluation of Coordinated Anxiety Learning and Management (CALM) at EPIC-NOLA
Evaluates the CALM approach for scaling early detection within an urban early psychosis program.
13:00–15:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Large-Scale Dissemination of Modified Versions of a Behavioral Health Integration Program in Pediatric Primary Care
Describes large-scale dissemination of adapted behavioral health integration programs in pediatric primary care.
13:00–15:00 · Lecture
Trauma and Traumatic Stress Within Primary Care
Covers addressing trauma and traumatic stress in primary care settings.
13:00–15:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
From Consultation to Independent Practice: Evaluation of the Mood, Anxiety, ADHD Collaborative Care Program
Presents an evaluation of a collaborative care program for mood, anxiety and ADHD that supports clinicians moving from consultation to independent practice.
13:00–15:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
North Carolina Psychiatry Access Line: Delivering Statewide Pediatric Mental Health Practice Transformation
Describes a statewide psychiatry access line in North Carolina and how it supports pediatric mental health practice transformation.
13:00–15:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Building Care Team and Leadership Capacity to Sustain Doctor Office Collaborative Care Using Implementation Science
Discusses using implementation science to build care team and leadership capacity to sustain collaborative care in pediatric offices.
13:00–15:30 · Workshop · Other Programs
Beyond the Clinic Walls: Building the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Toolbox to Address School Absenteeism Across Settings
Aleiya Butler Wright · Kristie Ladegard · Virginia F. Barbosa · Geeta S. Ilipilla · Bettina Bernstein · Julia Solowey · Heidi Schumacher · Sarah Fracci · Anna Maria Campana
Interactive session with cases and small-group rotations offering tools to address school absenteeism and avoidance across rural, urban and diverse youth populations.
Wednesday, October 28
10:30–12:30 · Lecture
From Hospital to Home: Continuity of Care After Cannabis-Induced Psychosis
Addresses continuity of care for adolescents after discharge following cannabis-induced psychosis.
Cannabis & Cannabinoids · Child & Adolescent · Schizophrenia & Psychosis
11:30–13:30 · Lecture · Symposium
Massachusetts Child Psychiatry Access Program (MCPAP) for Early Childhood: Program Development and Early Utilization Data
Covers development and early utilization data of an early childhood psychiatry consultation program in Massachusetts.
11:30–13:30 · Lecture · Symposium
Advancing Collaborative Care: Novel Strategies to Support Frontline Clinicians in Perinatal and Early Childhood Mental Health
Discusses strategies for supporting frontline clinicians in perinatal and early childhood mental health through collaborative care.
11:30–13:30 · Lecture · Symposium
Michigan Child Collaborative Care Program (MC3): Expanding the Reach of Perinatal and Early Childhood Care Through Consultation and Education
Marta Galecki · Sheila M. Marcus · Joanna Quigley · Maria Muzic · Rena A. Menke
Describes a Michigan collaborative care program extending perinatal and early childhood care via consultation and education.
11:30–13:30 · Lecture · Symposium
Colorado Perinatal Resource Supporting Obstetric Screening, Psychiatric Education, and Referrals (PROSPER): Using Community Engagement and Peer Support to Bridge the Gaps in Perinatal Mental Health and Substance Use
Presents a Colorado program using community engagement and peer support to address perinatal mental health and substance use gaps.
11:30–13:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Sexual and Reproductive Health Services at a Pediatric Hospital: A Team Approach
Describes a team-based model for delivering sexual and reproductive health services in a pediatric hospital.
11:30–13:30 · Session
Rethinking Family Involvement in the Care and Recovery of Individuals With Mental Illness
Ayse K. Coskun · Eunice Y. Yuen · Andrew Rosenfeld · Lilchandra Sookram · Victoria Stob · Geeta S. Ilipilla
Clinical case conference comparing four family-centered care programs across academic, home-based, community and school settings, with a guided discussion applying them to participants' own cases.
11:30–13:30 · Symposium
Building Capacity Where It Matters: The Latest Evidence on Innovative Perinatal and Early Childhood Psychiatry Consultation Models
Amalia Londoño Tobón · Celeste St. John-Larkin · Mary Margaret Gleason · Kara A. Lindquist Lowen · Julianna Finelli · Marta Galecki
Reviews recent evidence on perinatal and early childhood psychiatry consultation models that build capacity in community settings.
14:30–16:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Beyond the Clinic: Innovating Systems-Based Care for Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults With I ntellectual Developmental Disorder
Discusses systems-based models of care for young people with intellectual developmental disorder.
15:00–17:00 · Lecture
The Rainbow Still Shines: Meeting the Needs of LGBTQ+ Youth Through a Safety-Net Integrated Care Clinic
Describes how a safety-net integrated care clinic serves LGBTQ+ youth, as part of the Simon Wile Symposium on integrated behavioral health for marginalized youth.
15:00–17:00 · Lecture
Bridging Access Gaps: Integrating Behavioral Health Into an Indigenous Family Medicine Clinic
Covers integrating behavioral health services into an Indigenous family medicine clinic to improve access for youth and families.
15:00–17:00 · Lecture
All for Your One: Multidisciplinary Interventions to Meet the Needs of Immigrant Children and Their Families
Presents multidisciplinary approaches to meeting the mental health needs of immigrant children and their families.
Symposium · Symposium
2026 Simon Wile Symposium: From Access to Impact: Child and Adolescent Psychiatry–Guided Integrated Behavioral Health for Marginalized Youth
Jeanne Greenblatt · A. Ning Zhou · Nayla M. Khoury · Tareq Yaqub · Catherine Fuchs
This year's named Simon Wile symposium on consultation-liaison psychiatry examines integrated behavioral health models led by child psychiatrists that move beyond access toward measurable impact for marginalized youth.
Child & Adolescent · Diverse & Underserved Populations · Medical Comorbidity & C-L Psychiatry
Posters (10)
- Does Collaborative Care Practice Increase Mental Health Screenings in Pediatric Primary Care Settings — Meera Wells et al.
- Trends in Emergency Department Use After the Implementation of a Child Psychiatry Access Program — Amie F. Bettencourt et al.
- Closing the Gap After Depression Screening: Proactive Registry-Based Outreach to Support Management of Depression in Pediatric Primary Care — Kasey Han et al.
- Impact of REACH PPP Training on Pediatric Mental Health Service Delivery in Primary Care — Rachel Reynolds et al.
- Medication Initiation and Adjustment Patterns in a Pediatric Integrated Psychiatry Clinic — Alexis Leary et al.
- Comorbidity Profiles in Pediatric Integrated Primary Care: Patterns of Mental Health Diagnoses and Their Impact on Care — Xiaotong Li et al.
- Integrating Mental Health Into Multidisciplinary Cleft Care: A Prospective Cohort Study From India — Ajay Aditya Aadhi Mani et al.
- Pediatric Psychiatric Consultation Program Expansion to a Clinically Integrated Network Utilizing Quality Improvement Methodology — Evan V. Bianchi et al.
- Story Behind the Symptoms: Early Recognition of Trauma in Pediatric Primary Care — Katherine A. Amano et al.
- Mental Health Outcomes of Combined Maternal-Child Health Care — Kavya I. Anjur et al.
Thursday, October 29
07:00–08:30 · Workshop · Clinical Consultation Breakfast
How to Do a Psychiatric Consultation on a Child or Youth With Chronic Pain: Tips for the Nonspecialist
Marijana Jovanovic · Christine Lamontagne
Case-based discussion on how non-specialist child and adolescent psychiatrists can assess and consult on youth with chronic pain and comorbid mental health conditions. Covers communication approaches, functional impairment assessment, and evidence-based treatments and resources.
08:00–10:00 · Lecture
Novel Models of Integrated Care: Promoting Healthy Weight in Youth With Mental Health Conditions
Gail L. Daumit · Rheanna Platt
Describes integrated care models aimed at supporting healthy weight in youth with mental health conditions.
08:30–10:30 · Lecture
Integrated Care for Anxious Youth: The Partners in Caring for Anxious Youth (PCAY) Study
Tara S. Peris · Jeffrey Robert Strawn
Presents the PCAY study of integrated care for anxious youth.
09:00–12:00 · Workshop
Practical Skills for Addressing Adolescent Substance Use in Outpatient Clinical Settings
Paula D. Riggs · Christopher Joseph Hammond · David L. Atkinson
A skills-based workshop teaching child psychiatrists to screen, assess, and treat adolescents with co-occurring substance use and psychiatric disorders. Covers brief intervention, motivational tools, functional analysis, and warm-handoff referral, with video demonstrations and role-play.
Child & Adolescent · Psychotherapy · Substance Use Disorders
09:00–11:00 · Symposium
Advancing a Two-Generation (2GEN) Mental Health Model in Pediatric Primary Care: Implementation, Outcomes, Policy, and Future Impact
Belise Livingston-Burns · James J. Hudziak · Terri McFadden · Sarah C. Blake · Anna Constantino-Pettit
A symposium on implementing a two-generation mental health model in pediatric primary care, covering outcomes, policy and future impact.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture · Symposium
Implementation of a Two-Generation Behavioral Health Model to Achieve Health Equity in Pediatric Primary Care
Describes implementing a two-generation behavioral health model in pediatric primary care to advance health equity.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture · Symposium
From Concept to Clinic: Integrating Two-Generation Mental Health Care in an Urban Safety-Net Pediatric Primary Care Setting
Presents experience integrating two-generation mental health care into an urban safety-net pediatric primary care clinic.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture · Symposium
A Developmental Stepped-Care Model for Early Childhood Behavioral Health: Preventing Intergenerational Cycles of Adversity and Psychopathology
Outlines a developmental stepped-care approach to early childhood behavioral health aimed at interrupting intergenerational adversity.
10:00–12:00 · Lecture
From Philanthropic Vision to National Center of Excellence: The Marcus Autism Center Multidisciplinary Model of Outpatient Care
Describes the development and multidisciplinary outpatient care model of the Marcus Autism Center.
10:00–12:00 · Lecture
Crossing the Divide: Multidisciplinary Outpatient Care for Neurodevelopmental Disabilities
Discusses multidisciplinary outpatient care for children with neurodevelopmental disabilities.
10:00–12:00 · Session · Clinical Perspectives
Beyond Fragmented Outpatient Care: Developing Comprehensive Outpatient Care and Centers of Excellence for ASD
Carley Niehaus · Martine Lamy · Matthew Siegel · Cassie D. Karlsson · Jill Fodstad · Corissa E. Dionisio
Discusses building comprehensive outpatient care models and centers of excellence for autism spectrum disorder to reduce fragmented care.
10:30–12:00 · Lecture
Beyond the Clinic: Integrative Models of Psychodermatological Care for Children and Adolescents
Describes integrative care models for children and adolescents with psychodermatological conditions.
14:30–16:30 · Symposium · Clinical Perspectives
Innovative Models for Training the Next Generation of Child Psychiatrists in Integrated Mental Health
Elise M. Fallucco · Mary T. Gabriel · Katrina Fletcher · Alison R. Manning · Rebecca Wells · Melissa Hopkins
Presents training models for preparing child psychiatry trainees to work in integrated mental health care settings.
14:30–16:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Training Fellows in Child Psychiatry Access Phone Consultation Skills
Covers training child psychiatry fellows in phone consultation skills for child psychiatry access programs.
14:30–16:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Training Child Psychiatry Fellows to Be Leaders in Integrated Care
Discusses preparing child psychiatry fellows for leadership roles in integrated care.
14:30–16:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Brief Psychiatry Consult Clinic Training for Fellows
Describes a brief psychiatry consult clinic as a training experience for fellows.
14:30–16:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Integrated Mindset: Training Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellows in the Collaborative Care Model at UC Davis
Presents how UC Davis trains child psychiatry fellows in the collaborative care model.
Lecture · Honors Presentations
Sidney Berman, MD, Award for the School-Based Study and Treatment of Learning Disorders and Mental Illness: Amplifying Youth Voices - The Importance of Peer-Led Programs and Youth Advocacy
Award lecture on peer-led programs and youth advocacy as levers for school-based mental health.
Posters (7)
- Evaluating the Facilitators and Barriers to Implementation of Teacher-Delivered Transdiagnostic Mental Health Care in North Carolina Schools — Cindy X. Shou et al.
- Development of a 4-Week Mental Health Curriculum for Pediatric Residents — Jessica J. Stephens et al.
- Primary Care Implications of Psychiatric Polypharmacy in Adolescents With ASD — Nandini Sarkar et al.
- Understanding Child Psychiatry Access Program Utilization Based on ASD/Intellectual Disability Disorder/Developmental Delay Status — Elizabeth Margolis et al.
- A University System–Wide Case Conference Model for Assisting Students With Eating Disorders — Maria Green et al.
- Problematic Media Use in Pediatric Care: Barriers and Opportunities — Theodore C. Brisimitzakis et al.
- Pediatric Social Media Use: Addressing a Gap in Modern Health Care — Ryan Murphy et al.
Friday, October 30
09:30–11:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Collaboration Between Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists and Behavior Analysts Across Multiple Contexts
Looks at how child psychiatrists and behavior analysts can work together across settings.
09:30–11:30 · Lecture
Partners in Caring for Anxious Youth ( PCAY) Study Design
Describes the design of the PCAY study of pediatric anxiety treatment in primary care.
09:30–11:30 · Lecture
Clinical Characteristics of Anxious Youth in the Partners in Caring for Anxious Youth (PCAY) Study
Presents the clinical profile of the anxious youth enrolled in the PCAY study.
09:30–11:30 · Lecture
Results of the Partners in Caring for Anxious Youth (PCAY) Study
Reports the main outcome findings of the PCAY study.
09:30–11:30 · Symposium · Clinical Perspectives
Managing Applied Behavioral Analysis Treatment for Patients With ASD and Other Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Robert L.P. Klaehn · Yumi Kovic · Kerri Peters · Takahiro Soda
Covers how psychiatrists can oversee and coordinate applied behavior analysis for patients with autism and other neurodevelopmental disorders.
14:00–16:00 · Session
Innovating for Positive Impact Through Measurement-Based Care and Learning Health Networks: Progress in Assessment, Treatment, Outcomes, Social Policy, and Discovery Research
James J. Hudziak · Kathleen H. Krause · Kayla M. A. Mays · K. Ron-Li Liaw · William J. Barbaresi
Clinical perspectives on using measurement-based care and learning health networks to improve assessment, treatment, outcomes, policy and research in child mental health.
14:00–16:00 · Session
Innovations to “Shore Up” the US School Mental Health Services Safety Net in 2026
Shirley D. Alleyne · Erika Ryst · Jonathan A. Zalkin · Molly Michelle Wimbiscus · Kristie Ladegard · Ashley Greenwald
Discusses innovations to strengthen school-based mental health services as a safety net for students.
14:00–16:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Implementing Comprehensive, Evidence-Based Behavioral and Mental Health Services in a Children’s Healthcare System
Kathleen H. Krause · Kayla M. A. Mays · Katherine M. Daniel · Afrin Jahan · Belise Livingston-Burns · Janet R. Cummings · John N. Constantino
Covers implementing evidence-based behavioral and mental health services across a children's healthcare system.
14:00–16:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Creating Comprehensive School Mental Health Frameworks Through Multitiered Systems of Support
Presents building school mental health frameworks using multitiered systems of support.
14:00–16:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
System, Network, Reef: Unlocking Potential and Driving Pediatric Mental Health Outcomes Through Suicide Prevention and Primary Care Integration
Discusses improving pediatric mental health outcomes through suicide prevention work and integration with primary care.
14:00–16:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
“Shoring up” School Mental Health Systems of Care in Northeast Ohio
Describes efforts to strengthen school mental health systems of care in Northeast Ohio.
14:00–16:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
From Crisis to Continuum: Sustaining School-Based Mental Health Services Through Collaborative Innovation
Explores how collaboration helps sustain school-based mental health services.
14:00–16:30 · Session · Other Programs
Implementing the Pediatric Mental Health Rotation: Leaning Into Your Strengths and Seeing What Works
Kristina R. Jiner · Nadine Schwartz · Amanda Kimberg · Stephanie L. Brennan · Jeannie Y. Chang Pitter · Melissa Kelley
Faculty from four programs describe how they built the new required pediatric mental health rotation for pediatric residents, covering structures, obstacles and lessons learned. Small-group discussion helps attendees plan rotations suited to their own program strengths.
14:30–16:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Caring for Immigrant Children and Families in Pediatric Primary Care: Behavioral Health Challenges and Collaborative Solutions
Addresses behavioral health needs of immigrant children and families seen in pediatric primary care, with collaborative approaches to support them.
14:30–16:30 · Symposium · Clinical Perspectives
Seeking Safety in the Context of Deportation and Child Psychiatry: Perspectives on Primary Care Partnership, Organizational Leadership, and Trainee Experience
Analise Peleggi · Elizabeth Cárdenas-Bautista · Christina Kratlian · Azeesat Babajide · Martha Duah · Meredith Z. Rahman
Clinical perspectives on supporting immigrant children and families facing deportation, covering partnership with primary care, organizational leadership responses, and the trainee experience.
17:00–18:30 · Session · Special Interest Study Group
Turning Ideas Into Action: Next Steps in Creating an Integrated Care Data Collaborative
Jessica E. Becker · Nadia Zaim · Melissa Hopkins · Suzie C. Nelson
A study group working toward a national cross-institutional data collaborative that uses existing databases to measure and advocate for pediatric integrated care programs.
17:00–18:30 · Workshop · Special Interest Study Group
Integrating Substance Use Treatment Into Traditional Mental Health Practice
Roseanne Mauch · Alejandra Sanchez · Mario Lintz
A discussion-based study group on how mental health clinicians can incorporate substance use treatment for adolescents with co-occurring disorders. Participants compare system models, barriers to engagement and provider comfort, and share resources.
Symposium · Symposium
Treatment of Pediatric Anxiety Disorders in the Primary Care Setting: Findings From the Partners in Caring for Anxious Youth (PCAY) Study
John T. Walkup · James T. McCracken · Tara S. Peris · Jeffrey Robert Strawn · John Piacentini
First findings from the PCAY study of treating pediatric anxiety disorders within primary care, presented by senior anxiety trialists including John Walkup, James McCracken, and Jeffrey Strawn.
Saturday, October 31
09:00–11:00 · Session
It Takes a Village: Multidisciplinary Innovations in Care for Children With Neurodevelopmental Disorders Across Healthcare Systems
Aishwarya Rajagopalan · Alexandra L. Bey · Danielle M. Brathwaite · Gary Maslow · Katherine Ort · James E. Bedford
Clinical perspectives on multidisciplinary care models for children with neurodevelopmental disorders across different healthcare systems.
09:00–11:00 · Session · Clinical Perspectives
Pathways to High-Value Pediatric Mental Health: Innovating Collaboration With Primary Care
Alan A. Axelson · Peter S. Jensen · Suzie C. Nelson · Ayan Sanyal · Molly Michelle Wimbiscus · Mary T. Gabriel
Explores models for collaboration between child psychiatry and primary care to deliver high-value pediatric mental health care.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture
Working Across Systems: Collaborating With Middle and High Schools to Support Students Experiencing Psychosis
Covers collaboration with middle and high schools to support students experiencing early psychosis.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
New Tools to Support Collaborative Care Model D evelopment
Presents new resources for developing collaborative care models in pediatric mental health.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Pathways to Sustaining Mental Health Services in an Academic Pediatric Primary Care Clinic
Discusses how to sustain mental health services within an academic pediatric primary care clinic.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Systems-Based Model to Reduce Pediatric Emergency Department Psychiatric Utilization and Improve Outpatient Crisis Care Access
Presents a systems-level model aimed at lowering pediatric ED psychiatric visits while widening access to outpatient crisis care.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Back to School: Teaming and Training for Sustainable School-Based Collaborative Care
Ayan Sanyal · Molly Michelle Wimbiscus
Explores team structure and training for sustainable school-based collaborative care.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Sustainability of the Collaborative Care Model: Pathways to Viability Through Various Payment Models
Reviews payment models that can make the collaborative care model financially viable.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Integrating Psychiatric Care Into the Pediatric Emergency Department: Implementation and Early Outcomes
Reports on embedding psychiatric care within a pediatric emergency department and the early outcomes observed.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture
Managing Challenging Behaviors in the Outpatient Setting: Multimodal Evaluation and Collaborative Strategies to Support Neurodivergent Youth
Outpatient approaches to evaluating and managing challenging behaviors in neurodivergent youth through multimodal assessment and collaboration.
09:30–11:30 · Session · Clinical Perspectives
Bridging the Gut and the Brain: Integrated Care for Pediatric Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction
Souraya Torbey · Nadia Zaim · Shaija Kutty · Heather Burke · Erika A. Chiappini · Sofia Wicker Velez
Covers integrated, multidisciplinary care for children with disorders of gut-brain interaction, bringing together psychiatry, gastroenterology, psychology and nutrition perspectives.
09:30–11:30 · Lecture
The Gut Side of the Bridge: Diagnosis and Medical Management of Pediatric Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction
Covers diagnosis and medical management of pediatric disorders of gut-brain interaction from the gastroenterology perspective.
09:30–11:30 · Lecture
Integrating Psychiatric Care in the Management of Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction
Discusses how psychiatric care can be integrated into management of disorders of gut-brain interaction.
10:00–12:00 · Lecture
Utilizing a Multidisciplinary Approach in Psycho-Oncology
Explores multidisciplinary team approaches in pediatric psycho-oncology.
11:00–12:30 · Session
Improving the Mental Health Education of Pediatric Trainees
Stephanie L. Brennan · Katrina Fletcher
Discussion group on strengthening mental health curricula for pediatric residents in light of updated ACGME requirements. Participants share implementation strategies and build a collaboration network.
Posters (2)
- Primary Care Psychiatric Prescribing for Adolescents With Suicidal Ideation — Steven Mcgaughey et al.
- Factors Associated With Adoption of Child Psychiatry Access Program Components — Sebastian El Ghaity-Beckley
Other topics at this meeting
Child & Adolescent 1361Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disorders 272Diverse & Underserved Populations 231Practice, Policy & Workforce 171Psychotherapy 166Education & Training 156Digital Psychiatry & AI 149Measurement-Based Care & Diagnosis 145ADHD 135Neuroscience & Mechanisms 124PTSD & Trauma 114Suicide & Self-Harm 110