Provider Resources
School Refusal in Children and Adolescents
Wanda Fremont, MD
Maureen Ryan, PsyD
Maureen Montgomery, MD
Project ECHO: ECHO FASD
Prepare your team to treat children with prenatal alcohol exposure
Getting It Paid For!
Mark Lashley, MD, is an expert in reimbursement issues as they impact pediatric primary care providers providing mental health services. Reimbursement is one of the biggest obstacles to the integration of behavioral health into pediatric primary care. The good news is, PCPs can be paid for mental health services in the pediatric primary care setting. Dr. Lashley walks through those steps in this webinar.
Additional Resources
Project TEACH Services for Pediatric Primary Care Providers
Project TEACH Maternal Mental Health Initiative
Good mental health lets young people live their best lives.
Docs for Tots fosters connections between young children’s doctors, policymakers, early childhood practitioners, and other stakeholders through policy innovation and practice transformation.
District II of the American Academy of Pediatrics, which is composed of three chapters and distributes activities regarding the welfare of children in New York State and the pediatricians who care for them.
A collection of ready-to-use resources such as screening and assessment instruments, quick-reference care management advice, and step-by-step care plans.
An American Academy of Pediatrics program, HealthyChildren.org is a parenting website powered by pediatricians, providing parents with guidance on parenting issues to promote the optimal physical, mental, and social health and well-being for all infants, children, adolescents, and young adults.
The New York Chapter of the American Academy of Family Physicians, promotes family practice in New York State through research, education, and charitable activities.
Mental health recommendations and guidelines for clinical practice.
A state and federally funded workforce development initiative, its mission is to increase the diversity of qualified healthcare professionals by recruiting and training individuals of all races and ethnicities, with a special emphasis on medically underserved areas in both rural and urban communities.
The New York Zero-to-Three Network promotes the optimal development of young children, their families, and their communities in the New York metropolitan area.
The New York State Office of Mental Health offers links to a variety of resources and publications regarding specific mental health disorders.
The MGH Psychiatry Academy offers in-person and online programs related to child and adolescent psychiatric conditions, including programs on ADHD and child psychopharmacology.
A, nonprofit organization devoted to ending the suffering caused by body-focused repetitive behaviors through dissemination of information regarding these conditions, their treatment, and related research and resources.
Information on screening, diagnosis, and treatment, and resources.
Contributions by Region 3 Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Dr. Rachel Zuckerbrot.
The NCTSN works to raise the standard of care and improve access to services for traumatized children, their families and communities throughout the United States.
Oversees one of the nation’s largest addiction services systems with approximately 1,600 prevention, treatment and recovery programs.
An education and resource organization sponsored by the Office of Mental Health.