Montana Reach Program

Registration for the REACH Institute’s Patient Centered Mental Health in Primary Care program (Montana REACH program) is now open.
October 28-30.

Webinar: Social Determinants of Health and Cultural Humility

Wednesday, September 28
2:00-3:30 p.m. ET

Youth Mental Health First Aid

MAPP-Net is proud to offer a new training series in coordination with the National Council for Mental Wellbeing. Youth Mental Health First Aid teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among children and adolescents ages 6-18.

Put your Practice on the MAPP

MAPP-Net serves rural health care providers across Montana through our outreach visits, Access Line, Project ECHO Clinics and more. All services are free — we invite you to complete our enrollment application and start utilizing MAPP-Net Services to help care for your youth (0-21) patients with mental health care needs.

#AcrosstheMAPP

NEW EXPANDED SERVICES!

MAPP-Net is excited to offer consultation with an LCSW for behavioral health professionals and offer the services of a Care Coordinator for behavioral health providers and Advanced Practice Providers.

Project ECHO

We encourage all participants to submit cases to present. Case-based learning is an integral and valuable part of Project ECHO. When you present a case at one of our Project ECHO Clinics, you’ll receive your favorite style MAPP-Net Ogio bag as our “Thank You!” gift to you. Click “Read More” to submit your case.

Project ECHO Clinics

Empowering Primary Care and Behavioral Health Providers serving children and youth with mental and behavioral healthcare needs through peer collaboration and education.

Next Clinic: September 28, 2022
Topic: MT Family2Family/Montana Empowerment Center

Presenter: Jennifer Banna

Facilitated by: Adrienne Coopey, DO

COVID-19 Resources

MAPP-Net has assembled COVID-19 resources specific to professionals serving children and youth with behavioral and mental health care needs. These resources will be updated regularly.

AAP Mental Health Resources

“Pediatricians are, and will continue to be, an important first resource for parents who are worried about their child’s behavioral problems” ​The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has many resources for Pediatricians caring for children with mental healthcare needs.