- CE Eligible Providers: Psychologists, Licensed Social Workers, Licensed Mental Health Counselors, Nurses
- Credits: 9
- CEU Certificate Cost: Included with module purchase
AIMS Center Accreditation
American Psychological Association (APA): The AIMS Center is approved by the APA to sponsor Continuing Education (CE) for psychologists. The AIMS Center maintains responsibility for this program and its content. All training activities are eligible for CE free of charge. Participants should check with their state licensing board to determine whether these credits are accepted.
Collaborative Care has one of the strongest evidence bases in behavioral health. This training draws on that foundation and incorporates current research and implementation experience related to:
- Populations effectively served by Collaborative Care, including pediatric and adolescent patients
- Expanded behavioral health conditions, such as bipolar disorder, ADHD, trauma‑related disorders, and other diagnoses now supported by Collaborative Care studies
- Virtual and hybrid care delivery, including best practices for remote engagement and measurement‑based care
- Equity‑centered and trauma‑informed approaches shown to improve outcomes
- Updated Collaborative Care workflows that reflect how the model is practiced today
Every module is built on current science, ensuring Behavioral Health Care Managers are trained in what Collaborative Care looks like now.
A comprehensive, practical foundation for Behavioral Health Care Managers. You’ll build skills in:
- Care manager workflows from first contact through treatment adjustment
- Identifying, engaging, and assessing patients across diverse populations
- Measurement‑based care and treatment‑to‑target
- Managing a caseload using population‑based strategies
- Delivering brief, evidence‑based interventions
- Collaborating effectively with PCPs and psychiatric consultants
- Supporting virtual care delivery and remote patient engagement
- Working with pediatric and adult patients
- Addressing a broader range of behavioral health conditions, including bipolar disorder, ADHD, and trauma‑related conditions
Self-paced online modules
9 hours of interactive content you can complete anytime within 6 months.
Didactic presentations, interactive activities, quizzes, and job aids
Keep many of these materials even after access to the training expires.
High-level instruction from leading experts in Collaborative Care
Clinicians will enhance their skills in:
- Working with members of a Collaborative Care team
- Identifying and engaging patients
- Assessing and diagnosing
- Providing measurement-based treatment to target
- Managing a caseload of patients
- Delivering evidence-based behavioral interventions
Each module reflects the AIMS Center’s ongoing work supporting high-quality Collaborative Care implementation in real-world clinical environments.