View all of our expert panel presentations on psychotherapeutic medication guidelines and physical health guidelines for adults and children.
Free hotline service that offers a coaching experience between child and adolescent psychiatrists and pediatric primary care providers.
The Florida Center for Behavioral Health Improvements and Solutions is one of several hubs throughout the state to participate in a telepsychiatry project to increase the confidence, knowledge and skill sets of pediatric primary care providers to treat children with behavioral health care needs.Psychotherapeutic Medication Guidelines
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On Wednesday, 03/29/23, the US Food and Drug Administration approved for the first time over-the-counter naloxone nasal spray. Click here for more information
Free Upcoming Webinar – October 13
Collaborative Approaches to the Treatment of Depression in the Pediatric Primary Care Setting – October 13, 2022 at 1:00pm. Click here for more information.
Meet the Psychiatrists: Getting to Know You
Join the USF Health Child & Adolescent Psychiatrists, who answer the Pediatric Hotline, on September 12, 2022 at 12:00pm to answer your questions regarding behavioral health concerns. Click here for more information
Program Booth at the FCAAP Annual Conference 2022
Visit our Program Booth at the FCAAP Annual Conference on September 2 – 4, 2022! Click here for more information
988: National Suicide Prevention and Crisis Lifeline
Starting on Saturday, 07/16/2022, 9-8-8 will be available nationwide for suicide prevention and behavioral health needs. Florida residents who use 9-8-8 will be routed to trained counselors at one of Florida’s 12 National Suicide Prevention Lifelines (NSPL). Click here for more information
Best Practice Child/Adolescent Guidelines Update: April 2, 2022
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