About
The Mountain State Parents Child and Adolescent Network (MSP-CAN) promotes reforms in the service delivery system through a continuum of interrelated activities that educate and support parents and caregivers and inform practitioners, administrators, and policy-makers. Their training assists parents and caregivers in overcoming the shame, blame, guilt, and stigma commonly associated with childhood mental illness. They teach parents about emotional disorders, treatments, and their local service delivery system, building hope and confidence and helping them partner effectively with providers and schools to develop and implement individualized, strength-based care for their children. The Network also sponsors education and training of parents, provides instruction to parents so they can become trainers themselves, and plans and conducts research about outcomes for children and their families. Additionally, they provide advocacy to assist parents in overcoming systemic barriers to an individual's strength-based care, through advocacy, both parents and practitioners learn communication and problem resolution strategies needed to partner effectively.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Parent Training
Their training assists parents and caregivers in overcoming the shame, blame, guilt, and stigma commonly associated with childhood mental illness.