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Georgetown University · Thrive Center

Professional training for
those who serve youth.

Haven's training programs equip providers, educators, and military-connected professionals with evidence-based knowledge — from foundational military cultural competence to specialized clinical skills.

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20
CDP asynchronous training modules
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3
MilMAP clinical training tiers
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34+
ECHO live training sessions
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500+
Total lessons across all programs
MilMAP · Georgetown University

Military Mental Health Access Project

MilMAP addresses critical gaps in Child Psychiatry Access Program (CPAP) utilization among primary care providers serving military-connected families — with tiered training built for each stage of the care pathway.

MilMAP

Bridging the gap between
military families and mental health care.

Military families face unique barriers to accessing children's mental health care — from frequent relocations and TRICARE complexity to the stigma of seeking help within military culture. MilMAP equips the providers they trust most with the tools and knowledge to help.

PCPs & Pediatricians Care Coordinators CPAP Consultants Military Cultural Competence
Tier 1
Primary Care Providers
PCPs · Pediatricians · NPs

Foundational training for frontline providers who see military-connected families in routine primary care — screening, warm handoffs, and navigating military benefit systems.

Military cultural competence essentials
Recognizing behavioral health concerns in youth
Referral pathways & TRICARE navigation
Tier 2
Care Coordinators
Social Workers · Care Managers

Intermediate training for care coordinators who manage complex cases, connect families to community resources, and support continuity of care across military transitions.

EFMP enrollment & assignment coordination
Cross-system resource navigation (TRICARE, MFLC, OneSource)
Deployment cycle family support
Case documentation & warm handoff protocols
Tier 3
CPAP Consultants
Child Psychiatrists · Psychologists

Advanced training for CPAP consultants providing telephone consultation to PCPs — including military-specific clinical presentations, medication considerations, and consultation protocols.

Military-specific trauma presentations in youth
ADHD, anxiety & mood in military-connected children
Consultation call structure & documentation
Psychopharmacology considerations for this population
Clinical Reference Tools 📋 Military History Screening Pocket Card — 1 / 5 / 15 min 🖨️ Pocket Card — Printable B&W 🔗 CPAP Program Directory (NNCPAP) 🪖 Military OneSource
Center for Deployment Psychology · CDP

Asynchronous Training Modules

20 self-paced training modules covering military culture, pediatric sleep, play therapy, suicide prevention, autism spectrum disorder, technology in practice, and clinical integration. Seven modules are available now — the rest are undergoing final review and will be released on a rolling basis.

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16 modules
ECHO Series · Georgetown Thrive Center

Live Training Sessions

Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) brings Georgetown clinicians together with providers and educators for live, case-based learning — in two dedicated tracks.

Ongoing Series
Georgetown Thrive Center ECHO Program
Live, expert-led sessions held throughout the academic year. Recordings are archived and available on Haven's video libraries for clinicians and educators.
34+
Sessions recorded
3
Academic years
2
Active tracks
Medical Provider Track
Clinical ECHO Series

Expert-led sessions for PCPs, pediatricians, and mental health providers — covering ADHD, anxiety, depression, trauma, psychosis, and primary care integration for military-connected youth.

32+ sessions · Years 1–3
School-Based Track
Educator ECHO Series

Practice-focused sessions for educators and school mental health professionals — addressing military transitions, trauma-informed classrooms, IEPs, digital wellness, and more.

34+ sessions · Years 1–3

Questions about training access?

To register for MilMAP training, access the CDP LMS, or inquire about the ECHO series, reach out to the Georgetown Thrive Center team at [email protected]. We're happy to help match you to the right program.

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