REACH founder Peter Jensen, MD leading a Patient-Centered Mental Health in Pediatric Primary Care (PPP) training alongside REACH faculty at Columbia University.

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Become a REACH PPP Licensed Site

Since 2006, REACH has delivered the Patient-Centered Mental Health in Pediatric Primary Care (PPP) program to primary care providers across the US and Canada. The PPP, widely recognized as the gold standard for mental health training for PCPs, has had a transformative impact on the providers, systems, and children we serve. 

To expand our mission and ensure that all children and families have access to effective, scientifically proven mental health care, REACH is eager to partner with institutions to become REACH-licensed sites that deliver the PPP to providers in their communities. 

What is a licensed site?

A health care institution that implements the REACH Patient-Centered Mental Health in Pediatric Primary Care (PPP) program independently and exclusively to PCPs in a defined area. REACH currently has four licensed sites – two in the US and two in Canada. 

Why become a licensed site?

By becoming a REACH-licensed site, you can transform your mental health system and ensure that all PCPs in your network, now and in the future, receive the very best training.

  • Build Systematic Excellence
    Equip all PCPs in your region with the skills and confidence to deliver exceptional mental health care.
  • Leverage Proven Success
    Save time and resources by adopting a program with a proven track record of high impact and scalability.
  • Access the Latest Modules and Resources
    REACH continuously updates PPP modules and resources, ensuring PCPs hone their skills in the most effective, evidence-based mental health strategies. 

Want to learn more?

Discover how your institution can become a REACH PPP-licensed site. Complete the form below, and we’ll be in touch!

Our Licensed Site Partners:

Virginia Mental Health Access Program
North Carolina Psychiatry Access Line
CanREACH
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