Journal Update:

Evidence-Based Practice in Child and Adolescent Mental Health

Journal Update:

Evidence-Based Practice in Child and Adolescent Mental Health

By Mary Fristad, PhD, ABPP
Editor, EPCAMH

Interested in getting involved with EPCAMH? There are several ways you can partner with us.

We have several special issues in the works- Opportunities to Impact Public Policy, Professional Education Issues in Behavioral Health, Bilingual Mental Health Care, Summer Treatment Programs for Youth with ADHD, and Tic and Tourette Disorders. Most of these are still accepting submissions. If there is a clinical topic near and dear to your heart on which you would like a special issue to focus – please reach out to me.

If you want to become a reviewer for EPCAMH, please backchannel me at mary.fristad@nationwidechildrens.org. If you are new to reviewing or want to brush up on your skills, Taylor & Francis provides trainings- see 5 tips on how to become a peer reviewer – Author Services (taylorandfrancis.com)

And, as always, I encourage our members to read, cite, and submit EPCAMH articles, as we strive to become the #1 clinical resource for our practitioner members.