Speaker Series Jan 2026
January 20, 2026 | 12:00 PM ET | Virtual
Topic: I Filed a 51A, Now What? The Multi-disciplinary Response
Speaker: Erica Chepulis, MSW, LCSW, Training Program Manager,
Children’s Advocacy Center of Suffolk County
Massachusetts Joint Committee on Public Health
Written Testimony submitted to Massachusetts Joint Committee on Public Health in support of An Act relative to health equity and community health workers (H.359/S.251)
H.359 & S.251 have passed through the Joint Committee on Public Health with a favorable report.
Speaker Series 2025 December
December 16, 2025 | 12:00 PM ET | Virtual
Topic: From Screening to Shared Decision-Making: Use of the SWYC in Clinical Care
Speaker: Chris Sheldrick, PhD, Co-developer of the Survey of Well-being of Young Children (SWYC)®.
Funding Opportunity
The TEAM UP Center launches a Request for Applications to Implement the TEAM UP Model– get ready to transform your practice!
TEAM UP is thrilled to announce the launch of a Request for Applications (RFA), offering an exceptional funding opportunity for Massachusetts-based primary care practices serving children and adolescents.
Speaker Series 2025 November
November 18, 2025 | 12:00 PM ET | Virtual
Shifting Landscapes in Eating Disorder Care: GLP-1s, the Fight for Body Liberation, and Building Community Resources
Carsen Rhys Beckwith, MSW, CEO/Program Director, Project HEAL
TEAM UP Announces Carmel Hill Fund Collaboration
The Transforming and Expanding Access to Mental Health Care Universally in Pediatrics (TEAM UP) Scaling and Sustainability Center, based at Boston Medical Center (BMC), announced a new collaboration with The Carmel Hill Fund to expand integrated behavioral health services across New York City (NYC).
Speaker Series 2025 October
October 21, 2025 | 12:00 PM ET | Virtual
Building Resilience for the Long Haul: Incorporating Spiritual, Mental Health and Healing Practices Into Justice Work
Dan Gelbtuch, Program Officer Spirituality and Justice, Episcopal City Mission
BMC Press Release – JAMA Network Open
New research suggests integrating behavioral health services in pediatric primary care can reduce symptoms
The work offers hope for addressing the mental health crisis among children and adolescents.
Research led by the Transforming and Expanding Access to Mental Health Care Universally in Pediatrics (TEAM UP) Scaling and Sustainability Center of Boston Medical Center (BMC) finds that children who receive behavioral health services delivered through the TEAM UP Model™ of integrated behavioral health care have fewer behavioral health symptoms. The findings, published recently in JAMA Network Open, offer new hope for addressing the children’s mental health crisis.
Speaker Series 2025 September
September 16, 2025 | 12:00 PM ET | Virtual
Navigating State & Federal Health Care Policy
Suzanne Curry, Director, Policy Initiatives, Health Care For All
