Welcome to the return of our exciting and wildly popular ECHO series, “Wraparound Case Management.” This series is tailored to support high-fidelity wraparound (HFW) providers. HFW supports a structured, team-based planning process, delivering individualized and family-driven care for youth with serious emotional and behavioral needs. The ECHO model equips HFW providers with specialized training and real-time problem-solving strategies, ultimately improving outcomes for families and reducing reliance on restrictive placements.

By leveraging virtual learning and a network of expertise, this ECHO strengthens the capacity of providers to deliver coordinated, strength-based care, ensuring that youth receive the right support, at the right time, in the right setting.

✅ Interdisciplinary Expertise – A core team of specialists, including behavioral health clinicians, social workers, educators, and family advocates, provides guidance on complex cases. ✅ Case-Based Learning – Participants present real-world cases and receive expert recommendations, fostering practical skill development and immediate application. ✅ Evidence-Based Best Practices – Sessions focus on trauma-informed care, youth engagement, crisis planning, and systems navigation to enhance service delivery. ✅ Ongoing Support & Professional Development

Visit the ECHO platform at https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM17677352688429R14H43CXI  to register today!

This training series is designed to build a shared understanding of Florida’s crisis continuum of care, helping participants navigate from first contact with an individual experiencing crisis through stabilization and follow-up.

This pilot series is structured around four key engagement stages: assessment, triage, intervention, and follow-up, with an emphasis on reducing trauma and supporting sustained stability after crisis.

Foundational sessions establish what constitutes a mental health crisis and how to recognize key indicators for when and how to seek help. Participants will learn real-time response strategies and connect with resources, including de-escalation techniques and use of access points such as 911 and 988, to strengthen coordinated crisis response.