Fall 2026 Update

Updates to Existing Problem Types

Anxiety

• The Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Mindfulness treatment family improved to Best Support (Level 1).

Attention

• Behavioral Training was introduced as a treatment family and achieved Best Support (Level 1).
• The Parent Coping/Stress Management and Parent Management Training treatment family improved to Best Support (Level 1).
• The Cognitive Training and Physical Exercise treatment family improved to Good Support (Level 2).
• Behavioral Training and Relaxation was introduced as a treatment family and achieved No Support (Level 5).

Autism

• Feedback and Intensive Behavioral Treatment was introduced as a treatment family and achieved Good Support (Level 2).
• Parent Management Training and Sensory Integration Training was introduced as a treatment family and achieved Minimal Support (Level 4).
• Behavioral Training was introduced as a treatment family and achieved No Support (Level 5).
• Intensive Behavioral Treatment and Usual Care was introduced as a treatment family and achieved No Support (Level 5).

Depression

• Medication and Mindfulness was introduced as a treatment family and achieved Good Support (Level 2).
• Medication and Mindfulness and Usual Care was introduced as a treatment family and achieved Good Support (Level 2).

Disruptive Behavior

• The Parent Coping/Stress Management and Parent Management Training treatment family improved to Good Support (Level 2).
• Attention was introduced as a treatment family and achieved No Support (Level 5).
• Expression was introduced as a treatment family and achieved No Support (Level 5).

Eating

• Dietary Care and Family-Focused Therapy was introduced as a treatment family and achieved No Support (Level 5).

Elimination

• The Behavioral Training and Medication treatment family improved to Good Support (Level 2).

Suicidality

• Assessment/Monitoring and Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Usual Care was introduced as a treatment family and achieved No Support (Level 5).

Tic

• Medication and Mindfulness was introduced as a treatment family and achieved Good Support (Level 2).

Sleep

The current expansion in PWEBS includes broadening the literature review to add a new problem type for Sleep Disturbance, and the online service now includes the Sleep problem type as a searchable field. As a quick summary, the supported treatment families for Sleep are:

Level 1 Best Support

• Behavioral Training
• Cognitive Behavior Therapy

Level 2 Good Support

• Access Management Strategies and Cognitive Behavior Therapy
• Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Medication
• Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Mindfulness
• Cognitive Behavior Therapy with Parents
• Cognitive Behavior Therapy with Parents and Medication
• Parent Responsivity Training
• Psychoeducation: Parent

Level 4 Minimal Support

• Assessment/Monitoring and Psychoeducation
• Behavioral Training and Motivational Interviewing/Engagement
• Bright Light Therapy and Cognitive Behavior Therapy with Parents
• Cognitive Behavior Therapy with Parents and Hypnosis
• Exposure
• Family Empowerment and Support and Psychoeducation: Parent
• Mindfulness
• Problem Solving and Psychoeducation
• Yoga

Level 5 No Support

• Access Management Strategies and Behavioral Training
• Assessment/Monitoring
• Assessment/Monitoring and Feedback and Psychoeducation
• Attention
• Behavioral Training and Mindfulness and Motivational Interviewing/Engagement
• Behavioral Training and Relaxation
• Parent Management Training
• Play Therapy
• Psychoeducation
• Psychoeducation: Parent and Supportive Listening for Parent

Clinical Dashboard Now Available for Google Sheets

The Clinical Dashboard Library now includes a version of the Clinical Dashboard built for Google Sheets. The new Basic Edition v4.02 can be used directly in a web browser, providing another option for accessing and using this MAP resource. The new version is available now to users with access to the Clinical Dashboard Library.

Be a Great Partner

This one is easy if we pause for only a moment to imagine that it was you on the other end of the phone line; that you were the one waiting for a package to be delivered; that you were the one not able to do your job because someone else did not do theirs. We know that rising tides float all boats, so we strive to always be a great partner.