Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) Learning Collaborative
A unique, 18-month training opportunity for mental health professionals
Features
Cost
Free
Instruction
In-Person & Virtual
Training Length
18-Month Learning Collaborative
program overview
Limited to 30 Participants: First Come, First Serve
The Child-Parent Psychotherapy Learning Collaborative (CPP LC) is an intensive 18-month training designed to support practitioners in successfully adopting CPP. Based on the National Child Traumatic Stress Network model, it is one of three official CPP implementation-level training models and includes didactic instruction, consultation, and practice-based learning.
Learning Session 1: 9/24/25, 9/25/25, 9/26/25
- 3 days (minimum)
- Core CPP Didactics
- Followed by 6 months of consult calls
Learning Session 2: Dates TBD
- 2 days (minimum)
- Competency Building
- Case-based
- Participant Driven
- Followed by 6 months of consult calls
Learning Session 3: Dates TBD
- 2 days (minimum)
- Competency Building
- Case-based
- Participant Driven
- Followed by 6 months of consult calls
eligibility
- This training is for teams of licensed mental health professionals. All clinical team members seeking to complete training and be eligible for the CPP roster must be master’s or doctoral-level psychotherapists with a degree in a mental health discipline.
- If a team member is unlicensed, a licensed supervisor must participate for the full training duration.
- The application below will serve as agency readiness survey.
- Not sure if you qualify? Contact us to discuss further.
program requirements
Participants must agree to complete all of the following 8 required training elements:
- Participate in Core CPP Didactics
- Read the CPP Manual (to be provided by Mission Kids)
- Work with families using CPP
- Participate in reflective CPP supervision
- Participate in CPP consultation calls
- Conduct two case presentations
- Participate in intensive CPP competency building workshops
- Complete fidelity monitoring
