Implementation Project Profiles: CMHIS Collaborations with Organizations that Provide Mental Health Services
This collection highlights the impact of our support on mental health organizations in preparing for, implementing, or sustaining an effective mental health practice. Learn more about how our support has helped organizations by viewing the profiles below!
Project Profile: Implementing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Real-World Settings
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is one of the most widely used evidence-based practices for concerns such as depression, anxiety, and sleep problems. Yet, effective delivery depends on more than knowing the techniques. This profile highlights how the East Coast Hub…
Project Profile: Evidence-Based Practice Implementation Support
While training can build knowledge and skills, successfully implementing an effective mental health practice often requires additional support, including intentional planning, leadership engagement, quality improvement processes, and systems that reinforce new ways of working. This profile highlights how the Midwest…
Project Profile: Project AWARE & TISS Sustainability Planning Learning Community
Project AWARE and TISS are SAMHSA-funded grant programs that help state and local education agencies develop school based mental health systems to improve mental health awareness, prevention, and access to services for students. A central goal of both programs is…
Project Profile: Data Storytelling Learning Community
Behavioral health organizations are often asked to demonstrate impact, communicate progress, and make data-informed decisions. They face common challenges, including determining what information matters most, how to evaluate their work, and how to communicate findings in a way that resonates…
Project Profile: Vermont Project AWARE Referral Pathways Project
Project AWARE is a federal grant program designed to strengthen school-based mental health infrastructure and services. As the Vermont Project AWARE team has been working with local education agencies and designated mental health agencies across three sites, the team identified…
2024-25 Highlights
In the first year of our project:
- We hosted 45 events, including 8 learning communities, 16 learning sessions, 10 consultations, 6 open houses, and 5 learning series.
- Over 1,100 people received support from CMHIS, including counselors/therapists, social workers, and public or business administrators from various employment settings (e.g., government, mental health clinics or treatment programs, and community-based organizations).
- We identified or developed 47 resources across CMHIS's 8 core topics in preparing, implementing, and sustaining services, with over 1,200 downloads.
For a complete snapshot of our first project year, including examples of support we provided, view our CMHIS Year One Highlights. You can also view each Hub's 2024-25 highlights below.





