CAMS-4Teens Trained
Feel confident working with adolescents and their parents/caregivers by learning how to adapt the CAMS Framework® for teen suicide prevention.
Build on your foundation of the CAMS Framework® to earn the CAMS-4Teens Trained designation.
- Enhance clinical skills & improve patient outcomes
- Expand knowledge in evidence-based practices
- Earn continuing education credits
Total Program Cost: $199 (7 CE Credits Available)
CAMS-4Teens: Working with Parents Video $99CAMS-4Teens Interactive Training $100
Individuals and groups of 5 or fewer can order training through the CAMS Training Platform. Groups of 6 or more people are invited to contact our team to discuss training options.
CAMS-4Teens Trained Modules:
CAMS-4Teens: Working with Parents Video Course
This 3 hour video course discusses research and demonstrates a recommended approach for optimally involving parents and caregivers to support the CAMS treatment of their child using the Stabilization Support Plan.
CAMS-4Teens Interactive Training
Developed to train clinicians on how to adapt and implement the CAMS Framework® and the Suicide Status Form (SSF) for youth ages 12 and older.
Benefits of being CAMS-4Teens Trained
- Gain a deep understanding of evidence-based practices that will help you provide the best possible care for your teenage clients and their parents
- Learn how to integrate the latest research into your practice, allowing you to stay up to date with the most effective treatments for adolescents with suicidal thoughts.
- Have a comprehensive understanding of the CAMS Framework and how to apply it with your adolescent patients.
- Learn how to involve parents as you work collaboratively with your adolescent patients to devise treatment and stabilization plans that build trust and mutual understanding.
Want to Learn More about CAMS Training and Designations?
We’d love to connect with you. Submit your request and a CAMS-care Specialist will be in touch as soon as possible.
An emphasis on the patient’s perspective and the clinical alliance is reflected in the four pillars of CAMS: empathy, collaboration, honesty, and suicide focus… [CAMS] provides a practical roadmap for incorporating CAMS into any clinical practice.
Christine Yu Moutier, MD
Chief Medical Officer, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
CAMS is arguably one of the most widely used approaches to clinical care for suicidal patients… User friendly and accessible, the CAMS model can be readily integrated into any clinician’s therapeutic practice, regardless of background or training.
Craig J. Bryan, PsyD, ABPP
Trott Gebhardt Philips Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health, The Ohio State University