B9 - Family Treatment Models for Transitioning Levels of Care: Exploring Lasting Changes in Multigenerational Systems

Monday, April 27, 2026

2:15 PM - 3:15 PM MDT

Location: 501

Explore how coordinated, family-centered treatment models can strengthen transitions across behavioral health systems. This session highlights replicable strategies using TF-CBT, Wraparound, PCIT, TBRI, Strengthening Families, and more to support the transitions of families from crisis escalation through outpatient care to lasting community, multigenerational supportive care. Attendees will gain intergenerational tools to align services, engage caregivers, and build resilient family systems across levels of care. Join us in exploring relevant research informing and supporting integrated approaches that can drive sustainable outcomes, create healing through transitions, and inspire systemic change.

Learning Objectives:

Identify at least three evidence-based family treatment models that support transitions across crisis, outpatient, and community levels of care.
Analyze how coordinated, family-centered interventions can reduce intergenerational fragmentation and improve outcomes across behavioral health systems.
Formulate strategies to integrate reflective supervision and trauma-informed practices into organizational workflows to strengthen provider capacity with family engagement with multigenerational models.

Disclosure(s):

Matthew Spencer, MA, LPC, CPRSS: No financial relationships to disclose

Sheamekah Williams: No financial relationships to disclose

Breakout Presenter(s)

Matthew Spencer, MA, LPC, CPRSS

Senior VP of Clinical Quality and Compliance
GRAND Mental Health
Tulsa, Oklahoma

Disclosure(s): No financial relationships to disclose

Slides
Sheamekah Williams

President and CEO
Evolution Foundation
Edmond, Oklahoma

Disclosure(s): No financial relationships to disclose