The Latest Articles

TEAM UP Speaker Series November 2024

A Learning Community Event for Integrated Behavioral Health Professionals  Speaker Series November 2024 Our monthly Speaker Series offers a platform for peer support, shared learning, and guidance for therapeutic team members.  This webinar series is part of our...
Group photo of conference presenters

Fostering Health Equity

The TEAM UP Diversity, Equity, Belonging, and Accessibility (DEBA) workgroup presented “Building an Organizational Roadmap for Diversity, Equity, Belonging, and Accessibility,” a roadmap for building inclusive, antiracist, and culturally responsive care to the 2024 Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers Community Health Institute (CHI). Representing TEAM UP were presenters Sonia Erlich, LMHC, MFA, MA; Chris Sheldrick, PhD; Arth Hin, BLA; Elijah Boliver, MPH; Gayathri Krishna, MPH; Sonya Nguyen, MPH.

More Articles

TEAM UP presents at the 2021 DREAM IPC Conference

Pediatric Provider and Staff Burnout in Community Health Centers (CHCs) Poster→ Background: Community Health Centers (CHCs) are integral in caring for individuals who are low income and come from structurally marginalized communities Provider burnout is characterized...

Why we need to support community health workers

Medical visits are rarely straightforward. Add factors such as poverty, chronic stress, complex medical issues, functional impairment, and barriers to material needs, and caring for one’s well-being becomes exponentially more layered and challenging. A community...

Branch Report

BRANCH (Building Resilience And Nurturing CHildren) is a brief trauma-informed, extended screening and assessment intervention developed for integrated behavioral health clinicians (BHCs) who practice in primary care pediatric settings. The impetus for developing...

TEAM UP Statement

In the last several weeks, we have witnessed the deaths of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Breonna Taylor in Louisville, and Ahmaud Arbery in Brunswick. These deaths are not isolated incidents, but rather a continuation of the racist violence perpetuated against Black...