> Presenters: Annual Conference

Thursday, October 8, 2026, 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM																Plenary Session 1 - Building Hope in Rural Communities This panel explores innovative and collaborative approaches to addressing behavioral health, suicide prevention, provider shortages, and access to care in rural communities, including the unique needs experienced within agricultural populations. Through interdisciplinary partnerships and community-centered strategies, panelists will discuss how integrating behavioral health, primary care, public health, wellness initiatives, and lived experience can strengthen rural systems of care and improve outcomes for underserved populations. Lilly White, MA, MSW, LCSW Jolie Foreman, BA Audrey Gough, BSN, RN Allison Shaw, NP More Info
Friday, October 9, 2026, 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
8:00 AM - 9:30 AM																Plenary Session 2 - Artificial Intelligence in Primary Care: Opportunities and Challenges for Behavioral Health Integration This symposium brings together four perspectives to examine where primary care AI stands today and what it will take to make it work for behavioral health integration: the current landscape of AI tools and adoption; concerns about AI data accuracy and validity; real-world technology infrastructure from integrated care practice; and a new informatics initiative designed for smaller, independent practices. The panel discussion will address what the field must do to ensure AI advances equity rather than deepens the divide between well-resourced and under-resourced care settings. Topics To Be Covered The Current State of AI in Primary Care Validity, Accuracy, and Trust in AI-Generated Healthcare Data Technology Infrastructure Supporting Behavioral Health Integration Responding to the PCIL: The Primary Care Informatics Laboratory (PCIL) Panel Discussion: The Future of Primary Care AI and Behavioral Health Integration Rodger Kessler, PhD, ABPP Jennifer Yturriondobeitia, MSW DBH Kyle Morse Shenghan Xu, PhD More Info
Saturday, October 10, 2026, 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
8:00 AM - 9:30 AM																Plenary Session 3 - The Trump Healthcare Agenda, Midterms, & the Future of Integrated Care Heading into the 2026 midterms, health care affordability has become the defining economic concern for voters across party lines — creating pressure that is actively reshaping what is politically viable in Washington and what is not. This session offers a candid, grounded assessment of what the second Trump administration's health policy agenda means for integrated, team-based care: tracing the first-year record from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act's Medicaid restructuring and the expiration of ACA enhanced subsidies, to the consolidation of SAMHSA and HRSA into the new Administration for a Healthy America, to the rollout of the MAHA agenda and its emphasis on chronic disease prevention and whole-person care. The picture is not one-dimensional — federal coverage losses and behavioral health funding pressures pose serious near-term challenges, while the administration's investment in models like MAHA ELEVATE and its philosophical focus on root-cause, lifestyle-based approaches reflect genuine, if imperfect, alignment with integrated care's core premises. Attendees will leave with a clear-eyed view of the threats, a realistic map of the opportunities, and practical strategies for advancing integrated care at the state level and through payment reform — regardless of who controls Washington. Marci Nielsen, PhD, MPH More Info

Full Name	Company	Speaking At
Katherine Casale PsyD	MaineHealth	D03 - Specialty Integrated Medicine Training Series: Obesity Medicine & Weight Loss
Megan Cassidy PhD	Mayo Clinic	B03 - Enhancing Measurement-Based Care Fidelity in Pediatric Integrated Behavioral Health E05 - Adolescents with Depression Reach Remission Earlier with Collaborative Care
Amy Catale LCSW	Rady Children's Hospital	I13 - Beyond Cultural Competency: Practicing Cultural Humility in Pediatric Integrated Care L09 - Redefining Access to Pediatric ADHD Care: An Interdisciplinary Model for Integrated Assessment, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Eboni Ceasar PhD, LCSW-S	Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin	D09 - Integrated Behavioral Health Training in Under Resourced Areas: Experiences from the Field
Michael Changaris PsyD	Integrated Health Psychology Training Program (IHPTP)	B12 - Universal Precautions for Violence Prevention in Integrated Care: A Team-Based Clinical Model I12 - Interprofessional Clinical Supervision: Training the Integrated Care Workforce Across Practicum, Internship, Postdoctoral, and Medical Residency Programs
Giorgio Chatelain LCSW	Concert Health	A02 - CoCM Without Cultural Responsiveness Is Half the Model: Building Integrated Care That Actually Reaches Everyone
Rachel Clee LMFT, IF-ECMHS	San Francisco Health Network	H10 - From Strategy to Sustainability: Scaling HealthySteps Across SFHN Using Dyadic Billing and Cross-Sector Partnerships
Tiffany Conroy LISW	Iowa Primary Care Association	G09 - Behind the Scenes of Integrated Care: How Primary Care Associations Strengthen Community Health Centers Across Georgia, Iowa & Michigan
Jennifer Conway	University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS)	E12 - Beyond the Master's Degree: Preparing Bachelor's-Level Providers for the Behavioral Health Care Manager Role
Colleen Cordes PhD	Arizona State University	F15 - Leveraging AI Tools to Improve Clinical Planning and QI Processes
Kent Corso PsyD, BCBA-D	National Capital Region Behavioral Health	K05 - Paws, Policy, and Practice: Navigating Service Dog Access in Integrated Healthcare
Travis Cos PhD, ABPP	Corporal Michael J. Crescenz Medical Center	A09 - Permission to Pivot: Bringing Trauma-Informed Care into the Exam Room. Modeled Role-Plays on Trauma in Integrated Care L12 - How to transform integrated care in a region: 10 years of data to learn lessons and create systems level change
Jennifer Crawford PhD, PMH-C	University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center	B14 - Implementing Expanded Perinatal Mental Health Screening In Complex Ambulatory and Inpatient Healthcare Settings: Strategies for Successful Integration
Katie Curran MSW, LICSW	Pediatric Physician's Organization at Children's (PPOC) - Boston Children's Hospital	F08 - Lesson Learned from Implementation of Suicide Risk Registry in a Pediatric Primary Care network I07 - Welcome Aboard: A structured approach to onboarding Integrated Behavioral Health Providers across multiple settings
Mandy Dalrymple MSW, LCSW, CCM	Accompany Health	K12 - Managing Personality Disorders in Collaborative Care: Identification, Communication Strategies, and Treatment in Value-Based Care Models
Michelle Dalton PhD, LPC	Saint Louis University's Medical Family Therapy PhD Program	F05 - Best Practice for Engaging Family in Healthcare: Actionable Recommendations for Stakeholders across the Healthcare System
Liz Davies LCSW	Montana Healthcare Foundation	J03 - Barbara & Sarah: An Integrated Care Story
Samantha Deamer PsyD	West Virginia University SOM	G02 - Treating Borderline Personality Disorder in Primary Care Poster 57 - Awareness, Barriers, and Facilitators of Diabetes Distress Screening Among Providers Vary by Employment Duration: Results from the West Virginia Practice-Based Research Network
Lauren Decaporale-Ryan PhD	Institute for the Family, Department of Psychiatry, University of Rochester Medicine	K10 - Training for Change: Addressing Communication with Marginalized Clinicians
Tisha Deen PhD	University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS)	E12 - Beyond the Master's Degree: Preparing Bachelor's-Level Providers for the Behavioral Health Care Manager Role F14 - From Data to Action: Using Provider Interviews to Drive Implementation of integrated behavioral health in Academic Primary Care K06 - Evidence to Action: Building Policy Advocacy Skills for Integrated Care Professionals
Jon Deiches PhD	WVU School of Medicine, Department of Behavioral Medicine & Psychiatry, WVU Medicine Center for Diabetes & Metabolic Health	D03 - Specialty Integrated Medicine Training Series: Obesity Medicine & Weight Loss F01 - Integrated Care in Medical Specialties: Updates from the Specialty Integrated Medicine (SIM) Workgroup Specialty Integrated Medicine (SIM) Workgroup Meeting L08 - How’d You Get That Job? A Panel Discussion with Members of the Specialty Integrated Medicine (SIM) Workgroup.
Idalmi Deleon MPH	Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute	B10 - Referral Revolution: Boosting Connections to CoCM!
Nathaniel Dell PhD, LCSW	WashU Medicine	Poster 27 - ACEs and Escalating Care: How Adverse Childhood Experiences Impact Psychiatric Level of Care in a Tiered Pediatric Collaborative Care Model J14 - Assessing Family-Centered Care to Advance Pediatric Mental Healthcare Integration
Edward Deneke MD	PRISM - University of Michigan, VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System	D13 - Who Cares for the BHCM? Building Structured Support to Prevent Burnout and Scope Creep in Collaborative Care
Steve DiGiovanni MD	MaineHealth	I10 - From Screening to Safety: Implementing Suicide Prevention Pathways in Primary Care
Diana DiNitto PhD, ACSW, LCSW, AADC	The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas, School of Social Work	D09 - Integrated Behavioral Health Training in Under Resourced Areas: Experiences from the Field
Jill Donelan PsyD	Mirah	A10 - 360° on Pediatric CoCM: Solving Real-World Integration Puzzles Across 25+ Practices D05 - Tiny Patients, Vast Opportunities: Reimagining CoCM for Early Childhood Mental Health G14 - Organizational Vital Signs: Using CoCM Data to Build and Scale Integrated Care
Alla Dorfman MD	(not set)	J14 - Assessing Family-Centered Care to Advance Pediatric Mental Healthcare Integration
Megan Elliott LMFT, CCTP	San Francisco Health Network	G01 - They Gave us a Seat but not a Voice: Hard-Won Lessons in Supporting PCBH Managers to Thrive
Susan Elliott APRN-CNP	SSM Health	L10 - A Collaborative and Systemic Approach to Medicare Annual Wellness Visit Retention in Primary Care and Geriatrics
Donovan Ellis PhD	Emory School of Medicine	B05 - From Prescription to Practice: Implementing Digital Mental Health Technologies Within Collaborative Care Using Culturally Responsive Digital Navigation
Ryan Engdahl PhD, LP, MBA	CentraCare Health System	I04 - Coordinating Chaos: Building the Behavioral Health “Traffic Controller” Role to Streamline Access, Strengthen IBH Operations, and Unite a Growing Behavioral Health Section
Michael Ewing PhD, LP	CentraCare Health System	H03 - Rethinking ADHD Diagnosis in Primary Care: Building a Scalable, Collaborative Assessment Pathway Through an IBH and Specialty Care Partnership
Jennifer Faerberg MHSA	AAMC	D15 - From Isolated Intervention to Integral Heath System Infrastructure: Strategies and Measurement for Demonstrating IBH Value and Improving Sustainability
Emily Faust PhD	Community Health of Central Washington (CHCW)	D01 - Teaching Time-Management Skills to Trainees (and/or Staff!) to Support Their Personal and Professional Success While Working in Healthcare
Alicia Forinash Pharm.D., FCCP, BCPS, BCACP	St. Louis College of Pharmacy at the University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy	G04 - Building an Integrated Perinatal Mental Health Clinic in an OBGYN Residency Practice: Lessons from a Maternal Health Innovation Grant
Karyn Fowler MD, FACOG, MHCM	St. Louis University, SSM	G04 - Building an Integrated Perinatal Mental Health Clinic in an OBGYN Residency Practice: Lessons from a Maternal Health Innovation Grant
MoRhonda Foxx CMA	Burlington Pediatrics/ Mebane Pediatrics	A06 - Intensive Health Behavior and Lifestyle Treatment (IHBLT) Offered Through a Pediatric Integrated Nutrition Program: Improving Access to Care C02 - Building an Integrated Nutrition Program in Pediatric Primary Care D11 - School-Based Telehealth: A Novel Partnership Model to Improve Access to Medical and Mental Health Care G08 - CoCM 2.0: Scale and Sustainability of a Pediatric Integrated Collaborative Care Model Within a Pediatric Medical Home H05 - Creating Force Multipliers for Integrated Care Management in the Pediatric Medical Home
Sarah Fraley LMSW	PRISM	A15 - Matching Messaging to Motivations: Aligning CoCM’s Value with Clinical, Operational, and Financial Priorities
Katherine Friedebach MD	Compass Health Network	K09 - Building Integrated Care for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: Missouri’s Collaborative Health Home Model
Jacqueline Fuentes MSW, LCSW	UNC Family Medicine	A08 - Two-Sides of the Same Coin: Considerations for PCBH in Practice in Community vs. Academic Settings G12 - Beyond Warm Handoffs: Expanding Behavioral Health Access Through an Adapted PCBH Model in a Community Practice
Jennifer Funderburk PhD	Center for Integrated Healthcare (VISN 2)	C14 - Structured Microteaching in Interdisciplinary Teams: Pilot Feasibility and Acceptability Study
Danielle Gadbois MA	NYS Office of Mental Health	A14 - Implementing a Quality Improvement Framework to Improve Outcomes in Pediatric Collaborative Care F02 - Statewide Strategies for Collaborative Care Adoption – Beyond the Billing Codes H14 - Using Data in Collaborative Care
Karen Gall LMSW, ACTRP	University of Michigan, Department of Psychiatry	D13 - Who Cares for the BHCM? Building Structured Support to Prevent Burnout and Scope Creep in Collaborative Care
Bethany Garcia PsyD, MHA	UW Health	C12 - From Burnout to Belly Rubs: A Creative Approach to Resident Wellness
Ashley Garrison MS, RD, LDN	Burlington Pediatrics/ Mebane Pediatrics	A06 - Intensive Health Behavior and Lifestyle Treatment (IHBLT) Offered Through a Pediatric Integrated Nutrition Program: Improving Access to Care C02 - Building an Integrated Nutrition Program in Pediatric Primary Care
JoAnna Garza LCSW	The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley- School of Medicine	C05 - Adapting Behavioral Health Consultations and ACT-Informed Mental Health Services for a Predominantly Hispanic, Spanish-Speaking Population in a US-Mexico Border Town Poster 92 - The PCBH Companion Project: A UTRGV initiative J07 - Primary Care Behavioral Health Beyond the Clinic: Adapting an ACT-Based Maternal Behavioral Health Intervention for Delivery by Community Health Workers L05 - ASPIRE: Developing a Primary Care Behavioral Health Pathway for Patients Across the Cancer Care Continuum
Jessica Gaulton MD, MPH	FamilyWell Health	I08 - Advancing Women's Health Through Collaborative Care: Emerging Priorities from a National Workgroup
Deepu George PhD	Primary Care & Community Medicine ISU, UTRGV School of Medicine	ELO4 - SEEing Clearly: Why the Clinical Stance Matters Now More Than Ever C05 - Adapting Behavioral Health Consultations and ACT-Informed Mental Health Services for a Predominantly Hispanic, Spanish-Speaking Population in a US-Mexico Border Town Poster 92 - The PCBH Companion Project: A UTRGV initiative
Patty Gibson MD, FAPA	Gibson Consulting	C09 - Inside the Payer Lens: Psychiatrists Shaping Integrated Behavioral Health from the Payer Medical Director Seat D08 - Making Collaborative Care Work in Rural America: Lessons from Scaling CoCM Across Arkansas J06 - The Physician Champion: Why They Matter and How Medical Leaders Grow in Integrated Care

Full Name	Company	Speaking At
Joshua Amaro M.A.	Midwestern University	Poster 82 - Beyond the Waiting List: Cultural Attitudes Toward Organ Donation
Keiha Anderson PsyD	Wellstar	Poster 31 - Brief ADHD Evaluations for Adults In Primary Care: Our Quest To Provide Affordable and Comprehensive Assessment
Sarah Anderson PhD	One Medical	Poster 06 - Value of Interprofessional Case Conferencing in Management of High-Risk Primary Care Patients
Victoria Balog BA	University of Michigan	Poster 34 - Provider Perspectives on Processing Emotions in Primary Care (PEPC): A Steppingstone Within Care Pathways for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
Hina Batool PsyD	Wellstar, Internal Medicine Associates of Marietta	Poster 31 - Brief ADHD Evaluations for Adults In Primary Care: Our Quest To Provide Affordable and Comprehensive Assessment
Colby Butzon PhD	Le Bonheur Pediatrics / Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare	Poster 51 - The Hidden Handoff: Tips and Tools for Supporting Successful Transitions from Pediatric to Adult Healthcare
Lucy Byrne MA	Midwestern University	Poster 82 - Beyond the Waiting List: Cultural Attitudes Toward Organ Donation
Denise Chang MD	University of Washington Medical Center	Poster 07 - Patient and Caregiver Perspectives Regarding Delivery of Caring Contacts and Remote Monitoring for Suicide Risk
Mollie Cherson LCSW	Jefferson University Health System	Poster 05 - Building a Medical Trauma Curriculum for Family Medicine Residency
MJ Chey NA	Integral Health	Poster 23 - From Identification to Impact: A Health Plan's BH ROI Blueprint
Jessica Chou PhD, LMFT	Drexel University	Poster 30 - Developing Virtual Reality Simulation for Interprofessional Training in Youth Suicide Prevention: Lessons from the SHINE Program
Kate Comtois	(not set)	Poster 88 - Care Team Role Perspectives on the Usability Issues of Suicide Care Interventions Used in Collaborative Care
Margaret Cornell PsyD	St. Louis Behavioral Medicine Institute	Poster 52 - Utilizing BHC Training under the PCBH Model to Develop Competency-Based Behavioral Health Education for Family Medicine Residents
Michael Cropp MD, MBA	Independent Health Association	Poster 23 - From Identification to Impact: A Health Plan's BH ROI Blueprint
Jeffrey Cully PhD	Veterans Health Administration	Poster 71 - A Pragmatic Trial of Brief CBT for Anxiety in Primary Care
David Curtis PhD	University of Houston	Poster 87 - Evaluating the Impact of a Specialized Value-Based Care Course on Self-VBC
Samantha Deamer PsyD	West Virginia University SOM	G02 - Treating Borderline Personality Disorder in Primary Care Poster 57 - Awareness, Barriers, and Facilitators of Diabetes Distress Screening Among Providers Vary by Employment Duration: Results from the West Virginia Practice-Based Research Network
Nathaniel Dell PhD, LCSW	WashU Medicine	Poster 27 - ACEs and Escalating Care: How Adverse Childhood Experiences Impact Psychiatric Level of Care in a Tiered Pediatric Collaborative Care Model J14 - Assessing Family-Centered Care to Advance Pediatric Mental Healthcare Integration
Alyson Derhak LMFT	Strong Internal Medicine, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry	Poster 91 - Using the Practice Integration Profile for continuous practice improvement of behavioral health integration in a primary care setting
Lisa Edwards CCM	The Villages Health/Centerwell Senior Primary Care	Poster 22 - Integrating Behavioral Health and Chronic Pain Management in Primary Care: Outcomes from a Collaborative Care Model
Gracie Frow MPH	University Health	Poster 24 - Measurable Reductions in Suicide Risk: Data Insights from University Health’s Suicide Prevention Initiatives
Andrea Garroway PhD	Institute for the Family, Department of Psychiatry, University of Rochester Medicine	Poster 84 - Adding an Interdisciplinary Structured Self-Management Program to a Treat-to-Target Strategy in Rheumatoid Arthritis: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial Poster 91 - Using the Practice Integration Profile for continuous practice improvement of behavioral health integration in a primary care setting
JoAnna Garza LCSW	The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley- School of Medicine	C05 - Adapting Behavioral Health Consultations and ACT-Informed Mental Health Services for a Predominantly Hispanic, Spanish-Speaking Population in a US-Mexico Border Town Poster 92 - The PCBH Companion Project: A UTRGV initiative J07 - Primary Care Behavioral Health Beyond the Clinic: Adapting an ACT-Based Maternal Behavioral Health Intervention for Delivery by Community Health Workers L05 - ASPIRE: Developing a Primary Care Behavioral Health Pathway for Patients Across the Cancer Care Continuum
Deepu George PhD	Primary Care & Community Medicine ISU, UTRGV School of Medicine	ELO4 - SEEing Clearly: Why the Clinical Stance Matters Now More Than Ever C05 - Adapting Behavioral Health Consultations and ACT-Informed Mental Health Services for a Predominantly Hispanic, Spanish-Speaking Population in a US-Mexico Border Town Poster 92 - The PCBH Companion Project: A UTRGV initiative
Jesse Gilreath DSW, LCSW	East Tennessee State University	Poster 25 - Beyond the Warm Handoff: A Mixed-Methods Evaluation of Integrated Behavioral Health in a Rural Charitable Clinic L02 - Clinics Helping Adults Thrive (CHAT) - an Innovative Connection between Rural and Charitable Clinics and Senior Meal Programs in Tennessee
José G. González MS	University Health	Poster 24 - Measurable Reductions in Suicide Risk: Data Insights from University Health’s Suicide Prevention Initiatives
Arielle Guillod PhD	St. Louis Children’s Hospital	A13 - Addressing Grief: Screening and Brief Interventions for Integrated Primary Care Poster 72 - The Primary Care Brief Intervention Competency Assessment Tool (BI-CAT): Examining Reliability and Validity
Poone Haghani Tehrani MD	University of New Mexico	Poster 33 - Quality Improvement Initiative: A Social Work Workshop on Integrated Behavioral Health Models
Rina Haleva MEd	Rutgers University Behavioral Healthcare	Poster 28 - Improving integrated care practices among clinicians through a one-year integrated behavioral health training program
Helga Jasna Haller DBH, LBA-GA & TX, QBA, IBA, ACAS, CDP	Private Practice / Path4Ability	Poster 03 - Breaking Boundaries by Redefining the Scope of Applied Behavior Analysis within IBH to Alleviate the Iatrogenic Toll of Cancer Treatment: Tailoring Behavioral Oncology for Neurodiverse Populations Poster 04 - The Fragmented Care Landscape: Leveraging Behavioral Engineering to Overcome Systemic Voids and Protect Patient Resilience in Geographically Distanced Cancer Care
Mary Jo Hedrick PhD	East Tennessee State University	Poster 25 - Beyond the Warm Handoff: A Mixed-Methods Evaluation of Integrated Behavioral Health in a Rural Charitable Clinic L02 - Clinics Helping Adults Thrive (CHAT) - an Innovative Connection between Rural and Charitable Clinics and Senior Meal Programs in Tennessee
Jose Hernandez LMFT	Contentnea Health	Poster 73 - Brief Pain Psychoeducation in Integrated Primary Care: Effects on Pain Beliefs and Behavioral Health Treatment Intentions
Maria (Lupita) Hernandez MPA	The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley	C05 - Adapting Behavioral Health Consultations and ACT-Informed Mental Health Services for a Predominantly Hispanic, Spanish-Speaking Population in a US-Mexico Border Town Poster 92 - The PCBH Companion Project: A UTRGV initiative J07 - Primary Care Behavioral Health Beyond the Clinic: Adapting an ACT-Based Maternal Behavioral Health Intervention for Delivery by Community Health Workers L05 - ASPIRE: Developing a Primary Care Behavioral Health Pathway for Patients Across the Cancer Care Continuum
Katie Hilton LPC, ACS	Rutgers University Behavioral Healthcare	Poster 28 - Improving integrated care practices among clinicians through a one-year integrated behavioral health training program
Mercedes Ingram PhD, LPC	University Health	Poster 24 - Measurable Reductions in Suicide Risk: Data Insights from University Health’s Suicide Prevention Initiatives Poster 35 - Meaningful Follow-Up: The Impact of the Mama Bexar Model After Routine Screenings on Perinatal Mental Health
Sara Isbell MA	Saint Louis University	Poster 54 - “Growing Pains": Lessons Learned from Developing an Integrated Opioid Risk Reduction Clinic in Primary Care
Celina Jacobi MD	Washington University School of Medicine	Poster 27 - ACEs and Escalating Care: How Adverse Childhood Experiences Impact Psychiatric Level of Care in a Tiered Pediatric Collaborative Care Model J14 - Assessing Family-Centered Care to Advance Pediatric Mental Healthcare Integration
Carrah James PhD	Community Health of Central Washington (CHCW)	Poster 51 - The Hidden Handoff: Tips and Tools for Supporting Successful Transitions from Pediatric to Adult Healthcare
Rodger Kessler PhD, ABPP	DARTNet Institute	ELO8 - AI tools and skills for the next level of Integration: The future is yesterday Plenary Session 2 - Artificial Intelligence in Primary Care: Opportunities and Challenges for Behavioral Health Integration G11 - Writing Workshop - Use of AI and technology in writing and publication Poster 85 - Chronic Disease Clusters Associated with Behavioral Health Comorbidity
Andrew Kim MSW, LCSW	Rutgers University	Poster 28 - Improving integrated care practices among clinicians through a one-year integrated behavioral health training program
Tyler Kincaid PhD	The University of New Mexico	Poster 33 - Quality Improvement Initiative: A Social Work Workshop on Integrated Behavioral Health Models
Jody Kirchner MSW, LICSW	CentraCare Health System	Poster 94 - From Intern to LGSW: Training Pathways to Independent Practice in a Mental Health Shortage Area I04 - Coordinating Chaos: Building the Behavioral Health “Traffic Controller” Role to Streamline Access, Strengthen IBH Operations, and Unite a Growing Behavioral Health Section
Angela Lamson PhD LMFT	East Carolina University	F05 - Best Practice for Engaging Family in Healthcare: Actionable Recommendations for Stakeholders across the Healthcare System Poster 73 - Brief Pain Psychoeducation in Integrated Primary Care: Effects on Pain Beliefs and Behavioral Health Treatment Intentions J08 - Trauma-Informed Screening in Inpatient Rehabilitation: Linking ACEs, Protective Experiences, and Social Determinants to Patient Outcomes L06 - The relationship between burnout and work-life balance among nurses: A systematic review
Dominique Levert PhD	Cincinnati Children's Hospital	Poster 53 - Defining Prevention: Enhancing Documentation of Integrated Behavioral Health Services
Holly Lister Ph.D	Rutgers University Behavioral Healthcare	Poster 28 - Improving integrated care practices among clinicians through a one-year integrated behavioral health training program
Jamey Lister PhD	Rutgers University School of Social Work	Poster 28 - Improving integrated care practices among clinicians through a one-year integrated behavioral health training program
Lorna London PhD	Midwestern University	Poster 82 - Beyond the Waiting List: Cultural Attitudes Toward Organ Donation
Toni Mahowald PsyD	CentraCare Health System	F01 - Integrated Care in Medical Specialties: Updates from the Specialty Integrated Medicine (SIM) Workgroup Poster 94 - From Intern to LGSW: Training Pathways to Independent Practice in a Mental Health Shortage Area Specialty Integrated Medicine (SIM) Workgroup Meeting I01 - Specialty Integrated Medicine (SIM) Training Series: Practical strategies for integrated care teams supporting patients with cardiac conditions L08 - How’d You Get That Job? A Panel Discussion with Members of the Specialty Integrated Medicine (SIM) Workgroup.
Sierra Maizur M.A.	Midwestern University	Poster 82 - Beyond the Waiting List: Cultural Attitudes Toward Organ Donation
Stephanie Marcello	Rutgers University	Poster 28 - Improving integrated care practices among clinicians through a one-year integrated behavioral health training program

Full Name	Company	Speaking At
Molly Achard LMSW	PRISM - University of Michigan	D13 - Who Cares for the BHCM? Building Structured Support to Prevent Burnout and Scope Creep in Collaborative Care
Stacy Agosto LCSW, CADC	Illinois Primary Care Association	C01 - From Clinician to Systems Leader: Navigating Career Transitions into Health Tech and Fast-Paced Healthcare Settings
Michael Albert LPC	Children's Wisconsin	H08 - Big Feelings, Busy Clinics: The Challenges and Lessons Learned in Pediatric Primary Care Behavioral Health
Tom Allen MD	Health Care Service Corporation	C09 - Inside the Payer Lens: Psychiatrists Shaping Integrated Behavioral Health from the Payer Medical Director Seat
Allison Allmon Dixson PhD ABPP	Emplify Health	ELO5 - Creating Clinical Pathways for Evidence-Based Pediatric Care in Integrated Settings B06 - What Do I Say Next? Evidence-Based Responses to Child Maltreatment Disclosures in Pediatric Integrated Care
Robert Allred PhD, ABPP	HealthPoint	HealthPoint Behavioral Health Education Program Alumni Dinner (By invitation only) F13 - 20+ Years of PCBH Education, Part II: Who Stays in Primary Care, and How Do We Build Providers Who Last? L07 - From Community Health Center to Academic Hub: Building and Sustaining a PCBH Workforce Through Training Partnerships
Joshua Amaro M.A.	Midwestern University	Poster 82 - Beyond the Waiting List: Cultural Attitudes Toward Organ Donation
Christine Amstadt DO, MPH	Northwestern Memorial Hospital	E13 - Elevating and integrating healthcare clinician voice during change efforts: Learnings from system-wide implementation of the Collaborative Care Model
Keiha Anderson PsyD	Wellstar	Poster 31 - Brief ADHD Evaluations for Adults In Primary Care: Our Quest To Provide Affordable and Comprehensive Assessment
Sarah Anderson PhD	One Medical	Poster 06 - Value of Interprofessional Case Conferencing in Management of High-Risk Primary Care Patients
Angela Andrews PhD, LMFT-Supervisor	UT Southwestern Medical Center, Department of Family and Community Medicine	F05 - Best Practice for Engaging Family in Healthcare: Actionable Recommendations for Stakeholders across the Healthcare System
Temilade Aponinuola MD	East Carolina University	K01 - Educating the Integrated Workforce: Implementing a Parallel Primary Care Behavioral Health and Collaborative Care Model in Residency and Behavioral Health Training
Cyril Appiagyei MD	WOVEN Clinics	D08 - Making Collaborative Care Work in Rural America: Lessons from Scaling CoCM Across Arkansas
Maria (Chus) Arrojo MA, LMFT, LMHC	Pediatric Physician's Organization at Children's (PPOC) - Boston Children's Hospital	ELO5 - Creating Clinical Pathways for Evidence-Based Pediatric Care in Integrated Settings F08 - Lesson Learned from Implementation of Suicide Risk Registry in a Pediatric Primary Care network I07 - Welcome Aboard: A structured approach to onboarding Integrated Behavioral Health Providers across multiple settings
Anaja Arthur MPH	Dignity in Healing Collective	B15 - From Zip Code to Care Code: A Community-First Answer to Equitable CoCM Delivery
Shawn Baker CHW	University of North Carolina School of Medicine	A11 - Supporting People with Serious Mental Illness Upon Release from Incarceration with Co-Located Psychiatric and Primary Care and Community Health Worker Engagement
Victoria Balog BA	University of Michigan	Poster 34 - Provider Perspectives on Processing Emotions in Primary Care (PEPC): A Steppingstone Within Care Pathways for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
Hernan Barenboim PhD, LMFT	PennState	A03 - High-Impact Professional Coaching: System Change For Integrated Care Settings At The Individual Level D10 - A Future for Teaching Integration: Insights from National Faculty Data and Innovative Educational Design Using Integrated Healthcare as a Vehicle for Physician Learning and Development
Sara Barker MPH	AIMS Center, University of Washington	I11 - Pediatric Integrated Care Across the Age Spectrum: Expanding Family-Centered Care Models
Jackie Bartley RN, BSN	Compass Health Network	K09 - Building Integrated Care for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: Missouri’s Collaborative Health Home Model
Hina Batool PsyD	Wellstar, Internal Medicine Associates of Marietta	Poster 31 - Brief ADHD Evaluations for Adults In Primary Care: Our Quest To Provide Affordable and Comprehensive Assessment
David Bauman PsyD	Community Health of Central Washington (CHCW)	How to Love Your Craft: A Retreat for Integrated Care Professionals ELO4 - SEEing Clearly: Why the Clinical Stance Matters Now More Than Ever C08 - First Impressions, Lasting Impact: Mastering the PCBH Introduction to Drive Engagement and Value-Based Care D07 - The Hard Truth About PCP Buy-In: What Medical Teams Need from BHCs F07 - Too Complex for PCBH? Redefining Care with the Transdiagnostic Matrix Framework L07 - From Community Health Center to Academic Hub: Building and Sustaining a PCBH Workforce Through Training Partnerships
Bridget Beachy PsyD	Community Health of Central Washington	How to Love Your Craft: A Retreat for Integrated Care Professionals ELO4 - SEEing Clearly: Why the Clinical Stance Matters Now More Than Ever C08 - First Impressions, Lasting Impact: Mastering the PCBH Introduction to Drive Engagement and Value-Based Care D07 - The Hard Truth About PCP Buy-In: What Medical Teams Need from BHCs F07 - Too Complex for PCBH? Redefining Care with the Transdiagnostic Matrix Framework L07 - From Community Health Center to Academic Hub: Building and Sustaining a PCBH Workforce Through Training Partnerships
Elizabeth Joy Beckman MD	Concert Health	ELO9 - High-Impact Psychopharmacology for Integrated Primary Care: Practical Skills for Real-World Mental Health Treatment J06 - The Physician Champion: Why They Matter and How Medical Leaders Grow in Integrated Care
William Beecroft M.D.,D.L.F.A.P.A.	Blue Cross Blue Shield of MichiganBlue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan	A15 - Matching Messaging to Motivations: Aligning CoCM’s Value with Clinical, Operational, and Financial Priorities C09 - Inside the Payer Lens: Psychiatrists Shaping Integrated Behavioral Health from the Payer Medical Director Seat
Rebecca Begans LCSW	Mazzoni Center	G13 - DBT-Informed Primary Care Framework
Jerica Berge PhD, MPH, MFT, CFLE	University of Colorado Medical School and Adult and Child Center for Outcomes Research and Delivery Science (ACCORDS)	F05 - Best Practice for Engaging Family in Healthcare: Actionable Recommendations for Stakeholders across the Healthcare System J02 - Addressing Food Insecurity in Primary Care: Ideas from Professionals Working Across Multiple Sectors
sarah bernes MPH, LMSW, MBA	Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute	F10 - Measurement-Based Care for SUD in Collaborative Care: Practical Tools, Workflows, and Implementation Strategies H14 - Using Data in Collaborative Care
Andrew Bertagnolli PhD	Amazon + One Medical	L14 - Shaping the Future of Collaborative Care Research
Amie Bettencourt PhD	Johns Hopkins School of Medicine	D05 - Tiny Patients, Vast Opportunities: Reimagining CoCM for Early Childhood Mental Health
Whitney Bignell PhD, RDN, LD/N	East Tennessee State University	L02 - Clinics Helping Adults Thrive (CHAT) - an Innovative Connection between Rural and Charitable Clinics and Senior Meal Programs in Tennessee
Anne Bird MD	Rady Children's Hospital	I13 - Beyond Cultural Competency: Practicing Cultural Humility in Pediatric Integrated Care L09 - Redefining Access to Pediatric ADHD Care: An Interdisciplinary Model for Integrated Assessment, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Sharon Black PhD, LISW-CP/S	HopeHealth	G07 - From Burnout to Breakthrough: Women Leaders Share Their Stories I05 - From Imposter Syndrome to Impact: Owning Our Impact
Kayla Blackborow LCSW	MaineHealth	H12 - Contingency Management in Primary Care: Utilizing a team-based approach for successful patient outcomes treating Stimulant Use Disorder.
Mabel Bongmba MD, FAPA	Concert Health	ELO9 - High-Impact Psychopharmacology for Integrated Primary Care: Practical Skills for Real-World Mental Health Treatment
Maya Boustani PhD	Loma Linda University	D14 - Teaching the PCBH Model to Family Medicine Residents and IBH psychology students in an FQHC: The ICARE Project
Yun Boylston MD	Burlington Pediatrics/ Mebane Pediatrics	A06 - Intensive Health Behavior and Lifestyle Treatment (IHBLT) Offered Through a Pediatric Integrated Nutrition Program: Improving Access to Care C02 - Building an Integrated Nutrition Program in Pediatric Primary Care D11 - School-Based Telehealth: A Novel Partnership Model to Improve Access to Medical and Mental Health Care G08 - CoCM 2.0: Scale and Sustainability of a Pediatric Integrated Collaborative Care Model Within a Pediatric Medical Home H05 - Creating Force Multipliers for Integrated Care Management in the Pediatric Medical Home
Allison Brenner PhD, MPH	Mission Driven Data	K11 - Balancing rigor and reality: Evaluating a New Contingency Management Program in a Community Health Setting
Kerry Brodziak LCSW	Lurie Children's Hospital	E09 - Bridging the Gap: How Integrated Care Can Enhance Access to Evidence-Based Mental Health Care Through Collaboration with Community Therapists
Charlotte Brown M.D.	Vanderbilt University Medical Center	I14 - Interprofessional Patient Mentor Home Visits: Evaluating a Team-Based IPE Model to Advance Patient-Centered Care.
Frandrea Brown PhD, LMFT	ECU Health Medical Center	J08 - Trauma-Informed Screening in Inpatient Rehabilitation: Linking ACEs, Protective Experiences, and Social Determinants to Patient Outcomes
Nicole Buhr M.A.	ETSU Department of Family Medicine	E07 - Evaluating Components of the Primary Care Behavioral Health Model as Predictors of Provider Satisfaction
Abbie Burka PharmD	Lipscomb University	I14 - Interprofessional Patient Mentor Home Visits: Evaluating a Team-Based IPE Model to Advance Patient-Centered Care.
Stephanie Burkhard PsyD	HealthSource of Ohio	K14 - Hiring Beyond Vibes: A Motivation-Based Interviewing (MBI) Approach for Integrated Care
Mary Carol Burkhardt MD MHA	Cincinnati Children's Hospital and Medical Center, General Pediatrics	L11 - IBH-P a Model for Deeper Integration into Primary Care from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital and Medical Center
Erik Butler MD	University of North Carolina	A08 - Two-Sides of the Same Coin: Considerations for PCBH in Practice in Community vs. Academic Settings G12 - Beyond Warm Handoffs: Expanding Behavioral Health Access Through an Adapted PCBH Model in a Community Practice
Colby Butzon PhD	Le Bonheur Pediatrics / Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare	Poster 51 - The Hidden Handoff: Tips and Tools for Supporting Successful Transitions from Pediatric to Adult Healthcare
Shana Byerley MA	ETSU Department of Family Medicine	E04 - Integrative Approaches to Women’s Sexual Health: Improving Access to Care and Clinician Competency
Lucy Byrne MA	Midwestern University	Poster 82 - Beyond the Waiting List: Cultural Attitudes Toward Organ Donation
Mary Beth Callie PhD	Callie Pediatrics	I11 - Pediatric Integrated Care Across the Age Spectrum: Expanding Family-Centered Care Models

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