Welcome
to the Wyoming Children's Behavioral Health Alliance
Welcome to the Wyoming Children's Behavioral Health Alliance resource page. Our mission is to promote access to children's behavioral health resources in Wyoming to strengthen provider skills and enhance patient care. This webpage offers information on available care support programs, educational resources, information pertaining to Medicaid billing and reimbursement, and provider directories.
Integrated Care Support
There are several services available to support Wyoming clinicians in providing mental health care to children and youth.
Wyoming Partnership Access Line (PAL)
A Free Mental Health Consultation Resource for WY Providers
The Wyoming PAL program offers free, same-day psychiatric consultation for healthcare providers working with children and adolescents. Pediatricians, primary care providers, and other clinicians can speak directly with child and adolescent psychiatrists for diagnostic support, medication questions, and care planning.
General Program Overview
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Learn more about how the Wyoming PAL program operates and who it serves across the state.
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Clinical Resources & Care Guides
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Download practical, diagnosis-specific care guides, screening tools, and slide decks on topics including:
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ADHD
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Anxiety
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Autism
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Bipolar Disorder
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Depression
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Disruptive Behavior
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Developmental Screening
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Eating Disorders
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Substance Use
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Service Information – Seattle Children’s
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Detailed guidance on how providers can access consultations, eligibility, and the process to request support.
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Wyoming Care Management Entity
The Care Management Entity (CME) supports Wyoming children and youth with complex behavioral health needs by coordinating services across systems. All children in Wyoming who meet the criteria are eligible to apply for CME services.
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Whole-child care coordination
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Family-driven, youth-guided planning
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Available statewide to those who qualify
Educational Resources
Discover children's behavioral healthcare educational resources. This includes access to FREE Continuing Medical Education (CME) courses, on-demand trainings, and resources for providers.
American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
Healthcare providers can access a series of clinical training modules at no cost. Modules are eligible for CME credit. By completing a brief form with basic licensing and practice information, eligible providers will receive a coupon code worth up to $199 to enroll in select Clinical Essentials courses. Topics include:
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Anxiety
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Youth Substance Use Disorders (SUDs)
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Intellectual & Developmental Disorders
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Threat Assessment
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Pediatric Psychopharmacology
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Bipolar Disorder
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Autism
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Social Media Use
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Catatonia
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ADHD
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Infant & Preschool Mental Health
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AAP – Trauma, Mental Health & Substance Use Resources
Explore evidence-based resources from the AAP to support pediatric clinicians in trauma-informed care, suicide prevention, mental health integration, and substance use response.
Trauma-Informed Care Hub
National Center for Relational Health & Trauma-Informed Care
Learn how to integrate trauma-informed approaches into pediatric practice.
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Self-Paced Trauma-Informed Training
Self-Directed Learning Modules
Free, online training series to help providers understand and apply trauma-informed principles.
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Substance Use Prevention Toolkit
Evidence-based guidance on screening, prevention, and intervention for youth substance use.
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Youth Suicide Prevention Blueprint
A strategic framework to support suicide prevention across clinical and community settings.​
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Video: 3-Step Pathway for Suicide Risk
A quick, actionable video (under 8 minutes) outlining a clinical approach to identify youth at risk.
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Toolkits for Clinicians
A hands-on toolkits to help pediatric providers assess and manage common ADHD, Autism, and mental health concerns in primary care.​​
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ECHO Colorado Learning Series
Pediatric Mental Health Training Series
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ECHO Colorado offers free, expert-led training series designed to support healthcare providers in managing pediatric mental health in primary care settings.​
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Note: You will need to create a free ECHO Colorado account to access training content. CME credit is not available for recorded sessions.
Medicaid Billing Information
In an effort to encourage the delivery of pediatric behavioral health care by primary care providers, Wyoming Medicaid has opened HCPCS G2211, effective 6/1/2025. Providers who are actively treating clients aged 0-20, with a behavioral health diagnosis, and an established and ongoing care relationship, may bill this add code in addition to their office visit. This code is limited to 1 unit per visit.
Provider Directories
Discover providers across Wyoming who provide specific behavioral healthcare resources.
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ABPN)
Find a Board-Certified Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist
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Use this national certification lookup tool to find psychiatrists who are currently board-certified in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
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Select Wyoming as your state
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Choose Child and Adolescent Psychiatry as the certification type
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View a list of currently certified providers in the state
Please note: While generally up to date, some providers may have moved out of state.
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Registered Play Therapist Directory
Find a Registered Play Therapist
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The Association for Play Therapy (APT) offers a searchable directory of Registered Play Therapists practicing in Wyoming. These providers are trained in evidence-based, developmentally appropriate approaches to support children through play-based interventions.
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Association for the Treatment and Prevention of Sexual Abuse (ATSA) Provider Directory - Wyoming
​​The Association for the Treatment and Prevention of Sexual Abuse (ATSA) provides a directory of certified providers specializing in the treatment of individuals who have committed sexual offenses, including both juveniles and adults.​​
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Best practice recommends referring individuals to an ATSA-certified provider to ensure they receive care from professionals trained to address their specific treatment needs.
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