Our Programs
Three evidence-based programs ranging from universal education to crisis response
Collaborative planning. Dynamic training options. High-quality, inclusive materials. Ongoing support.
These are the features that set the TRAILS model apart. Applying the latest research from the field of implementation science, we partner with schools to determine which programs are right for them, guide their staff through training, and provide everything they need—from lesson plans to support calls—to deliver and sustain programming long-term.
Aligned with the Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) framework common in schools nationwide, our programs are flexible, modular, and designed to complement services schools may already have in place.
TRAILS is the best evidence-based model we have for K-12 mental health services in the United States.
Dr. Thomas Insel
National Institute of Mental Health Director, 2002-2015
PROGRAM SNAPSHOT
Each TRAILS program meets a different set of needs, but all three are grounded in the same gold-standard practices.
For students, the result is an experience of continuity, from the classroom to the counselor’s office and beyond.
By the numbers, 2022-2023
6,503
School and community trainees
in the 2022-2023 school year
200k+
New students with TRAILS access
in the 2022-2023 school year
120k+
Program material downloads
in the 2022-2023 school year
Get comprehensive training, materials, and support by becoming a partner school or district.
We’re accepting inquiries now in Colorado and Michigan. If you’re located elsewhere, reach out to us to register your interest in future opportunities.
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