Training
What is included in the FBT program?
- FBT provider training modules, simulated treatment scenarios with feedback, and certification
- 6 hours of case consultation
- Guidance on clinical care coordination
- Tracking and documentation forms
- Intervention delivery tools
- Tips and guidance on how to bill and code for reimbursement
- Group visit curriculum and ready-to-use FBT presentations
- Individual family visit teaching guide and curriculum
- FBT handbook and topic handouts
- Ongoing virtual learning community
- Participant education resources
FBT Certification
To be certified to deliver FBT, providers must complete the 3.25-hour training course and pass the final test. After passing the final test, providers will be required to demonstrate competency through simulated treatment scenarios, which may be done via video conference or phone. IBT experts will evaluate provider performance and provide feedback.
FBT Staffing
To successfully run an FBT program at your site, we recommend a 2-person team of providers in association with a leadership support person to supervise treatment delivery and care coordination with the PCP. The leadership support person can be a psychologist, physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner.
- FBT providers should be behavioral health professionals or registered dieticians. Examples of behavioral health professionals: licensed clinical social worker, professional counselor, psychologist, marital and family therapist.
- The leadership support person can be a psychologist, physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner.
Initial cost: $2,225.00 per provider
*Program cost includes training, simulated treatment scenarios with feedback, 6 hours of case consultation, program materials, and access to the portal for 12 months
Access FBT
FBT accounts provide access to the training, program materials, and portal.
