Child & Perinatal Psychiatry Access Networks- UT Health San Antonio

04/16/2026

You asked for flexible, practical mental health education that fits your busy schedule. CPAN created a new Enduring CME Library for on-demand learning. To get started, register with Baylor College of Medicine: https://cpd.education.bcm.edu/login?destination=homepage

With CPAN Enduring CME, you can:
➡️ Access expert-led recordings from live CME sessions.
➡️ Stay current with mental health best practices for primary care.
➡️ Explore new credit-earning sessions.

Call 888-901-CPAN with questions and explore the full library of topics here: https://clinicianresources.bcm.edu/learning/?channel=cpan-webinars

04/03/2026

April is Autism Acceptance Month, and Texas clinicians can call CPAN at 888-901-2726 for help finding vetted, specialized resources to support patients with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and their families.

Medical, social, and community support can improve the health and wellbeing of people with autism! The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends many ways primary care can serve as a medical home for children and adolescents with ASD and engage families in shared decision making: https://publications.aap.org/pediatrics/article/145/1/e20193447/36917/Identification-Evaluation-and-Management-of?fbclid=IwY2xjawQ8v6pleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFoZWQ4QWd2VVk0VmFVWDF5c3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHikGpyxxF6uS7VLfykQavV11CQel1fhc2nlyWWdKA07olbyqMlCHq73A4l_F_aem_KTVxCUoeNu06pr-a7w7IFA?autologincheck=redirected

Learn more about other ways our experts can help improve patients’ quality of life, such as routine screening and evidence-based interventions for mental and behavioral health conditions that very often co-occur with autism:
888-901-2726, Option 3 then 2
www.TXCPAN.org

03/30/2026

03/19/2026

To support you in caring for pregnant and postpartum patients, PeriPAN has developed a practical Perinatal Mental Health Toolkit and companion pocket card. It is designed to support clinicians with clear, actionable guidance at the point of care. Read more from the Texas Academy of Family Physicians about integrating this practical tool into your clinical workflow:
https://www.tafp.org/.../a-practical-new-tool-to-support...

As rates of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders continue to rise in Texas, family physicians are often the first—and most consistent—point of care during this critical period. Early identification, timely treatment, and clear referral pathways can make a meaningful difference for patients and families.

Call to sign up and click to learn more about PeriPAN:
888-901-2726, Option 3 then 2
www.TXPeriPAN.org

02/26/2026

🎉 We’re proud to sponsor TxSUS 2026!
Join us & Be Well Texas at the Texas Substance Use Symposium, March 2–3, 2026 in San Antonio, where leaders, researchers, and practitioners come together to advance substance use treatment and recovery.
📍 Stop by our booth to connect with our team and learn how we’re supporting innovative, people-centered solutions.
txsus.org/symposium

See you in San Antonio!

02/23/2026

This National Week we want to remind Texas pediatric and perinatal clinicians that CPAN and PeriPAN are here to help you identify and manage patient mental and behavioral health conditions.

Let us take the lead on sourcing the latest, evidence-based materials for your practice. Our mental health experts have carefully curated a library of 120+ vetted resources on eating disorders, featuring up-to-date guidance from trusted sources like the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA)

Call to take advantage of our rapid, no-cost support, and visit our website to learn more about how our access program can enhance your practice and make a difference in patient care:
888-901-2726, Option 3 then 2
www.TXCPAN.org
www.TXPeriPAN.org

02/04/2026

On Feb. 5 – 6, CPAN and PeriPAN phone lines will be closed for team professional development so we can continue to improve our impactful services for clinicians and enhance our statewide expertise.

During the closure, if you have a patient question, please leave a message so our team can get back to you when our services resume on Monday, Feb. 9.

Thank you for your continued use of CPAN and PeriPAN and your commitment to Texas children and perinatal women.

Phone lines will reopen on Monday, Feb. 9 at 8 a.m.

01/23/2026

Addressing the perinatal mental health crisis is a team effort! Join us in recognizing the American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists - ACOG's on Jan. 23 and call 888-901-2726 to sign up for Texas PeriPAN.

For a brief, 10-minute overview of the PeriPAN Perinatal Mental Health Toolkit and how to utilize it in your practice, watch the webinar we did in collaboration with ACOG District XI: https://bit.ly/PeriPAN-toolkit-webinar

Explore the full toolkit for evidence-based clinical guidance, screening tools, patient education, and other expert resources: https://tcmhcc.utsystem.edu/peripan-toolkit/

01/20/2026

SAFETY-A is an evidence-based, flexible, efficient, and effective intervention for youth suicidality designed to fit your pace and practice. Learn more about each option below and register here:
https://tcmhcc.utsystem.edu/safety-a/

👉 Level 1: Preview – 1 hour/CME credit via on-demand recording.
👉 Level 2: Basic Training – 3 hours/CME credits, offered monthly, next session on Feb. 5.
👉 Level 3: Full Mastery in SAFETY-A – 7.5 hours CME credit total (across 5 monthly sessions including training & case consultation), next cohort launching on April 10.
👉 Youth Su***de Risk Assessment: 1 hour/CME credit, available upon request.

12/01/2025

As we reflect on November, we’re feeling grateful for the 14,900+ Texas clinicians partnering with CPAN & PeriPAN to increase mental health access for children, youth, and perinatal women! 🙏

Amidst a nationwide shortage of specialists, our no-cost, clinician-to-clinician service provides:
👉 Rapid support from pediatric & perinatal experts.
👉 Unlimited call or text consultations.
👉 Vetted resources and referrals.
👉 Free, skill-building CME content.

Together, we're improving the mental health of thousands of Texans. Call to join us and click to explore our offerings:
888-901-2726, Option 3 then 2
www.TXCPAN.org
www.TXPeriPAN.org

11/24/2025

About 70 clinicians statewide joined our free CPAN webinar on “Depression: What Every P*P Should Know.” One case study featured a teen referred to primary care with a 3-month depressed mood, loss of interest, sleep and appetite changes, and academic decline. Do you wonder what your next steps would be?

Even seasoned clinicians can wrestle with selecting the best protocol when symptoms suggest moderate to severe depression. Screening is a great start—the patient’s PHQ-9 was 21—and interpreting results, creating safety plans, and connecting to therapy or managing medication can be complex.

That’s where CPAN’s experts can help you. Call for free, real-time consultation and guidance on next steps after a positive screen. Or join one of our upcoming free CME sessions to learn more about mental health in the primary care setting.

No call is too small:
888-901-2726, Option 3 then 2
www.TXCPAN.org