Unified Protocol Therapy for Children in Campus-Based Care

Discover how the Unified Protocol, a flexible, transdiagnostic form of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)—can support youth mental health in trauma-informed ways. These new resources, developed by the Mathison Centre for Mental Health Research & Education at the University of Calgary and Pathways to Prevention, explore the feasibility of delivering this adaptable therapy model in real-world community settings.

The research snapshot and infographic highlight key findings on accessibility, cultural relevance, and implementation considerations. Together, they offer practical insights for service providers, researchers, and decision-makers working to improve outcomes for youth through evidence-based, flexible, and inclusive approaches to mental wellness.