Winter 2026 Community of Practice

Session 1, January 30, 2026: Top 5 Lessons Implementing SC2.0 Across Systems

Join us for a high-impact session where we dive into the most critical learnings from five years of real-world Stepped Care 2.0 (SC2.0) implementation. Hear directly from system leaders and practitioners on the ground as they share the Top 5 Lessons—the key strategic insights, unexpected challenges, and proven victories—that have fundamentally shaped their system transformation journey. This session will provide practical knowledge essential for any organization currently implementing or exploring stepped care systems. Learn to avoid common pitfalls, accelerate success, and gain invaluable perspectives on sustaining change.

Session 2, Feb 27, 2026: The One-at-a-Time Approach in Services and Systems

The One-at-a-Time approach is a foundational principle of effective Stepped Care 2.0, ensuring people receive the right level of support at the right time. But how is this principle truly operationalized across complex mental health and substance use health systems? Join AnnMarie and Alesya for a deep dive that covers both the philosophical underpinnings and the practical design and delivery of One-at-a-Time approaches. We will explore key strategies for: -Aligning to One-at-a-Time approaches -Streamlining access and optimizing service flow. -Designing equitable care paths that meet diverse needs.

Session 3, Mar 27, 2026: Fostering Workforces Poised for Flexible, Open-Access

System transformation towards more equitable, flexible, and accessible care requires an empowered, creative, and adaptable workforce culture. This session will explore practical insights on how to: -Reflect the values of the systems we want to create -Work differently as a result of big changes -Exploring barriers and opportunities for the workforce to exercise their strengths -Build readiness -Navigate practical barriers across levels of the system This session will provide leaders with insights on how to foster change and growth, ultimately resulting in more effective care and teams with agency to support the changes underway.