She is passionate about assisting systems in understanding the impact of trauma in order to promote well-being outcomes for the most vulnerable children. Beth’s professional experience has ranged from a clinician, supervisor, manager and director in a variety of mental health settings serving children and families. MCTP is a collaborative effort between the Department of Children and Families, Justice Resource Institute, Boston Medical Center’s: Child Witness to Violence Program and the University of Massachusetts Medical School.
Beth continues to coordinate the Massachusetts Child Trauma Project dissemination efforts. Past accomplishments include being the Principal Investigator for the Category III NCTSN Central Massachusetts Child Trauma Center (CMCTC) a program of LUK, inc. She is the Chief Executive Officer for LUK, Inc. He is a Director and former Board President for an Infant Learning and Early Education Program that provides developmental services to children 0-3 and teaches courses on child trauma for the University of Alaska Anchorage.īeth Barto, LMHC is a licensed mental health counselor in Massachusetts, with a Masters in Counseling Psychology concentrating in Child and Family Therapy. Joshua also serves as the statewide coordinator for Alaska’s Childcare Mental Health Consultation Network and the Alaska Early Childhood Mental Health Learning Network. Joshua is also the Founder and Director of the Anchorage Childcare Mental Health Consultation Program where he leads a multi-agency team providing trauma-informed mental health consultation to childcare and early learning programs. Joshua Arvidson, LCSW is the Director of the Alaska Child Trauma Center at ACMHS, a center specializing in treating young children who have experienced complex trauma.
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