Submit or correct an Atlas program

What we document

We document real, operational psychiatric care programs that are tied to an identifiable organization, publicly documented, and meaningfully distinct from routine care. We verify every entry against an official source and date it.

How inclusion works

There's no charge, and submission doesn't guarantee inclusion. We don't rank programs, and being documented in the Atlas is not an endorsement, award, or certification. We verify what we can from an official source, we label the rest as reported by the program, and we date every page. If a page about your program is wrong or out of date, tell us and we'll verify and fix it.

What helps us document a program accurately

When you suggest a program, the most useful things to include are the official program page, the operating organization, the location, who the program serves, and how the model works. If the program reports outcomes or a launch year, a link to where that appears helps us represent it correctly. We keep editorial control of how a program is described, so we can't guarantee particular wording, but we're glad to correct anything factual.

What the Atlas does not cover

The Atlas isn't a find-a-psychiatrist directory, and it doesn't list every clinic or private practice. It documents programs and care models that do something specific and publicly documented, so a general therapy practice or a single clinician usually belongs on a different kind of listing. If you're looking for the training side of the profession instead, the Psychiatry Residency Guide documents psychiatry residency programs the same careful way.

Submit or correct

Email the program's official page and a short description to the address on our contact page, and note that it's for the Psychiatry Innovation Atlas. You can also use the same address to flag a correction to an entry that already exists.

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