Welcome to the Tickit Health Southeastern School Behavioral Health Conference webpage. On this page, you will find information about the impacts of universal screening for schools and how to implement it.
Universal Screening that’s Easy
Universal screening helps schools provide equitable care within their tiered support systems (MTSS). Screening with Tickit has helped schools reduce barriers to learning by increasing student connection and providing evidence for wellness interventions.
Across the US
218 schools
+350,000 students
Resources
Poster
The impact of a technology system on School Based Screening Brief Intervention referral to Treatment (SB-SBIRT) for MTSS
Info Sheet
Case Study for Implementing Universal Screening in middle and high schools.
School well-being,
one student at a time.
A safe digital space for young people to share important information about themselves and receive personalized resources.
- Trauma-Informed
- Evidence Based
- Available in 35+ languages
- Culturally Relevant
- Safe & Secure (HIPPA and/or FERPA Compliant)
Decrease Risk with Workflow Support
A purpose-built universal screening and support platform that:
- Offers easy set-up
- Helps facilitate interventions and referrals
- Ensures compliance with safety protocols
- Informs future wellness responses with easy-to-use analytics
SBIRT: Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral to Treatment
Tickit supports MTSS programs, like Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment in King County (WA), which implemented universal screening to provide affordable, streamlined, equitable and tiered mental health support for students in middle school and high school.
Check Yourself®
The SB-SBIRT program uses the “Check Yourself” universal screening tool, which includes validated measures, together with protective factor topics and built-in feedback.
SB-SBIRT Playbook
The success of this initiative led to the development of SB-SBIRT Playbook that contains a collection of actions and considerations called “Plays” to assist a school district or school with implementing the SB-SBIRT model.

