Psychosocial clinical interventions such as psychotherapy, counseling, and case management are a preferred mode of treatment by most people seeking care for mental health problems . Access to evidence-based clinical interventions remains variable among diverse groups, leading to mental health disparities across racial and ethnic, geographic, and socioeconomic status . Furthermore, implementing clinical interventions in nontraditional and integrated settings (eg, primary care, telehealth platforms, and schools) has shown mixed success. These settings can serve as a safety net for accessing mental health treatment when traditional options are inaccessible . Addressing barriers to implementing clinical interventions in these settings is vital to promote more
equitable access to mental health services for all.