Trauma-Focused Mental Health Treatment at Network for Ethical Treatment
Our Mission
The Network for Ethical Treatment (NET) is dedicated to elevating the ethical, clinical, and cultural standards of trauma treatment through collaborative, client-centered intensive programs. By building a robust network of highly trained providers, NET ensures a commitment to excellent, evidence-based care, including effective techniques like EMDR and the FITT model.
Our Vision:
NET envisions a mental health landscape where every individual has access to competent, culturally responsive trauma care. This care is delivered by providers who adhere to high ethical standards, work collaboratively across systems, and empower clients to determine the timing and structure of their healing.
Network for Ethical Treatment is building a national network
As trauma-competent mental healthcare is increasingly hard to access in our current systems, we are building back better: Therapists, frontline workers, trauma experts, and collaborative partners are working to establish ethical systems to access effective care.
Our Pilot Program
Making quality trauma treatment accessible
NET's first program, FITT, focuses on EMDR intensives, specifically tailored for law enforcement, first responders, and other public safety professionals within the Crisis Response Community.
Contact Us
General Inquiry Form will allow you to receive monthly updates from NET, including insights on EMDR and our network for ethical treatment.
Initial Clinician Contact Form - for mental health professionals
Public Safety Contact Form - for public safety, frontline and first responder inquiries.
For time-sensitive or specific inquiries, please email our Operations Director, Paula Soto.
Network for Ethical Treatment Inc
4646 W Jefferson Blvd, Ste # 270, Fort Wayne, IN 46804
Frequently Asked Questions
Please email us with any questions not answered here or on our site.
Network for Ethical Treatment (NET) is an emerging nonprofit building a collaborative, high-standards provider (licensed mental health clinician) network dedicated to ethically delivered, trauma-competent, culturally responsive mental health care. NET focuses on delivering intensive EMDR treatment within a comprehensive model known as Client Centered Intensive Treatment (CCIT) - a scalable, adaptable system designed to improve access to high-quality trauma care across populations.
NET’s work is rooted in the belief that people will seek and engage in effective mental health treatment when they have:
- clear information and resources,
- peer support,
- full confidentiality,
- financial accessibility, and
- culturally and clinically competent providers.
- We are seeing an increase in demand for trauma competent treatment
- We are seeing therapy clients experience insufficient, unhelpful, and even harmful results from mental health treatment delivered under currently accepted models of care and competency standards.
- We are seeing decreasing accessibility to quality mental health services, due to:
- insurance “ghost networks”
- rising costs of health insurance
- increasing numbers of therapists leaving the profession or taking only self pay, due to diminishing business sustainability resulting from health insurance company operational practices.
We are building our operational infrastructure, getting set to launch our pilot programs, and are gearing up to launch our clinician recruitment efforts. By end of 2026 we aim to:
- Have our Frontline Intensive Trauma Treatment (FITT) pilot programs ready to connect with frontline workers seeking EMDR Intensive Treatment.
- Be working in collaboration with first responder peer support programs, researchers, and other organizations/agencies who align with this mission.
- Recruit robust advisory teams to ensure that the people we seek to serve, and the clinicians in our network have continual input in how we operate and grow.
- Connect with funding partners who share our vision: to create nation-wide access to quality treatment by compensating mental health providers at rates that allow them to sustainably provide excellent services.
We have longer term goals for:
- FITT services available nationwide
- A second special population program for sex crime survivors
- Growing our clinician network to serve the general public, nationwide
- Challenge and change the paradigms of the mental health system, to increase quality, competency, ethical standards, and service delivery models.
Join Us
Let's make quality trauma treatment accessible
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and fund our mission.
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