Partnering with communities to improve youth mental health
Chalita Antommarchi, Kelly Vogel, and Megan White
Erica Mazzone, Frankie Arntz, Diana Marin, Maya Boustani, Yesenia Ceballos, Niharika Verma, Tanya Diaz, & Maddi Mendoza
Yesenia Ceballos, Emma Franklin, Milly Villasmi, Shaina Casey, Mahogany Kincaid, Maya Boustani
Kiari Esquibel, Christa Sydow, Caitlyn Bautista, Evin Musgrove, Maya Boustani, Jennifer Navarro, Ava Swanstrom, Jacob Liu
Professor, Florida International University
Dr. Stacy Frazier is a co-PI on our Problem-Solving Skills Training project and a long-term collaborator.
Professor, Florida International University
Dr. Lisetti is the PI of the eEVA project. Our team has supported the health outcomes portion of this study.
Surgeon, Loma Linda University
Dr. Buruss is the co-PI on our GRASP grant to evaluate and revamp the YASP program.
Clinical Senior Lecturer, King’s College London, UK
Dr. Boustani is providing support on Dr. Michelson's problem-solving grant.
Lecturer, University of California Los Angeles
Dr. Rith-Najarian is the stats consultant on our problem-solving skills training NIH grant.
Researcher
Dr, Engell is the coding consultant on our Problem-Solving Skills Training grant.
This project investigates human-computer interactions with a virtual health agent delivering Motivational Interviewing.
The purpose of this study is to determine if the Youth Alternative Solutions Program is effective at reducing incarcerations and hospital admissions related to substance use.
The School-Based Opportunities for Adolescent Recovery (SOARing) study examines the preliminary effectiveness of an adolescent DBT-skills group treatment delivered in a school-based setting.
The CHWs project aims to reduce burnout among Community Health Workers providing home visits to under-served families of children experiencing chronic absenteeism from school in San Bernardino.
This project proposes to unpack Problem-Solving as a complex skill set to reduce risk for internalizing problems for young people.
Project MATCH involves the implementation of a modular and transdiagnostic intervention for children called "MATCH" in two settings: integrated healthcare and school-based. Outcomes of interest include implementation outcomes and youth mental health outcomes. This project is funded by the Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative.
The wellness ambassador program at Sierra High School (the Sunshine Crew) will be co-developing a peer to peer wellness program including a wellness podcast and a wellness counseling program.
We are excited to be partnering with the San Bernardino City Unified School District on mental health and wellness initiatives.
We are partnering with SAC Health on implementing evidence-based mental health treatment for children and youth.
Dr. Boustani has joined the team at the National Race Equity Implementation Center to support youth mental health
Kelly Vogel, M.A. Chair: Maya Boustani, Ph.D. Department of Psychology, Loma Linda University
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