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  • R03 – Community Codesign to Integrate Low-Barrier, Culturally and Linguistically Responsive Mental Health Care into Community-Based Social Services

    R03 – Community Codesign to Integrate Low-Barrier, Culturally and Linguistically Responsive Mental Health Care into Community-Based Social Services

    Principal Investigators: Lesley Steinman & Najma Mohamed. A co-design project led by Somali community leaders and Neighborhood House staff to adapt Problem Management Plus (PM+). The adapted PM+ incorporates Somali… Read More →

    Learn More: R03 – Community Codesign to Integrate Low-Barrier, Culturally and Linguistically Responsive Mental Health Care into Community-Based Social Services
  • R34 – Participatory design of clinical decision support tools for problem solving therapy

    R34 – Participatory design of clinical decision support tools for problem solving therapy

    R34 – Participatory design of clinical decision support tools for problem solving therapy Principal Investigators Ian Bennett, MD, PhD, Professor, Department of Family Medicine and Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral… Read More →

    Learn More: R34 – Participatory design of clinical decision support tools for problem solving therapy
  • R34 – Remote Training in Evidence-based Practices for Clinicians Who Work with Migrant Workers

    R34 – Remote Training in Evidence-based Practices for Clinicians Who Work with Migrant Workers

    R34 – Remote Training in Evidence-based Practices for Clinicians Who Work with Migrant Workers Principal Investigators Gino Aisenberg, PhD, Associate Professor, School of Social Work Zoran Popović, PhD, Professor, Paul… Read More →

    Learn More: R34 – Remote Training in Evidence-based Practices for Clinicians Who Work with Migrant Workers
  • R34 – REACH: DDBT adapted EBPI for Primary Care

    R34 – REACH: DDBT adapted EBPI for Primary Care

    R34 – REACH: DDBT adapted EBPI for Primary Care Principal Investigators Patricia Areán, PhD, Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Debra Kaysen, PhD, Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Project Description This… Read More →

    Learn More: R34 – REACH: DDBT adapted EBPI for Primary Care
  • R03 – Iterative (Re)Design of a Virtual Postpartum Depression Intervention with Latina Mothers

    R03 – Iterative (Re)Design of a Virtual Postpartum Depression Intervention with Latina Mothers

    Principal Investigators: Carmen Gonzalez & Maggie Ramirez. This project studied the challenges in using virtual mental health platforms to treat PPD among Latinas and designed a prototype to support virtual… Read More →

    Learn More: R03 – Iterative (Re)Design of a Virtual Postpartum Depression Intervention with Latina Mothers
  • R03 – Improving Usability of a Comprehensive Self-Management Intervention to Address Anxiety and Depression Among Persons with Irritable Bowel Syndrome

    R03 – Improving Usability of a Comprehensive Self-Management Intervention to Address Anxiety and Depression Among Persons with Irritable Bowel Syndrome

    R03 – Improving Usability of a Comprehensive Self-Management Intervention to Address Anxiety and Depression Among Persons with Irritable Bowel Syndrome Principal Investigators Kendra Kamp, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow, Division of Gastroenterology … Read More →

    Learn More: R03 – Improving Usability of a Comprehensive Self-Management Intervention to Address Anxiety and Depression Among Persons with Irritable Bowel Syndrome
  • R03 – mHealth in West Africa: Developing An Evidence-Based Psychosocial Intervention Toolkit

    R03 – mHealth in West Africa: Developing An Evidence-Based Psychosocial Intervention Toolkit

    R03 – mHealth in West Africa: Developing An Evidence-Based Psychosocial Intervention Toolkit Principal Investigators Dror Ben-Zeev, PhD, Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences   Jaime Snyder, PhD, Assistant Professor, Information School and Human-Centered… Read More →

    Learn More: R03 – mHealth in West Africa: Developing An Evidence-Based Psychosocial Intervention Toolkit
  • R03 – Supporting Iterative Design of Homework in Problem Solving Therapy

    R03 – Supporting Iterative Design of Homework in Problem Solving Therapy

    Principal Investigators: Elena Agapie, Pat Arean. This project focused on understanding barriers and facilitators to completing homework in Problem Solving Therapy, identifying opportunities for design to support effective completion of… Read More →

    Learn More: R03 – Supporting Iterative Design of Homework in Problem Solving Therapy
  • R03 – Modification of a Parenting Intervention for Primary Care Based Delivery to Women with Perinatal Depression and Anxiety: Promoting First Relationships

    R03 – Modification of a Parenting Intervention for Primary Care Based Delivery to Women with Perinatal Depression and Anxiety: Promoting First Relationships

    R03 – Modification of a Parenting Intervention for Primary Care Based Delivery to Women with Perinatal Depression and Anxiety: Promoting First Relationships Principal Investigators Amritha Bhat, MD, MPH, Acting Assistant Professor,… Read More →

    Learn More: R03 – Modification of a Parenting Intervention for Primary Care Based Delivery to Women with Perinatal Depression and Anxiety: Promoting First Relationships
  • R03 – Improving the Usability of Decision Support for PTSD in Primary Care

    R03 – Improving the Usability of Decision Support for PTSD in Primary Care

    R03 – Improving the Usability of Decision Support for PTSD in Primary Care Principal Investigators Jessica Chen, PhD, Acting Assistant Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Emily Williams, PhD, MPH, Associate Professor,… Read More →

    Learn More: R03 – Improving the Usability of Decision Support for PTSD in Primary Care
  • R03 – Design, Development, and Testing of a Virtual Relaxation Environment to Reduce Stress in Teens (RESeT)

    R03 – Design, Development, and Testing of a Virtual Relaxation Environment to Reduce Stress in Teens (RESeT)

    R03 – Design, Development, and Testing of a Virtual Relaxation Environment to Reduce Stress in Teens (RESeT) Principal Investigators Elin Björling, PhD, Research Scientist/Lecturer, Human Centered Design and Engineering Jennifer Sonney,… Read More →

    Learn More: R03 – Design, Development, and Testing of a Virtual Relaxation Environment to Reduce Stress in Teens (RESeT)
  • R03 – Iterative Redesign of a Behavioral Skills Training Program for Use in Educational Settings

    R03 – Iterative Redesign of a Behavioral Skills Training Program for Use in Educational Settings

    R03 – Iterative Redesign of a Behavioral Skills Training Program for Use in Educational Settings Principal Investigators Karen Bearss, PhD, Assistant Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Jill Locke, PhD, Research Assistant Professor,… Read More →

    Learn More: R03 – Iterative Redesign of a Behavioral Skills Training Program for Use in Educational Settings
  • R03 – Discovering the Capacity of Primary Care Frontline Staff to Deliver a Low-Intensity, Technology-Enhanced Intervention to Treat Geriatric Depression

    R03 – Discovering the Capacity of Primary Care Frontline Staff to Deliver a Low-Intensity, Technology-Enhanced Intervention to Treat Geriatric Depression

    R03 – Discovering the Capacity of Primary Care Frontline Staff to Deliver a Low-Intensity, Technology-Enhanced Intervention to Treat Geriatric Depression Principal Investigators Brenna Renn, PhD, Acting Assistant Professor, Psychiatry and… Read More →

    Learn More: R03 – Discovering the Capacity of Primary Care Frontline Staff to Deliver a Low-Intensity, Technology-Enhanced Intervention to Treat Geriatric Depression
  • R03 – Using Human Centered Design for Technology-Enabled Behavioral Treatment of Depression in Urban and Rural Cancer Centers 

    R03 – Using Human Centered Design for Technology-Enabled Behavioral Treatment of Depression in Urban and Rural Cancer Centers 

    R03 – Using Human Centered Design for Technology-Enabled Behavioral Treatment of Depression in Urban and Rural Cancer Centers  Principal Investigators Gary Hsieh, PhD, Associate Professor, Human Centered Design and Engineering Amy… Read More →

    Learn More: R03 – Using Human Centered Design for Technology-Enabled Behavioral Treatment of Depression in Urban and Rural Cancer Centers 
  • R03 – Increasing the Usability and Cultural Relevance of an EBPI for Suicidality in Schools

    R03 – Increasing the Usability and Cultural Relevance of an EBPI for Suicidality in Schools

    R03 – Increasing the Usability and Cultural Relevance of an EBPI for Suicidality in Schools Principal Investigators Stephanie Brewer, PhD, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Janine Jones, PhD,… Read More →

    Learn More: R03 – Increasing the Usability and Cultural Relevance of an EBPI for Suicidality in Schools
  • R03 – Designing and Evaluating an Asynchronous Remote Communication Approach to Behavioral Activation with Clinicians and Adolescents at Risk for Depression

    R03 – Designing and Evaluating an Asynchronous Remote Communication Approach to Behavioral Activation with Clinicians and Adolescents at Risk for Depression

    Principal Investigators: Julie Kientz & Jessica Jenness. This project adapted Behavioral Activation (BA) to a novel technology platform that uses asynchronous remote communities (ARC) to optimize patient engagement, improve access… Read More →

    Learn More: R03 – Designing and Evaluating an Asynchronous Remote Communication Approach to Behavioral Activation with Clinicians and Adolescents at Risk for Depression

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Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Washington.

This work is supported by the National Institute of Mental Health (grant P50MH115837). The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health.

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