Office of Mental Health Research & Training

Since 1988, the Office of Mental Health Research and Training has improved the lives of people with psychiatric disabilities through the design and testing of new mental health practices and the dissemination of information through training, workshops, conference presentations, consultation and technical assistance and articles in scholarly journals.

There are many ongoing projects listed within this site to inform you. We list them here to put some framework around how they are indexed:

Evidence Based Practices

•  Supported Employment
•  Integrated Dual Diagnosis Treatment
•  Family Psychoeducation

Emerging Practices

• Strengths Based Case Management

Promising Practices

• Supported Housing
• Supported Education

Value-based Practices

• Consumers as Providers (CAP)
• Wellness Action and Recovery Plan (WRAP)
• Pathways
• CommonGround
• Spirituality
• Online Medication Education Training
• Supervision, Administration and Policy

You can use the "Jump To" linking system on the right hand column to quickly link to any of the above projects.