The George Warren Brown School of Social Work, Washington University in St. Louis, is pursuing a research agenda to improve mental health care in the social services.

This agenda is supported through a P30 award via the Advanced Centers for Interventions and Services Research (ACISR) funding mechanism.
  • THIS SHOULD BE HIDDEN
    Please join the CMHSR in welcoming Former First Lady Rosalyn Carter
    For a lecture and discussion—Within Our Reach: Our Challenges for Those Suffering from Mental Illness. On Monday, February 14, 2011 from 2:00-4:00 p.m. in Graham Chapel.
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  • Improving Implementation Research Methods for Behavioral and Social Science
    Enola Proctor and Luis Zayas have each been invited to speak at a September 20-21 meeting Improving Implementation Research Methods for Behavioral and Social Science.
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  • Jennifer Jolley to Receive Dissertation Award
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  • Brown School receives grant to evaluate effectiveness of parent training program to treat behavior problems among high-risk children
    National Institute of Child Health and Human Development funding to test the impact of Pathways Triple P
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  • Implementation Research Institute to advance the field of implementation science in mental health
    NIMH-funded training institute invites applicants
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  • Brown School Names New Associate Deans
    Haire-Joshu named associate dean for research; Proctor named associate dean for faculty
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  • Youth with autism coming of age: new NIMH study will focus on transitions in service use and coverage
    Paul Shattuck, PhD, receives five-year grant to study understand and address this issue
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  • What are your colleagues doing?
    Results from a 2008 MO Therapy Network Practice Survey are analyzed.
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  • Are Missouri Therapists Underpaid by MO Healthnet?
    Dr. Curtis McMillen researches the amount of unreimbursed time MO Healthnet therapists are spending with clients.
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  • Develop/Test a Web-Based Dissemination Tool (WDT) to Support Quality Implementation of Community-Based Mental Health EBIs for Youth
    Dr. Curtis McMillen’s recently funded NIMH project to create a highly innovative, web-based tool of community-based behavioral interventions that is applicable to a wide array of evidence based interventions.
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  • THIS IS HIDDEN
    Now Hiring for a Post-Doctoral Trainee
    We are now hiring for a Post-Doctoral Trainee. Interested individuals should click on the link below for more information on this opportunity.  More Info 
  • Calling for Applications: Implementation Research Institute 2011
    More than 40 researchers arrive for a week of training on implementation research. Please click on the following hyperlinks to learn more or apply!