New Faculty -- William Turner
Helping teens heal: Peabody researchers develop a new tool to improve teen mental health services
New tool to improve teen mental health services
The Center (CEPI) is dedicated to applying state-of-the-art scientific research and analytic procedures to identify the most cost-effective human and educational services. Leonard Bickman, Betts Chair and professor of psychology, has led the Center since its inception.
The original focus of the Center was on child, adolescent and family mental health services research. However, in recent years the Center has broadened its perspective to include program evaluation and program improvement in additional areas. While still maintaining an emphasis on mental health, the Center currently has projects in the fields of health and education. Moreover, its program improvement efforts have been concentrated on the application of a theory of change developed at the Center called Contextualized Feedback Intervention and Training.
Senior investigators engaged at the Center work in multidisciplinary teams. They represent the specialties of psychiatry, psychology, sociology, economics, policy analysis, and statistics.
The Manual of the Peabody Treatment Progress Battery (PTPB)
A cohesive, comprehensive, and evidence-based mental health assessment battery for youths ages 11-18. For more information, see this printable flyer. Related news items on the PTPB are here.
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