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Our research is designed to promote the transformation of mental health care by increasing knowledge of supports, services, and policies that:
- Build on family strengths;
- Are community based, family driven, and youth guided;
- Promote cultural competence; and
- Are based on evidence of effectiveness.
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Focal Point
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The Research and Training Center produces a research review, Focal Point, which is published semiannually and mailed free of charge to 25,000 readers.
The Research and Training Center makes its products accessible to diverse audiences. If you need a publication or product in an alternative format, please contact the publications coordinator by phone at 503.725.4175 or Email rtcpubs@pdx.edu
Issues available online:
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Summer, 2009:
Youth Empowerment and Participation in Mental Health Care
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Winter, 2009:
Stigmatization
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Summer, 2008:
Caregiver—Child: Mutual Influences on Mental Health
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Winter, 2008:
Workforce
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Summer, 2007: Effective Interventions for Underserved Populations
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Winter, 2007:
Traumatic Stress/Child Welfare
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Summer, 2006:
Corrections
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Winter, 2006:
Strengthening Social Support
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Summer, 2005:
Resilience and Recovery
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Summer, 2004: Partnering with Families
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Fall, 2003: Quality and Fidelity in Wraparound
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Summer, 2003:
Cultural Competence, Strengths, and Outcomes
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Fall, 2002:
Assessing and Addressing Cultural Competence
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Spring, 2002: Building on Strengths in Community Settings
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Fall, 2001: The Enrichment Issue
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Spring, 2001: Transitions for Children and Youth with Emotional and Behavioral Challenges
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Fall, 2000: Roles for Youth in Systems of Care
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Click here to download Focal Points prior to 2000.
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