Centennial Lecture Series | Intervention Research in Mental Health, Session 2: Intervention Innovations
for Co-Occurring Health and Mental Health Conditions

As part of the Michigan Social Work Centennial, we are delighted to feature cutting edge, contemporary innovations in social work practice that are being created by Michigan faculty members. This series will consist of three sessions showcasing mental health intervention research happening at the University of Michigan School of Social Work.

Featuring innovative research from SSW faculty, the session provides examples of community- and clinic-based efforts to advance health, mental health, and behavioral health outcomes in diverse communities. The program includes a focus on innovative approaches to address and overcome health disparities. An interactive panel discussion will explore the diversity and promise of current SSW research.

Event Recording

Panelists

Jackie Hawkins – Program AACTIVE: African Americans Coming Together to Increase Vital Exercise

David Cordova – Randomized Controlled Trial of a Mobile Health App for Substance Use, Sexual Risk Behaviors, and Testing for Sexually Transmitted Infections and HIV Among Youth: 6 Month Outcomes

Brad Zebrack – Supportive Care in Cancer: Patient needs and psychosocial Intervention

Anao Zhang – Delivering an engaging and tailorable technology-based cognitive behavioral therapy for depression among adolescents and young adults diagnosed with cancer

Jamie Mitchell – Discussant