Centennial Lecture Series | Intervention Research in Mental Health, Session 3: Technology-Based Innovations in
Mental Health Treatment

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.

Event Recording

Panelists

Matthew Smith – Virtual Reality Job Interview Training for Individuals with Serious Mental Illness in Supported Employment

Xiaoling Xiang – Harness the Power of Technology for Geriatric Mental Health: Internet-Based Psychotherapy for Emotional Wellbeing and Social Connection

Joseph Himle – Work-Related Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Unemployed Persons with Social Anxiety

Lydia Li – Connecting Through Phone-Based Meditation

Daphne Watkins – Discussant