We work with communities and healthcare organizations to develop strategies that will tackle inequities in teen depression.
We work with people in the community during research to make sure we create effective and long-lasting strategies.
We use methods from implementation science to make sure more teens can get mental health treatments that are proven to work.
We use different ways to understand what people need when working on plans to help teenagers with mental health. We look at numbers as well as personal experiences and opinions of those involved.
We work together with teens, their families, and their communities to create plans that use everyone's strengths.
We are partnering with local groups and healthcare providers to tackle problems with teen depression.
We are working with teens and families to co-develop and test strategies to increase the use of psychotherapy among Latino teens with depression.
We are developing and testing strategies to equip healthcare teams to meet the needs of Latino teens with depression.
We are a group of bilingual researchers who have been conducting mental health equity research with Latino youth since 2014.
If you’d like to participate in a study or collaborate with us, get in touch below.
