Science:Social Sciences
Integrated Interventions, Implementation Science, and Promoting Mental Health among Vulnerable Children & Families
2020-10-14
This episode, recorded during Coming Together for Action 2020, discusses how to become a successful mental health researcher, the importance of cultural humility in working with children, youth and families in vulnerable situations, delivering large-scale evidence-based interventions, and recommendations for bridging the gap between research and practice.
Guest: Theresa Betancourt, 2020 Blanche F. Ittleson Award winner
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