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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 bulletin, 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 on-line:
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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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Spring, 2000: Early Intervention in Children's Mental Health
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Fall, 1999: Finding a Fit Between Work and Family Life
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Fall, 1998: Family Participation in Policy-Making
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Spring, 1997: Families, Juvenile Justice, and Children's Mental Health
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Summer, 1994: Developing Culturally Competent Organizations
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