Cambridge Health Alliance

This study tested a group-based program called PARTS-IPV for people court-ordered to attend treatment after using violence with a partner. The program focuses on understanding trauma, managing emotions, and reducing substance use. Sixteen male-identifying participants took part t…

This study tested two remotely delivered programs—mindfulness-based cognitive therapy and internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy—against standard remote monitoring alone for reducing depression and substance use related to COVID-19 stress. 113 adults from a health system par…

This study tested a culturally tailored mental health training called First Face for Mental Health in seven Tribal nations. Over 550 participants completed surveys before and after training to see if it increased knowledge, confidence, and ability to help during a mental health c…

This study tested a program called COPE2Thrive, which uses cognitive behavioral therapy to help teens manage anxiety, stress, and depression. It was offered in school-based clinics to high school students from diverse communities. The goal was to see if this approach could improv…

This study tested a training program called First Face for Mental Health, designed for staff at a Native American healing lodge. The training teaches people how to spot and respond to mental health crises and connect others to help. Researchers surveyed 92 trainees before, right …