Optimizing Residential Treatment Gains for Adolescents through Tailored Behavioral Parent Training
Grant Number: R34MH126008
This is a randomized controlled trial testing the feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary effects of a web-based parent training program augmented with virtual facilitated discussion groups in a sample of parents whose adolescents are transitioning from psychiatric residential treatment to the community.
Parent Peer Support in Residential Care Pilot
The purpose of this study is to develop and pilot test a parent peer support intervention for families with children in residential care. Key metrics include feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary effects on parent-child outcomes.
Best Practices in Community Behavioral Health Respite Care for Children and Families
Grant from the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services/Ohio Children’s Alliance
The purpose of this project is to develop a white paper of best practices on behavioral health respite care for children.
A Missed Opportunity? Examining Delinquency Behaviors and Discharge Placement Restrictiveness Among Youth in Psychiatric Residential Treatment Settings
Grant from the Ohio State University Criminal Justice Research Center
The focus of this secondary analysis is to identify gaps in care related to unaddressed delinquency behaviors and provide insights into post-discharge destinations for youth in residential treatment. In addition to highlighting potential gaps in care, this study may also illuminate potential avenues for intervening with residential treatment staff and agencies as well as providing enhanced support to this vulnerable population of youth and families.
Hybrid Delivery to Increase Access and Sustainability: Evaluating ezParent Implementation
Grant from NICHD
PI: Dr. Susie Breitenstein
This STTR fast track study proposes to develop and test a comprehensive implementation package (the ezParent Bundle) supporting the hybrid delivery of the ezParent Program with the goal of creating sustainable and accessible methods for community-based delivery.