Current Research

Choose a project below to learn about our investigators' ongoing efforts.

• Adolescent Digital Mental Health
  A technology-enabled prevention service designed for adolescents with anxiety.
• Digital Mental Health Tools for Care Coordination
  A digital mental health program to help care coordinators provide whole-person care as they coordinate the physical and mental healthcare for patients.
• Digital Mental Health Intervention for Nonsuicidal Self-Injury in Young Adults We are developing a scalable digital mental health intervention to help young adults with reported nonsuicidal self-injury.
• FoodSteps
  A mobile app to address binge eating and weight.
• IntelliCare
  A suite of multiple smartphone apps, each of which provides a microintervention targeting a single behavioral strategy for depression and/or anxiety.
• Older Adult Health Communication
  A project focused on improving quality of life, reducing functional impairments and increasing independence among older adults with multiple chronic conditions, including depression and anxiety.
• Personal Sensing
  The use sensor data in objects like phones to improve the lives of people with mental health problems.
• Personalized Text Messaging
  A text messaging-based intervention to help young adults learn to manage their mental health concerns.
• Technology-Enabled Service in Family Medicine
  A patient app that is simple, usable, useful and fits into the fabric of people’s lives.
• Technology-Enabled Service for Perinatal Depression
  A technology-enabled service for perinatal collaborative care.
• Technology-Enabled Service for Caregivers of Older Adults with Depression
  A voice-controlled, interactive personal assistants to help family caregivers support homebound older adults with depression.
• Text Messaging for Suicide Prevention We are developing an automated and self-directed safety planning intervention to help prevent suicidal behaviors in young adults.