|
Programs
"Know Your Teen"
MRI in collaboration with Combined Communications, Inc. sponsored
the "Know your Teen" campaign. In November and December 2005,
Combined Communications' radio stations ran Ads and editorialized
adolescent mental health issues to promote StepOne for Parents as a
comprehensive resource for parents of youth at risk. The program
supported screening, parent seminars and referral to professional and
community services for Central Oregon.
[
"Know Your
Teen" press release ]
StepOne Online
MRI seeks research and service delivery collaborations and
financial support to develop, test and refine service delivery models
for StepOne for Parents and StepOne for Teens.
[ more about StepOne ]
Flood Recovery Coloring Book and Parent
Guide
MRI created a coloring book to help children and families effectively
address the mental and emotional consequence of floods. This book has
been used effectively in two previous disasters and is available to
help the families affected by Hurricane Katrina and Rita. You will
need adobe acrobat reader
[
Download
Coloring Book PDF ]
Internet Mental Health Consumer
Information and Protection
MRI was among the first organizations to
explore the Web as resource to support consumers and referral to
professional services. MRI is a recognized national resource in
specific domains of consumer protection.
Oregon Internet Resources
Finding mental health resources on the Internet can be difficult
and time consuming; www.OregonCounseling.org is a good place to start
with resources and links for mental health consumers in Oregon.
Homeless Families and Youth
MRI provides projects involving direct service to homeless
families and children.
Professional Education and Training Projects
The objective of educating families about changes in mental health
services delivery led MRI to create programs to educate professionals
as well. [ more about training
]
|
Continuing Professional
Education
Mentor Research Institute is approved by
the American Psychological Association to offer continuing
education for psychologists. Mentor Research Institute maintains
responsibility for the program and its content. |
|
