Past Events

As the use of telepsychiatry in mental health via video/phone visits soars, it is important to also consider how asynchronous telepsychiatry tools like smartphone apps can also advance care. This talk will focus on the evolving field of smartphone digital phenotyping and consider the potential of real-time data capture via smartphones, methods necessary to analyze such data, and practical clinical applications of these tools. Looking at the evolving smartphone mental health ecosystem, the talk will also cover the topic of app evaluation and supporting research for making informed choices related to smartphone apps for use in research or patient care.

With your support, both in-person and virtually, we raised over $210,00 to support children's mental health! Your generosity helps children and families make their hopes and dreams a reality.

It is estimated that one in five youth will experience some type of behavioral health concern by age 18. Additionally, youth often do not receive treatment informed by any type of evidence. The goal of this presentation will be to highlight the research to practice gap and introduce the audience to implementation science concepts. Studies within youth mental health across the United States will demonstrate implementation science questions and methods to narrowing the 17-year research-to-practice gap.

Next Step is a college preparation program for teens with social language challenges. Our upcoming summer session gives students the chance to experience college life on a real campus at Boston College.

The Shaping of Our Children's Brains: Population Neuroscience in the Generation R and Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development Longitudinal Studies Henning Tiemeier, MD, PhD Professor of Social and Behavioral Science, Sumner and Esther Feldberg Chair of Maternal and Child Health Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health Summary