CRM Family Resiliency Program
This study examines the effectiveness of the Families, Schools and Community Together (FASCET) program.
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The commitment to whole person care at the Loma Linda University School of Behavioral Health extends far beyond the Inland Empire. SBH researchers are engaged in international work spanning Central Asia, West Africa, South Asia, and beyond—investigating how cultural beliefs shape mental health care, building community resiliency in low-resource settings, and adapting evidence-based interventions for populations around the world. Explore the research below to see how SBH faculty are advancing behavioral health on a global scale.
CRM International Meta-Analysis
This research seeks to evaluate the effectiveness and sustainability of implementing a wellness program to high-risk populations who have experienced significant manmade and/or environmental traumas.
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CRM Sierra Leone
This an ongoing local capacity building program that started in 2015 in Waterloo Hospital, Sierra Leone as Ebola was beginning to recede. Hospital staff and local community members were severely impacted by the aftermath of a prior Civil War followed by Ebola.
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Cultural Beliefs about Psychological Care
The aim of this research is to examine the influence of cultural beliefs about psychological care and psychological processes (outcome expectations and emotions) as determinants of mental health care utilization.
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India Mental Health
A mindfulness intervention informed by a similar, previous study in Chhattisgarh, India looking to carry from a rural setting to the urban area of Mumbai.
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Integrating CRM Into Healthcare Settings
This study examines the implementation of the Community Resilience Model (CRM) as a low dose intervention to reduce stress and increase resilience in low-resource healthcare settings.
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Silk Road Project
This collaborative research program explores various aspects of behavioral health and illness across a span of countries from Central Asia, namely Afghanistan, along the ancient Silk Road.
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