Effectiveness and Sustainability of Using CRM in Low-resourced International Communities
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 by first providing a biologically based Community Resiliency Model (CRM) intervention directly to community members and then trainings a subset of these individuals to provide the intervention to others members of the community thereby increasing the capacity in low-resourced areas. Primary research locations include Sierra Leone, Philippines, and Nepal.
Project Faculty
Dr. Kimberly Freeman (PI)
Dr. Susanne Montgomery (Co-PI)
Dr. Beverly Buckles (Co-PI)
