Please contact Shelby Snead if you want to know more about the UIMH program.
Understanding Indicators of Mental Health
ABOUT THE SERIES
Understanding Indicators of Mental Health (UIMH) is a Virtual Learning Network that connects researchers, subject matter experts, and advocates to foster collaboration and share evidence-based knowledge. Presented by the THRC Interdisciplinary Working Group for Mental Health, Substance Use, and Suicide Risk and Prevention, this group includes Texas State University faculty who lead groundbreaking research and seek grant funding from federal and foundation health agencies for their mental health-related projects.
UIMH is part of THRC's mission to promote healthy, resilient communities through interdisciplinary research. This series will raise awareness and build practical skills around mental health issues like substance use and suicide risk. By equipping participants with innovative knowledge, UIMH aims to improve outcomes for at-risk populations.
UPCOMING SESSION TOPICS
Every 3rd Tuesday of the month, from October 2024 - October 2025
Mar. 28, 2025
Cultural and Cognitive Drivers of Alcohol Use in Hispanic/Latinx Communities
12pm-1pm CDT
Apr. 11, 2025
AI and Mental Health: Building Trust in Technology-Driven Care
12pm-1pm CDT
PAST ECHO SESSIONS
Suicide Risk Assessment & Management
Empowering Veterans & Spouses in Mental Health Intervention
UIMH Session 2: Substance Use and Suicidality
Partnering with Communities to Tackle Youth Substance Use
THIS SERIES IS FOR
- Mental Health Practitioners
- Substance Use Specialists
- Social Workers
- Researchers and Educators
- Veterans and Families
- Community Organizations