Roberts, David L PhDSchool of Medicine |
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| 10/2014 - Present | Clinical Director | University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Psychiatry, San Antonio, TX |
| 8/2010 - Present | Assistant Professor | The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Psychiatry, San Antonio, TX |
| Year | Degree | Discipline | Institution |
| 2010 | Postdoctoral Fellowship | Clinical Psychology | Yale University School of Medicine New Haven , CT |
| 2008 | PhD | Clinical Psychology | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill , NC |
| 2008 | Internship | Clinical Psychology | Yale University School of Medicine New Haven , CT |
| 2005 | MA | Clinical Psychology | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill , NC |
| 2001 | MA | Social Sciences Curriculum | University of Chicago Chicago , IL |
| 1996 | BA | Anthropology (Honors) | Wesleyan University Middletown , CT |
Patient-centered research and program development- My service to patients is strongly informed by the unique issues faced by psychiatric patients in the areas of stigma and self-determination vs. paternalistic care. My social cognitive treatments for schizophrenia target interpersonal outcomes because these are identified by patients in needs assessment research as their greatest area of unmet need. I have been PI on two grant-funded projects and Co-I on a third that use patient focus groups, interviews and advisory committees to guide the development of new treatment initiatives. I regularly bring in consultant experts in the area of patient-centered care to advise our division and clinical staff, and I promote patient-centered activities throughout Texas through my involvement in MHMR clinician training initiatives (PI: Maples). |
Psychotherapy training- A centerpiece of my service to the University and the Profession is my work training and supervising psychotherapists. I have trained and/or supervised over 300 clinicians and researchers from the US and nine foreign countries in provision of social cognitive training for serious mental illness. At the state level, I train Texas community mental health clinicians in the use of Motivational Interviewing. And at UTHSCSA, I supervise 2-4 clinical psychology interns, learners from several other disciplines (psychiatry residents, social work interns, counseling interns, marriage and family therapy interns), and approximately 6 mid-level clinic staff in the provision of psychotherapy in the context of the Department of Psychiatry`s Transitional Care Clinic. I have been recognized for excellence in this area both locally, by the UTHSCSA Psychology Internship program & Psychiatry Residency Training program, and internationally, by Columbia University`s Cognitive Remediation in Psychiatry conference. I was also recognized for exemplary teaching during graduate school at both the departmental and university levels. |
Social cognition in psychiatry- My primary service to the research community has been my studies of social cognitive treatment for serious mental illness. I have published over 20 peer-reviewed articles, two books, an encyclopedia entry, and numerous book chapters on this topic. I co-developed the most widely studied and disseminated social cognitive intervention for serious mental illness (Social Cognition and Interaction Training; SCIT), have co-developed several other interventions, have been the principle investigator on four grant-funded clinical trials of social cognitive intervention, and co-investigator or consultant on nearly a dozen other trials. In addition to social cognitive intervention, I also study basic mechanisms of social cognition using models from social psychology, and I have developed two instruments for measuring social cognition in psychiatric patients. |
| Date | Description | Institution | # Students |
| 5/2018 - Present | Individual Instruction | UTHSCSA | |
| 12/2017 - Present | Individual Instruction | UTHSCSA | |
| 3/2017 - Present | Individual Instruction | UTHSCSA | |
| 3/2016 - Present | PGY-2 Psychiatry Seminar - Community Psychiatry | UTHSCSA | 9 students |
| Designed and directed a multi-part didactic series on Community Psychiatry for 2nd year psychiatry residents. Includes guest lectures from state- and county-level stakeholders, and development of an original curriculum. Duration ranges from 4 to 9 weekly 2-hour sessions annually. | |||
| 2/2016 - Present | Visiting Graduate Students | University of Iceland | |
| 1/2016 - Present | SCIT training for mental health clinicians and researchers | University of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland | 5 students |
| Since early 2016, I have travelled to Iceland to train clinicians and conducted Skype- and email based supervision on implementation of SCIT in a community-based research trial. | |||
| 7/2015 - Present | Rotation Student Supervision | UTHSCSA | |
| 6/2015 - Present | Pre-Doctoral Student Supervision | UTHSCSA | |
| 3/2015 - Present | Rotation Student Supervision | UTHSCSA | |
| 2/2015 - Present | SCIT training and ongoing supervision | Tulane University School of Medicine | 9 students |
| Provided training for implementation of SCIT within a state- and grant-funded early psychosis treatment program. Over two visits to New Orleans, provided a two-days of training for clinicians, and periodic Skype-based consultation calls. | |||
| 7/2014 - Present | Pre-Doctoral Student Supervision | UTHSCSA | |
| 1/2014 - Present | SCIT training and supervision to researchers and clinicians | University of Copenhagen | 16 students |
| Beginning in 2014, I have trained and supervised researchers and study clinicians at the University of Copenhagen and affiliated clinics regarding implementation of SCIT. I have provided two on-site trainings in Copenhagen and provided Skype- and email-based supervision and research collaboration on implementation of SCIT within a grant-funded randomized controlled trial. | |||
| 1/2013 - Present | Pre-Doctoral Student Supervision | UTHSCSA | |
| 11/2012 - Present | Clinical Psychology Internship Program Didactics | UTHSCSA | 10 students |
| Since 2012, I have annually provided a 2 to 4 hours of didactic seminars to the current cohort of UTHSCSA clinical psychology interns. Topics include psychosocial treatments for serious mental illness and men's issues in psychotherapy. | |||
| 2/2012 - Present | Mental Status Exam Instruction | UTHSCSA | 25 students |
| In 2012, 2013, 2017 & 2018 I team-taught AMSIT mental status exam system to second year medical students over the course of five 1-hour sessions. | |||
| 7/2011 - Present | Rotation Student Supervision | UTHSCSA | |
| 2/2011 - Present | SCIT ongoing training and supervision | Castle Peak Hospital & Hong Kong public mental health clinics | 32 students |
| In Feb 2011, I provided a two-day training in SCIT to three clinicians who traveled from Hong Kong to San Antonio. I provided ongoing email and phone-based consultation regarding implementation and study of SCIT. In 2017, I traveled to Hong Kong to train community clinicians and researchers. SCIT is now standard practice in all seven of the community outpatient mental health clinics for psychosis in Hong Kong. I expect to return in 2018. This has resulted in one book chapter for me and two publications for local researchers. | |||
| 2/2011 - Present | Visiting Graduate Students | Hong Kong Polytechnic University | |
| 9/2009 - Present | SCIT training and ongoing consultation | Zeijing University, Hangzhou China | 22 students |
| Training of University researchers in collaboration with the Seventh Hospital of Hangzhou and the Hangzhou Center for Disease Control and Intervention. Trained 30 community- and hospital-based clinicians, and university researchers, in SCIT implementation, social cognition in mental illness, and measurement of social cognition. Consulted on design of community-based effectiveness trial of SCIT and design of laboratory-based studies of social cognitive dysfunction. This ongoing consultation and collaboration has yielded three studies in peer-reviewed publications to date (Wang, Roberts et al., 2015; Wang, Shi et al., 2015; Wang, Roberts, Wang et al., 2013; Wang, Roberts, Xu et al., 2013). | |||
| 6/2007 - Present | SCIT training and ongoing supervision | Encontrar+se, Porto, Portugal | 19 students |
| Training to Encontrar+se community mental health program clinicians, administrators and trainees to implement SCIT in clinics in Porto, Portugal, and surrounding communities. Has included two training trips to Portugal and light ongoing email-based consultation. Has resulted in two local presentations and one shared in-submission research article. | |||
Book Chapter |
| Lo PMT, Siu AMH, Roberts DL. Adaptation of Social Cognition and Interaction Training (SCIT) for promoting functional recovery in Chinese persons with schizophrenia in Hong Kong. In: M. Knight & B. McCoy (Eds.). Understanding Social Cognition: Theory, Perspectives and Cultural Differences. NewYork, NY: Nova Science Publishers; 2018. p. 79-104. |
| Roberts DL. Alien intentionality in schizophrenia. In: Mishara A, Schwartz M, Corlett P, & Fletcher P. Phenomenological Neuropsychiatry: Bridging the Clinic with Clinical Neuroscience. New York, NY: Springer Science; 2017. |
| Horan WP, Roberts DL, Holshausen K. Addressing social cognition in cognitive remediation. In: A. Medalia & C. Bowie (Eds.). Cognitive Remediation to Improve Functional Outcomes. New York, NY: Oxford University Press; 2016. p. 186-208. |
| Roberts DL. Social Cognition. In: Fathali Moghaddam (Ed). SAGE Encyclopedia of Political Behavior. Los Angeles, CA: SAGE Publications, Inc; 2016. |
| Fernandes J, Roberts DL. Social Cognition and Interaction Training. In: PH Lysaker, G DiMaggio, M Brune (Eds.). Social Cognition and Metacognition in Schizophrenia: Psychopathology and Treatment Approaches. New York, NY: Elsevier; 2014. p. 151-162. |
| Roberts DL, Pinkham AE. The future of social cognition in schizophrenia: Implications from the normative literature. In: Roberts DR, Penn DL. Social Cognition in Schizophrenia: From Description to Treatment. New York, NY: Oxford University Press; 2013. p. 401-414. |
| Roberts DL, Pinkham AE, Penn DL. Group cognitive behavioral therapy for schizophrenia. In: Bieling PJ, Anthony M, McCabe R. Cognitive Behavioral Groups: Skills and Processes. New York: Guilford Publications; 2006. |
Book/Monograph |
| Roberts DL, Penn DL, Combs DR. Social Cognition and Interaction Training (SCIT): Treatment Manual. [Chinese Translation] Hangzhou, China: Zheijiang University Press; 2016. |
| Roberts DL, Penn DL, Combs DR. Social Cognition and Interaction Training (SCIT): Group Psychotherapy for Schizophrenia and Other Psychotic Disorders, Clinician Guide New York, NY: Oxford University Press; 2015. 256 p. |
| Roberts DL, Penn DP (Eds.). Social Cognition in Schizophrenia: From Evidence to Treatment New York, NY: Oxford University Press; 2013. 360 p. |
Journal Article |
| Roberts DL, Velligan DI, Fredrick M. The use of access groups for engagement in community mental health post hospitalization Community Mental Health Journal 2018 Jan;54(5):533-539. |
| Velligan DI, Fredrick MM, Sierra C, Hillner K, Kliewer J, Roberts DL, Mintz J. Engagement-focused care during transitions from inpatient and emergency psychiatric facilities Patient Preference and Adherence 2017 May;11:919-928. |
| Roberts DL, Liu PY-T, Busanet H, Maples NJ, Velligan DI. A tablet-based intervention to manipulate social cognitive bias in schizophrenia American Journal of Psychiatric Rehabilitation 2017 Apr;20(2):143-155. |
| Dunne PW, Roberts DL, Quinones MP, Velligan DI, Paredes M, Walss-Bass C. Immune markers of social cognitive bias in schizophrenia Schizophrenia Research 2017 Jan;251:319-324. |
| Wang Y, Chen S, Xu Z, Shen Z, Wang Y, He X, Cao R, Roberts DL, Shi J, Wang Y. Family history of suicide and high motor impulsivity distinguish suicide attempters from suicide ideators among college students Journal of Psychiatric Research 2017 Jan;8(90):21-25. |
| Voutilainen G, Tupala T, Roberts DL, Oksanen J. Social Cognition and Interaction Training (SCIT) for Adults with Psychotic Disorders: An open pilot study in Finland Behavioral and Cognitive Psychotherapy 2016 Nov;44(6):711-716. |
| Pu S, Nakagome K, Yamada T, Itakura M, Yamanashi T, Yamada S, Masai M, Miura A, Yamauchi T, Satake T, Iwata M, Nagata I, Roberts DL, Kaneko K. Social cognition and prefrontal hemodynamic responses during a working memory task in schizophrenia Sci Rep 2016 Mar;6. |
| Velligan DI, Roberts DL, Curtis L, Martinez M, Fredrick M, Hillner K, Luber P. Following the guidelines for transitions in care: A case example Psychiatric Services 2016 Mar;67(3). |
| Buck BE, Healey KM, Gagen EC, Penn DL, Roberts DL. Social Cognition in Schizophrenia: Factor structure, clinical and functional correlates Journal of Mental Health 2016 Jan;:1-8. |
| Roberts DL, Brown M. Treating social cognitive dysfunction in first episode psychosis Current Psychiatry Reviews 2016 Jan;12(4):343-349. |
| Fiszdon JM, Roberts DL, Penn DL, Choi K-H, Tek C, Bell M. Understanding Social Situations (USS): A proof-of-concept social-cognitive intervention targeting theory of mind and attributional bias in individuals with psychosis Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal 2016 Jan;40(1):12-20. |
| Velligan DI, Roberts DL, Sierra C, Fredrick M. What patients with severe mental illness transitioning from hospital to community have to say about care and shared decision making Issues in Mental Health Nursing 2016 Jan;37(6):400-405. |
| Glenthoj LB, Faberlund B, Hjorthoj C, Jepsen JRM, Bak N, Kristensen TD, Wenneberg C, Krakauer K, Roberts DL, Nordentoft M. Social cognition in patients at ultra-high risk for psychosis: What is the relation to social skills and functioning? Schizophrenia Research: Cognition 2016 Jan;5:21-27. |
| Velligan DI, Roberts DL, Mintz J, Maples NJ, Li X, Medellin E, Brown M. A randomized pilot study of MOtiVation and Enhancement training (MOVE) for negative symptoms in schizophrenia Schizophrenia Research 2015 May;165(2-3):175-180. |
| Zik J, Roberts DL. The many faces of oxytocin: Implications for psychiatry Psychiatry Research 2015 Jan;226(1):31-37. |
| Fredrick MM, Mintz J, Roberts DL, Maples NJ, Li X, Velligan DI. Is Cognitive Adaptation Training (CAT) compensatory, restorative, or both? Schizophrenia Research 2015 Jan;166(1-3):290-296. |
| Wang YG, Shi JF, Roberts DL, Jiang XY, Shen ZH, Wang YQ, Wang K. Theory of mind use in remitted schizophrenia patients: The role of inhibition and perspective-switching Psychiatry Research 2015 Jan;229(1-2):332-339. |
| Glenthoj LB, Faberlund B, Randers L, Hjorthoj CR, Wenneberg C, Krakauer K, Vosgerau A, Gluud C, Medalia A, Roberts DL, Nordentoft M. The FOCUS trial: Cognitive remediation therapy plus standard treatment versus standard treatment for patients at ultra-high risk of psychosis. Study protocol of a randomised clinical trial Trials 2015 Jan;16(1):25-25. |
| Wang Y, Roberts DL, Liang Y, Shi J F, Wang K. Theory-of-mind understanding and theory-of-mind use in unaffected first-degree relatives of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder Psychiatry Research 2015 Jan;230(2):735-737. |
| Velligan DI, Tai S, Roberts DL, Maples NJ, Brown M, Mintz J, Turkington D. A randomized controlled trial comparing cognitive behavior therapy, cognitive adaptation training, their combination and treatment as usual in chronic schizophrenia Schizophrenia Bulletin 2015 Jan;41(3):597-603. |
| Healey KM, Combs DR, Gibson CM, Keefe RS, Roberts DL, Penn DL. Observable Social Cognition--A Rating Scale: An interview-based assessment for schizophrenia Cognitive Neuropsychiatry 2015 Jan;20(3):198-221. |
| Roberts DL, Combs D, Willoughby M, Mintz J, Marks-Gibson C, Rupp B, Penn DL. A randomized, controlled trial of Social Cognition and Interaction Training (SCIT) for outpatients with schizophrenia spectrum disorders British Journal of Clinical Psychology 2014 Sep;53(3):281-98. |
| Kanie A, Hagiya K, Ashida S, Pu S, Kaneko K, Mogami T, Oshima S, Motoya M, Niwa S, Inagaki A, Ikebuchi E, Kikuchi A, Yamazaki S, Iwata K, Roberts DL, Nakagome K. A new instrument for measuring multiple domains of social cognition: Construct validity of the Social Cognition Screening Questionnaire (Japanese version) Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences 2014 Sep;68(9):701-11. |
| Liefland L, Roberts DL, Ford R, Stevens BJ. Depressive symptoms among help-seeking Latinas in a disadvantaged, urban, northeastern community mental health center Community Ment Health J 2014 Apr;50(3):331-335. |
| Hasson-Ohayon I, Mashiach-Eizenberg M, Avidan M, Roberts DL, Roe D. Social Cognition and Interaction training: Preliminary results of a RCT study in a community setting in Israel Psychiatric Services 2014 Apr;65(4):555-558. |
| Yan L, Wang Y, Roberts DL, Chen Z, Wang Y, Shen Z. The dissociation of understanding others' false beliefs from applying others' false beliefs in first-degree relatives of schizophrenia Chinese Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases 2014 Feb;10:596-600. |
| Velligan DI, Maples NJ, Roberts DL, Medellin E. Integrated psychosocial treatment for negative symptoms American Journal of Psychiatric Rehabilitation 2014 Jan;17:1-19. |
| Walss-Bass C, Fernandes JM, Roberts DL, Service H, Velligan D. Differential correlations between plasma oxytocin and social cognitive capacity and bias in schizophrenia Schizophrenia Research 2013 Jul;147(2-3):387-392. |
| Wang Y, Roberts DL, Xu B, Cao R, Yan M, Jiang Q. Dissociation of understanding from applying others? false beliefs in remitted schizophrenia: Evidence from a referential communication task BMC Psychiatry 2013 Jan;13(141). |
| Wang Y, Roberts DL, Xu B, Cao R, Yan M, Jiang Q. Social cognition and interaction training for patients with stable schizophrenia in Chinese community settings Psychiatry Research 2013 Jan;13(141). |
| Roberts DL, Velligan DI. Can social functioning in schizophrenia be improved through targeted social cognitive intervention? Rehabilitation Research and Practice 2012 Jun;2012. |
| Roberts DL, Kleinlein, P, Stevens, BJ. An alternative to generating alternative interpretations in social cognitive therapy for psychosis Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy 2012 Jan;40(4):491-495. |
| Roberts DL, Velligan DI. Medication adherence in schizophrenia Drug Discovery Today: Therapeutic Strategies 2011 Dec;8(1-2):11-15. |
| Roberts DL, Fredrick MM, Carr HN, Velligan DI. Interventions to improve oral medicaion adherence in psychosis: The role of adherence measurement Neuropsychiatry 2011 Jan;1:361-369. |
| Roberts DL, Penn DL, Corrigan P, Lipkovitch I, Kinon B, Black RA. Antipsychotic medication and social cue recognition in chronic schizophrenia Psychiatry Research 2010 Jan;178:46-50. |
| Roberts DL, Penn DL, Labate D, Margolis S, Sterne A. Transportability and feasibility of Social Cognition and Interaction Training (SCIT) in community settings Behavioural & Cognitive Psychotherapy 2010 Jan;38:35-47. |
| Roberts DL, Penn DL. The effects of task engagement and interpersonal rapport on WCST performance in schizophrenia American Journal of Psychiatric Rehabilitation 2009 Jan;12:57-72. |
| Roberts DL, Penn DL. Social Cognition and Interaction Training (SCIT) for outpatients with schizophrenia: A preliminary study Psychiatry Research 2009 Jan;166:141-147. |
| Couture SM, Penn DL, Roberts DL. The functional significance of social cognition in schizophrenia: A review Schizophrenia Bulletin 2006 Jan;32:44-63. |
| Couture SM, Roberts DL, Penn DL, Cather C, Otto M, Goff DC. Do baseline client characteristics predict the therapeutic alliance in the treatment of schizophrenia? Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease 2006 Jan;194:10-14. |
| Roberts DL, Penn DL, Cather C, Otto M, Goff DC. Should CBT target the social impairments associated with schizophrenia? Journal of Cognitive Psychotherapy: An International Quarterly 2004 Jan;18:255-264. |
| McCoy ML, Roberts DL, Hanrahan P, Clay R, Luchins DJ. Jail linkage ACT services for individuals with mental illnesses Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal 2004 Jan;27:243-250. |
| Hanrahan P, Luchins DJ, Savage C, Patrick G, Roberts DL, Conrad KJ. Representative payee programs for mentally ill persons in Illinois: Census survey Psychiatric Services 2002 Jan;53:190-194. |
Federal |
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| Funding Agency | Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) |
| Title | Improving transitional care experience for individuals with serious mental illness |
| Status | Complete |
| Period | 9/2013 - 8/2016 |
| Role | Co-Investigator |
| Grant Detail | This grant is designed to investigate patient centered outcomes through comparing the triage group vs. standard intake appointment processes at the Transitional Care Clinic. The clinic serves post-acute psychiatric patients discharged from inpatient units and emergency rooms. The additional treatment component of shared decision making will be offered to participants whom are randomized to the group triage process. Outcomes will be assessed based upon patient satisfaction and attainment of treatment goals. |
Private |
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| Funding Agency | Hogg Foundation for Mental Health |
| Title | Dissemination of the Recovery to Practice Curricula: Psychology |
| Status | Active |
| Period | 7/2015 - Present |
| Role | Contributor |
| Grant Detail | The aim of this project is to disseminate recovery-oriented curriculum content to clinical psychology training and internship programs throughout Texas. The content is designed to improve early career psychologists` knowledge and skill in treating individuals with serious mental illness. I function as the liaison of the program to UTHSCSA`s internship program and to the psychiatry curriculum group`s work with the UTHSCSA psychiatry residency program. |
| Funding Agency | Kleberg Foundation |
| Title | Crisis Response Planning (CRP) to Reduce Suicide Attempts in Del Rio/Acuna |
| Status | Active |
| Period | 11/2017 - Present |
| Role | Co-Investigator |
| Grant Detail | Through this grant I mentored Laura Eddy, a UTHSCSA clinical psychology intern, to disseminate Crisis Response Planning, an evidence-based method of suicide safety planning, to the border communities of Del Rio and Acuna. Nearly 100 community members were trained in this approach, we are in the process of building a border-region learning community to reinforce and expand use of this method, and we are in the process of seeking ongoing funding from the Kleberg Foundation to expand this initiative. |
| Funding Agency | Hogg Foundation for Mental Health |
| Title | Recovery-oriented crisis services for individuals with mental illness |
| Status | Active |
| Period | 7/2016 - 12/2018 |
| Role | Principal Investigator |
| Grant Detail | This project is assessing the feasibility of implementing a novel psychiatric crisis services that is an alternative to the emergency room. This has the potential to decrease crisis-related costs and to provide more patient-centered care. The project uses survey, focus group, and stakeholder meeting methodologies to determine patient needs/preferences and the feasibility of meeting these needs given limitations related to safety, logistics and billing. |
State |
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| Funding Agency | Texas Department of Health and Human Services |
| Title | Texas HHS contracts to train state-employed mental health therapists |
| Status | Active |
| Period | 1/2012 - Present |
| Role | Consultant |
| Grant Detail | PI Natalie Maples has received a series of contracts with Texas Health and Human Services (totaling approximately $8 million since 2015; $3 million in the past year) to provide training for state-funded and state-contracted mental health clinicians throughout the state. I have functioned as a content expert and trainer on several of these contracts. In 2012/2013, I contributed 0.2 FTE for 4 months writing content for a web-based training and teaching in a series of educational videos for clinicians on the implementation of Illness Management and Recovery (IMR), an evidence-based behavioral intervention for serious mental illness. Starting in 2017, I have contributed 0.3 FTE as a trainer in the areas of Motivational Interviewing, Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Social Cognition and Interaction Training. I have led or co-led five UT and two statewide staff trainings and workshops (reflected in Teaching portion of eCV). Through these contracts, I am in the process of becoming a nationally certified Motivational Interviewing trainer. I also have worked with Maples to partner with multiple Managed Care Organizations on statewide implementation of evidence-based practices. |
| Funding Agency | Texas Department of State Health Services |
| Title | Home and Community Based Services--Adult Mental Health (HCBS-AMH) Recovery Management |
| Status | Active |
| Period | 11/2017 - Present |
| Role | Principal Investigator |
| Grant Detail | This ongoing contract provides case management (aka, Recovery Management) services to Medicaid beneficiaries with serious mental illness who are high utilizers of emergency services or long-term residents of state hospitals. Services include coordinating hospital discharge and overseeing the provision of mental health services to participating patients. I direct a team of 4 staff (approx. 3 FTE) who have billed for an average of $10,000 per month for the active months of the project. Contract billing is expected to grow over the next year. |
| Funding Agency | UTHSCSA |
| Title | Improving mental health outcomes for adults who have experienced trauma |
| Status | Complete |
| Period | 5/2015 - 9/2016 |
| Role | Principal Investigator |
| Grant Detail | This grant supported assessment and infrastructure activities to develop trauma-focused psychotherapy services at the UTHSCSA Transitional Care Clinic. It resulted in the establishment of a sustained Trauma Clinic that continues to serve approximately 35 patients per week. It also resulted in a sustained training infrastructure in which therapy interns and new staff receive training and supervision in provision of evidence-based treatments for PTSD. |