By Laysha Ostrow, PhD March 4th, 2024   A vast majority (90%) of the public agrees that there is a mental health crisis in the United States. The causes of […]

by Dr. Susan McGurk and Dr. Kim Mueser   We are constantly barraged in our daily lives with new information competing for our limited attention. And there is even more […]

by Sally Rogers and Lyn Legere     The role of peer specialists in behavioral health settings has grown dramatically in the last couple of decades. But, as a relatively […]

by Joe Marrone, M.S. The Online Technical Assistance (OTAR) model  was developed as a pilot program, with the goal of assisting organizations (e.g. state agencies, providers, for- and non-profit entities) […]

Brief History  The Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation (CPR) at Boston University has partnered with the voices of those with lived experience from its’ earliest days – that is, the voices […]