
Mental Health
Good mental health is as important as good physical health. Mental illness can impair people's ability to do well in school, work, families, and communities.
Wilder Research focuses on identifying factors that affect mental health, especially in low-income and immigrant populations; promoting trauma-informed care; building effective mental health systems and service delivery; and evaluating school-based and community mental health programs and services working to assist children and adults with mental health issues.
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Featured Mental Health Research
Behavioral Health Home Services: Implementation Evaluation Report
Behavioral health home services providers serve children and adults with serious mental illness and their families by addressing the comprehensive physical, behavioral health, and social service needs of individuals in a holistic, coordinated manner. Read the report »Behavioral Health Patient Delays in Emergency Departments
This study examined the rate of and reasons associated with delays in inpatient care for behavioral health patients in 29 Maryland ERs. Read the report »Featured BLOG POSTS


How Are the Children?
We know that one of the top issues facing our schools is how to support students’ mental health. Hospitals in Minnesota and across the country are finding the n... Read the article »Stories of our work

A Collaborative Approach to Understanding and Improving School-Based Mental Health Services
Up to 20% of youth in the United States experience a mental, emotional or behavioral health condition every year. Yet many of those children do not receive mental health services due to limited service providers, stigma, and other barrie...More about this story »
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