Making Sense of Employment Research

The Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation is pleased to present "Making Sense of Employment Research", a webinar series designed to discuss a recent published research study, in a clear and relevant way, even for those who know little or nothing about research. This Session: Supporting the Young Adult Peer Support Workforce: Insights from a Survey Study Young adult peer support workers (...

The Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation is pleased to present “Making Sense of Employment Research”, a webinar series designed to discuss a recent published research study, in a clear and relevant way, even for those who know little or nothing about research. Presentation: "Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Individual Placement and Support Services for Young Adults" with Dr. Ana Carol...

The Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation is pleased to present “Making Sense of Employment Research”, a webinar series designed to discuss a recent published research study, in a clear and relevant way, even for those who know little or nothing about research. Presentation: “Key Stakeholder Perspectives on the Use of Research About Supported Employment for a Variety of Patients with Mental Illnes...

"’Once a Peer Always a Peer’: A Qualitative Study of Peer Specialist Experiences With Employment Following State Certification.” with Elizabeth Siantz, PhD. The Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation is pleased to present “Making Sense of Employment Research”, a webinar series designed to discuss a recent published research study, in a clear and relevant way, even for those who know little or...

The Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation is pleased to present “Making Sense of Employment Research”, a webinar series designed to discuss a recent published research study, in a clear and relevant way, even for those who know little or nothing about research. This interactive webinar will highlight the conditions necessary for thriving at work among individuals living in challenging mental healt...

During this Webinar, Dr. Elliott will present qualitative findings from interviews she conducted with working professionals who self-identified as having mental illness. The results will be drawn primarily from this publication, co-authored with Jordan Reuter. The presentation will highlight benefits and challenges people reported about being employed, and about having mental illness on the job. I...

The world was a different place when IPS was introduced more than three decades ago. Yet despite changes in the economy, employment opportunities, hiring practices, evolution of the Internet and the ubiquity of mobile devices, and our experience of the COVID-19 pandemic, IPS has continued to be the gold standard. Today’s webinar will explore two papers based upon data collected through New York St...

This webinar draws on findings from a project in which vocational staff of a peer-run program were trained to deliver IPS along with work-focused health and wellness supports. Recipients of peer-delivered IPS plus health promotion achieved higher rates of competitive employment compared to those receiving peer-delivered generic supported employment services. The peer IPS team also achieved high fi...

Ever wonder what researchers are finding out about employment for people with mental illnesses/mental health conditions? The Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation is pleased to present “Making Sense of Employment Research”, a webinar series designed to discuss a recent published research study, in a clear and relevant way, even for those who know little or nothing about research. Matthew J. Smith&...

"The Peer Support Specialist Workforce During Covid-19: Changes, Challenges, and Opportunities" COVID-19-related lockdowns of 2020 dramatically impacted all of us - including Peer Support Specialists (PSS) and the field of Peer Support. This webinar will explore how PSS experienced these changes, including challenges and benefits. We will review major findings from two national surveys o...

Ever wonder what researchers are finding out about employment for people with mental illnesses/mental health conditions? Making Sense of Employment Research webinar series presents research findings about employment for people with mental illness and mental health conditions. These webinars are designed to discuss a recent research study and publication in a clear and relevant way, even for those...

Joe Marrone, M.Ed. presents  on his article Long-Term Unemployment: A Social Determinant Underaddressed Within Community Behavioral Health Programs

Making Sense of Employment Research webinar series presents research findings about employment for people with mental illness and mental health conditions. These webinars are designed to discuss a recent research study and publication in a clear and relevant way, even for those who know little or nothing about research.  Community Mental Health Center Staff Attitudes About Employment for Persons w...

Learn about the results from the recent research publication, “Work-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to Complement Vocational Services for People with Mental Illness: Pilot Study Outcomes Across a 6-Month Post-treatment Follow-Up.” Lead author of this research, Dr. Marina Kukla, PhD, will discuss this study in a clear and relevant way, even if you know little or nothing about research.