Entries by Megyn Jasman

The Center for Evidence-Based Mentoring Offers Its First LIVE Course!

The Center for Evidence-Based Mentoring is thrilled to announce its first LIVE course! The course is titled Mentoring for Youth Mental Health, and those who participate will learn evidence-based strategies to support youth mental health as a mentor. Associate Director Dr. Alexandra Wentz will be leading this course in the Spring of 2023.  This course […]

Caregiver Attitudes Toward Digital Mental Heath Interventions and Therapy: Exploring Support Systems for Children Impacted by Caregiver Substance Use

Conference: 2022 Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT) Conference. Theme: Emergency & Disaster Preparedness and Response: Using Cognitive and Behavioral Science to Make an Impact Presentation Type: Poster Authors: Benlina Aier, Selen Amado, Megyn Jasman, Jordan Cherry, Cyanea Poon, Alexandra Werntz, and Jean Rhodes About: This project has implications for understanding caregivers’ comfort with and concerns about their child […]

Caregivers’ Attitudes Towards Youth Digital Mental Health Interventions during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Conference: 2022 Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT) Conference. Theme: Emergency & Disaster Preparedness and Response: Using Cognitive and Behavioral Science to Make an Impact Presentation Type: Poster Authors: Selen Amado, Cyanea Poon, Megyn Jasman, Jordan Cherry, Benlina Aier, Alexandra Werntz, and Jean Rhodes About: This project has implications for understanding parents’ comfort with and concerns about their […]

Racial and Ethnic Differences in Caregivers’ Attitudes about Mental Health Treatment

Conference: 2022 Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT) Conference. Theme: Emergency & Disaster Preparedness and Response: Using Cognitive and Behavioral Science to Make an Impact Presentation Type: Symposium presentation Authors: Cyanea Poon, Alexandra Werntz, Selen Amado, and Jean Rhodes About: This symposium talk overviews caregivers’ attitudes toward mental health treatment based on demographic differences.  

Caregivers with Children in Mentoring Organizations: Attitudes on Mentor Involvement in Child Mental Health and Digital Mental Health Interventions

Conference: 2022 Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT) Conference. Theme: Emergency & Disaster Preparedness and Response: Using Cognitive and Behavioral Science to Make an Impact Presentation Type: Poster Authors: Megyn Jasman, Selen Amado, Cyanea Poon, Benlina Aier, Jordan Cherry, Alexandra Werntz, and Jean Rhodes About: This project has implications for mentoring programs and the […]

Caregiver Experiences and the Impacts on Children’s Engagement with Mental Health Treatments in a Global Pandemic

Conference: 2022 Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT) Conference. Theme: Emergency & Disaster Preparedness and Response: Using Cognitive and Behavioral Science to Make an Impact Presentation Type: Poster Authors: Jordan Cherry, Benlina Aier, Selen Amado, Megyn Jasman, Jean Rhodes, and Alexandra Werntz About: Findings found that relative to unmentored caregivers, mentored caregivers were more comfortable with digital mental health […]

Lessons Learned: Providing Supportive Accountability to Individuals Enrolled in an Online Anxiety Intervention

Conference: 2021 Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT) Conference. Theme: Promoting Cognitive and Behavioral Practice and Science in the Context of Public Health, Social Justice, Policy, Research, Practice, and Training. Presentation Type: Symposium presentation Authors: Alexandra Werntz. University of Virginia: Alexandra Silverman, Henry Behan, Suraj Patel, Miranda Beltzer, Mehdi O. Boukhechba, Laura Barnes, Bethany […]