APS
2025 APS Annual Convention
Working Across Cultures to Develop and Implement Globally Scalable Research-Informed Interventions for Children and Families: Lessons and Opportunities
The uptake of research-informed psychosocial interventions remains poor, especially in non-English speaking countries. Community participatory methodologies and digital solutions can facilitate the sharing of empirical knowledge with consumers in ways adaptable to diverse socio-cultural needs within available resources. This symposium highlights recent efforts in Japan and Brazil.
Chairs & Discussants
- Michelle FreundChair
Child Mind Institute
Presentations
- Community-Based Participatory Research: Translating Reinforcement Research Evidence to Improve Behavioral Parent Training in JapanEmi Furukawa
- Using Whatsapp to Deliver Behavioral Support for the Underserved Current Generation of Parents in BrazilPatricia Bado
- Opportunities for Transforming Mental Health Care in Brazil: Collaborative and Culturally Informed SolutionsJulia Schafer