About Us
The Missouri Institute of Mental Health’s (MIMH) mission is to improve and transform mental health outcomes through innovative research and program development, program evaluation, community outreach, and professional training. Our target population is incredibly varied based on the wide scope of work performed. A broad definition would be any individual impacted by, at risk for, or living with a mental illness, behavioral health condition, traumatic brain injury, or HIV/AIDS, as well as all sectors who work with these individuals from policy-makers to funders to direct-service workers.
The Missouri Institute of Mental Health is committed to promoting a diverse culture of respect, equality and inclusion for all. We celebrate and advance diversity by creating a safe community in which all people can share their unique talents, ideas and perspectives.
Community Outreach
- HIV/AIDS Prevention
- Substance Abuse Prevention
- Suicide Prevention
- Mental Health Awareness
- Cultural Competency
- Youth Prevention Intervention
- Minority Prevention Intervention
Innovative Research
- Focus on diseases that disrupt subcortical connections to the brain (early life trauma, vascular disease/aging, HIV)
- Major emphasis on innovative neuroimaging methods, integration of CNS biomarkers, and genetics
- Identify mechanisms that cause disease and can lead to interventions
- Translation of basic animal work to human application
Intimate Partner Violence
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Professional Training
We are dedicated to staying current with the newest technologies to insure that our training materials are as widely accessible and cost-effective as possible. We have experience developing:
- Websites
- Interactive Trainings
- Online Training Modules
- Live Meetings and Conferences of all sizes
- Program Accreditation
- eLearning Services
- Web Conferences
- Video Production
- Mobile App Development
You can learn about our upcoming trainings and conferences, join our e-mail list, or partner with us by visiting mimhtraining.com.
Program Evaluation
- Community Needs Assessments
- Survey Design and Analysis
- Focus Groups – Facilitation and Analysis
- Technical Assistance on Program Design and Implementation
- Epidemiological Assessments
- Grant-Writing Consultation
- Fidelity Assessment
- Statistical Analysis
To find out how we can help you evaluate new or existing programming, your next grant funded project, or if you need assistance with program development, contact us 314-516-8400.