Portal Plus II Evaluation
MIMH has partnered with the Drug Courts of the 45th and 12th Judicial Circuits and Preferred Family Healthcare to evaluate ongoing implementation of electronically accessed treatment in rural areas of Missouri.
Incredible Alternatives Program
Principal Investigator: Kryah, Rachel
Funder: St. Louis County Children’s Services Fund
Official Title: Incredible Alternatives Program
The MIMH has partnered with Great Circle to evaluate Incredible Alternatives, an adapted version of Project Northland, an evidence-based alcohol prevention program that aims to delay or prevent the onset of underage drinking among students. The MIMH will conduct formative, process and outcome evaluation and data, and will provide preliminary evidence of the feasibility and utility of implementing Incredible Alternatives within grades 3 and 4 in the Ferguson-Florissant School District in St. Louis County. This project has been funded by the St. Louis County Children’s Services Fund.
Principal Investigator
Rachel Kryah, MSW, MPH
Project Director
Project Director
People on this Project
Jeffrey Noel, PhD (Social Psychology)
Research Assistant Professor
Research Assistant Professor
Julie K. Matthews
Research Specialist
Research Specialist
Martha S. Donovan
Administrative Assistant
Administrative Assistant
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