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.
Funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse, this project produced a series of web-based video games designed to teach middle school students about the science of addiction.
Bridgeway Behavioral Health contracted with the Missouri Institute of Mental Health to create a mobile application to support their adolescent substance abuse prevention program.
The Missouri Department of Mental Health’s annual training conference.