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The Kennedy Forum

Purdue University Global

Jewish Community Mental Health Initiative (JCMHI)

GPS Group Peer Support

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Community First: The Importance of Community Engaged Research with Transgender and Nonbinary Communities

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APF Springfield Committee Member Dr. Jae Puckett explores the importance of, and strategies for, community-engaged research with transgender and nonbinary (TNB) communities.

The Power of Being Seen: Pride & Mental Health Care

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Dr. Lindsey Buckman has built her career around being the kind of provider who meets people where they are. From her early training in trans-affirming care and HIV/AIDS services at the Los Angeles LGBT Center, to her current work supporting individuals and couples through fertility, family-building, chronic illness, and identity-related challenges, she has dedicated her career to helping people feel seen, supported, and empowered to live authentic, fulfilling lives.

Where in the World is APF with Dr. Sasha Canan

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We’re catching up with Dr. Sasha Canan, who received a 2016 Roy Scrivner Memorial Research Grant for the project, “A Mixed-methods Study of Sexual violence and Familial Support in Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Adults.”

The Kennedy Forum

APF's work with The Kennedy Forum spans a number of projects, most notably our collaboration on the nationwide launch of the Mental Health Parity Index. This tool offers the first look at real-time commercial insurance data on mental health and substance use coverage metrics. It raises the potential of widespread issues for both patient access and clinician pay, which can mean longer wait times, higher out-of-pocket costs, and increased reliance on out-of-network care for individuals seeking treatment. More details available here.

Jewish Community Mental Health Initiative (JCMHI)

The Jewish Community Mental Health Initiative (JCMHI), a Direct Action Program of the American Psychological Foundation, is dedicated to creating a supportive, compassionate, and inclusive space for members of the Jewish community, through a combination of direct support, research, and education and resources. The reciprocal integration of lived experience and clinical insight aids our understanding and strengthens our collective response to the mental health needs of the Jewish community.

Learn more about the JCMHI Direct Action Program here.

GPS Group Peer Support

The Group Peer Support Direct Action Program (GPS DAP) at the American Psychological Foundation (APF) supports the expansion of the GPS model to offer free, evidence-based support groups to even more communities in need. Through this APF Direct Action Program, Group Peer Support will continue to adapt its successful model for diverse populations, meeting the ever increasing need for mental health support and social connection among these communities.