Scope of the Problem and Testing Evidence-Based Strategies: Part 1
Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Unemployed Individuals
April 2021
This webinar will characterize the epidemiology of mental health symptoms in relation to economic stressors and describe an intervention to address mental health concerns among job-seeking individuals. Presenters will describe the complex relationship between unemployment and mental health concerns in the context of both past economic downturns and the current COVID-19 pandemic. The webinar will also provide information on a treatment protocol tailored to address mental health concerns in individuals seeking services in employment and training settings. The presenters will describe the underlying theory guiding their intervention strategies, as well as key individual and setting level characteristics that inform the use of a technology-assisted approach to increase intervention acceptability and reach.
This program does not offer CE credit.
Presenters
Rajeev Ramchand, PhD
Joseph Himle, PhD
Michelle G. Craske, PhD
Host
Leslie Hammer, PhD
More in this series
The presentation will include a description of strategies currently used to address mental health concerns, as well as identified areas of unmet need.
April 2021 On Demand Webinar

