Bridging research and practice to foster resilience and improve mental health outcomes
At the Moritz Center, we are committed to advancing research to promote better behavioral health for individuals and communities. Behavioral health encompasses mental well-being, emotional regulation, and the behaviors that influence overall health, such as stress management, coping strategies, and substance use. It is shaped by a range of factors, including social environments, economic conditions, and access to care.
Our research takes an interdisciplinary approach to understanding these influences, examining how policies, community resources, and personal behaviors interact to affect well-being. By studying these intersections, we aim to develop evidence-based strategies that support healthier individuals and stronger communities. Through our work, we strive to inform programs and policies that foster resilience, improve mental health outcomes, and create lasting, positive change.