An Initiative of OhioGuidestone
SUMMARY Appraisals related to control have been found to play a central role in posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Recent research has demonstrated that culture affects the way individuals appraise an experience. This study investigated...
Each day at OhioGuidestone, we witness the incredible impact that health and social services can have on the lives of families and communities. This includes the remarkable strides of those on the pathway to...
SUMMARY This study sought to identify some of the effects of neighborhood social environments, low social cohesion, and social disorder on mental health, particularly in deprived neighborhoods, through social network analysis in a community...
If you’re anything like us — health nerds, that is — you know that it’s American Heart Month. During February, organizations across the U.S. promote heart health. So you’ve probably read something recently about...
Looking for an internship opportunity? Join our team and become an Institute Scholar Assistant! This year, we’ll host several students as Scholar Assistants. Are you passionate about using science, technology, policy, analytics, healthcare, and...
What do OhioGuidestone, NASA, and Greater Cleveland Food Bank (GCFB) have in common? We all use data in innovative ways, of course! And so we’re all eager to tell you about it at Data...
Sometimes it feels like every February we talk about Black history and historical trauma as though they are forever synonymous. While we celebrate Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, Malcolm X, and a host...
SUMMARY Negative behaviors associated with social anxiety disorder (SAD), such as negative impressions by others and eventual social exclusion, are expected to deprive individuals with SAD from positive interpersonal connection. Identifying these particular behaviors...
SUMMARY Historically, predicting suicidal thoughts and behaviors with any greater accuracy than just chance has been difficult. This study looked at how to identify better methods of prediction. It examined past research and identified...
Don’t miss IFCI fellows Dr. Ben Kearney, Brittany Pope and Reinhild Boehme at NatCon20 this spring! The trio will discuss advancements we have made in the behavioral health field — and how we implement...
