By: Raven Garza It’s November, which means many Americans will be celebrating Thanksgiving with
As part of our monthly series, we’ll introduce team members from the Texas Institute
Our team at the Texas Institute for Excellence in Mental Health, in collaboration with
What We Do
We conduct research and evaluation, implementation support, workforce development and training, and policy and strategy guidance.
Our Projects
Our work aims to ensure that adults, children and families have access to high-quality mental health care.
Meet our team of compassionate, skilled mental health professionals and graduate students.
Resources
Keep Up with the Latest Mental Health Content
From in-depth research to engaging podcasts and webinars, our resources showcase the latest in mental health practices and policy.
Mental Health Resources and Strategies to Help Combat Holiday Stress
It’s the holiday season – city streets are filled with twinkling lights and festive decorations,
TIEMH Employee Spotlight: Abby Mayhue, M.Ed.
As part of our monthly series, we’ll introduce team members from the Texas Institute for
Native American Heritage Month: Rethinking Thanksgiving and Addressing Indigenous People’s Mental Health Struggles
By: Raven Garza It’s November, which means many Americans will be celebrating Thanksgiving with their
Inaugural Summit Strengthens Mental Health and Justice Collaboration Across Texas
Our team at the Texas Institute for Excellence in Mental Health, in collaboration with the
Our Vision & Mission
Vision: We envision a state where adults, children and families are resilient, healthy, and have access to services and supports that help them meet their goals for lifelong success.
Mission: The Institute draws on the expertise available within the state to strengthen the workforce, enhance our collective knowledge about effective mental health practices, and facilitate the dissemination of research-supported promotion, prevention, and intervention practices.
Meet Our Team
We’re grateful to have a team of caring, compassionate, and skilled mental health professionals and graduate students.
