Links to Other Web Sites
>> OSLC Community
Programs
OSLC Community Programs (OCP) is an independent organization that has provided
research-based treatment and prevention services and programs to children,
youth, and families since 1983. Prior to 1999, OCP was a division of the
Oregon Social Learning Center. OCP conducts evidence-based Multidimensional
Treatment Foster Care (MTFC) programs, which were developed by OSLC researchers.
OCP also provides intensive home-based services, and consults with communities
and agencies wishing to implement MTFC.
>> Child and Family
Center
The
Child and Family Center (CFC) is a research and service institute within
the University of Oregon that was founded in 1999 by Dr. Thomas J. Dishion,
who began his career as a research scientist at OSLC and is now a professor
in the Department of Psychology and the College of Education. CFC staff members
are dedicated to understanding and promoting mental health and resilience
within families in all cultural communities. The institute conducts research
on social–emotional development from
infancy through adolescence, and provides innovative research-based assessment,
prevention, and intervention services for children and families.
>> Implementation
Sciences International
Implementation Sciences International, Inc. (ISII) is an independent organization
that was founded in 2001. ISII is dedicated to providing training for mental
health professionals in Parent Management Training – the Oregon Model
(PMTO), an evidence-based program that was developed by OSLC researchers.
>> TFC
Consultants
TFC Consultants, Inc., is an independent organization that was founded in
2002, and is dedicated to the implementation of community-based programs
that are cost effective and achieve positive outcomes for children, youth,
and families. TFC Consultants, Inc., specializes in implementing model-adherent
Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care (MTFC) programs, evidence-based programs
that were developed by OSLC researchers.
>>
Children’s
Justice Alliance
The Children’s Justice Alliance is an independent organization founded
in 2004 that serves as the organizing entity for a variety of partner programs
that provide services for children of those involved in the criminal justice
system and their families. CJA trains practitioners in the delivery of Parenting
Inside Out (PIO), a research informed program developed through collaboration
between OSLC scientists and the Oregon Department of Corrections.
>> Oregon Research
Institute
Oregon Research Institute (ORI) is an independent research institute focused
on studying human behavior and developing programs to improve the health
and well being of individuals, families and communities. The original ORI
was founded in 1960. In 1976, ORI split into several independent research
organizations, including OSLC and a “new” ORI.
>> Institute
on Violence and Destructive Behavior
The Institute on Violence and Destructive Behavior (IVDB) is a research and
service institute within the University of Oregon that was founded in 1994
by Dr. Hill Walker, professor in the College of Education and former longtime
chair of the OSLC Board of Directors. The mission of IVDB is to empower schools
and social service agencies to address violence and destructive behavior,
at the point of school entry and beyond, in order to ensure safety and to
facilitate the academic achievement and healthy social development of children
and youth. Dr. Jeff Sprague, a member of the OSLC Institutional Review Board,
currently co-directs the IVDB with Dr. Walker.
>> University
of Oregon Department of Psychology
The social learning research group was started by Dr. Gerald R. Patterson
when he was a professor in the University of Oregon Department of Psychology.
Seven of our current research scientists, including OSLC co-founders Dr.
Patterson and Dr. John B. Reid, received graduate training in the clinical
and/or developmental areas of the department. A variety of OSLC scientists
work with students and/or collaborate with professors from the department.
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