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KEEP: Evidence-Based Support for Families KEEP was developed at Oregon Social Learning Center, a non-profit research center dedicated to strengthening children, families, and communities
Oregon Social Learning Center - Eugene, OR 97401 A fully accredited prevention intervention research center, Oregon Social Learning Center has been operational for more than 45 years Formerly known as the Oregon Research Institute, it is funded by the National Institute of Mental Health
ODI Clinic – OSLC Developments, Inc. (ODI) The ODI Clinic provides services based on programs that have been developed at Oregon Social Learning Center: SWIFT and CM+ (AFS) These evidence-based programs are designed to meet the needs of families in an outpatient, community setting
Who We Are - Oregon Social Learning Center The Oregon Social Learning Center (OSLC) was founded in 1977 by a group of clinical psychologists, led by Gerald R Patterson and John Reid, whose work focused on the social development, learning, and prevention and treatment of behavior and emotional problems in the lives of children and adolescents
OSLC Developments, Inc. - Improve diversity, equity and inclusion ODI scientists use knowledge from research studies conducted at the Oregon Social Learning Center (OSLC) to develop successful programs that improve outcomes for vulnerable children and families
Projects - Oregon Social Learning Center The TDAP Center focused on broadening our understanding of underlying mechanisms that contribute to healthy development and testing practical interventions and implementation strategies to improve outcomes for children and families involved in U S child welfare systems