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Center for Research on Psychological Practice

Our Mission

The Center for Research on Psychological Practice (CROPP) addresses emerging educational aspects of doctoral training in clinical psychology that are not regularly included within the usual professional psychology curriculum-those relevant to applied clinical research skills and the associated administrative, consultative, and policy-creation roles of doctoral level psychologists. As such, CROPP provides high-quality and unique training experience to our doctoral students through active collaboration with agencies and caregivers throughout the region. Doctoral students co-conduct all CROPP projects, thereby developing a rare skill set that is highly attractive to internships and employers alike.

CROPP Activities

serve the local community with four major initiatives.

• Applied Research such as program development and evaluation (e.g., effectiveness and cost-effectiveness research) for local and regional mental health agencies...
• Psychotherapy training for agencies seeking to increase the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of their services...
• Rural Mental Health, focusing on increasing the access, utilization, and effectiveness of mental health services to local underserved rural populations...
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News and Events

North American Society for Psychotherapy Research 2006 Conference

• CROPP receives grant from New Hampshire’s Endowment for Health…
• Students Present poster on …
• Jim Fauth PhD presents paper on …

Last Updated: 10/9/07