UBCO Downtown
UBC Okanagan is expanding to downtown Kelowna, reinforcing its community ties.
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It’s all about asking the right questions
Dr. Sarah Dow-Fleisner’s passion for data reveals pathways to resilience for trauma-affected youth.
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UBCO researchers peer into the mental health of social workers
What happened in the past doesn’t necessarily stay in the past.
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UBCO researchers examine how pandemics impact the homeless
A team of UBC Okanagan researchers is looking at strategies that could help the homeless during a pandemic.
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UBCO’s children’s social work mental health clinic goes virtual
UBC Okanagan’s Social Work Mental Health Clinic is offering virtual counselling and mental health services to support children and youth during COVID-19.
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Street homeless people learn to ‘perform’ to obtain life-sustaining resources
New UBC Okanagan research has identified that street homeless people must learn to ‘perform’ in particular ways through their interactions with service providers to receive the help they need.
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Opening Doors
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Standardized measures needed to screen kinship foster placements
New research is proposing a novel screening tool to assess the quality of care in kinship foster care placement settings.
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UBC research identifies gaps when it comes to helping youth diagnosed with early stages of psychosis
New UBC research is highlighting the need for improved training when it comes to helping young people living with psychosis determine their sense of identity.
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