Ann Garland received her Ph.D. in Clinical and Community Psychology in 1993 from Yale University. She also holds a B.A. from U.C. Berkeley and an M.A. in Developmental Psychology from Columbia University. She joined the CASRC group in 1993 and has been active in studies of children in foster care and in mental health services.

Current CASRC projects/grants: Practice and Research: Advancing Collaboration (PRAC) / Integrating Evidence and Practice of Youth Psychotherapy, Measuring Outcomes of Youth Mental Health Care; Patterns of Care; Performance Outcomes Project

Research Interests: Methodological issues regarding evaluating the effectiveness of youth; mental health services; Multiple stakeholders' (e.g., youth, parent, clinician) perceptions of the effectiveness of services; Characterizing community based psychotherapy services for youth; Psychiatric epidemiology of youth in public systems of care

Other Affiliations: Professor in Department of Psychiatry at UCSD;
Supervising Psychologist in CHHC Outpatient Psychiatry Clinic

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