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Together with Claude Moore Opportunities and the ConnerStrong Foundation, CCMH hosted a training led by Sources of Strength—a nationally renowned, evidence-based suicide prevention and mental health program—for George Mason clinical psychology students. Program curriculum will be implemented in local schools across Virginia to improve mental health among youth populations.

The grant will directly benefit Prince William County residents participating in center's Stepped Mental Healthcare Program.

Nearly 160 George Mason University friends, donors, alumni, faculty, and staff gathered for the eighth annual Food for Thought in support of George Mason’s Center for Community Health. The event raised more than $145,000 to help provide critical mental health services to children, teens, adults, and veterans in Northern Virginia.

Dr. Robyn Mehlenbeck was recently awarded the prestigious APTC Clinic Director Mentor Award at the Association of Psychology Training Clinic’s (APTC) annual conference

CHSS is pleased to announce the graduate student recipients of the 2024 Dean’s Challenge scholarship. This award recognizes exceptional students not only in their superior academic achievement, but in their inspirational civic and community engagement. Learn more about the winners' research and accomplishments.

Director Robyn Mehlenbeck joins ABC 7's Good Morning Washington to discuss how the Center provides accessible and affordable mental health services to the NoVa community.

The prestigious award recognizes Mehlenbeck's work on the stepped care model of treatment, which she co-developed and implemented for use at George Mason University's Center for Community Mental Health.

Released earlier this week, U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges 2024 ranks Mason at #51 among all public universities and #105 among all universities nationwide. Several degree programs in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences earned high-profile rankings as well. U.S. News & World Report ranked Mason’s graduate program in Criminology as the best in Virginia (#10 nationally), while the Industrial-Organization Psychology graduate program came in at #4 among public universities and #5 nationally.