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Chancellor Justin Schwartz on Thursday announced a new initiative aimed at strengthening CU Boulder’s ongoing commitment to student mental health and wellness. Schwartz has charged Sona Dimidjian, professor and director of the Renée Crown Wellness
Recent findings from the Crown Institute’s Alma program highlight promising advances in addressing perinatal depression and anxiety among Latina mothers. In a multi-site open trial involving 126 participants, Alma demonstrated significant
The Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) is bestowed by the U.S. government to scientists and engineers who show outstanding potential for leadership and innovation, and recognizes innovative and far-reaching
As an institution within the FAN, the Crown Institute's paralleling focus on action-oriented, community based, and workshop centered design helps pave the way for student flourishing.
The BVSD Board of Education and the Renée Crown Wellness Institute are partnering to analyze how students are using wellness centers.
The Renée Crown Wellness Institute's Alma program and it's peer-to-peer approach helps women experiencing depression and anxiety during or after pregnancy feel understood and supported.
The Crown Institute’s Alma program is stepping up to address the mental health needs of Latina mothers. This culturally responsive, peer-led initiative is designed to meet the unique challenges faced by new and expectant
The Renée Crown Wellness Institute partners with Boulder Valley School District to evaluate the effectiveness of school wellness centers and how to better support for students' mental health needs.
Liquid, together with the Renée Crown Wellness Institute, have been recognized at the Australian Good Design Awards 2024 for their innovative approach to social and emotional education for young children showcased in the interactive
Since 2019, the Renée Crown Wellness Institute has been combining science and community to explore how women who have experienced perinatal mood and anxiety disorders—with an emphasis on depression—can be resources to others navigating