Stanford Framily & Mental Health Lab
The Framily and Mental Health Lab Envisioning a framily-centered healthcare system where patients, family, and friends are empowered in all levels of care.
Envisioning a framily-centered healthcare system where patients, family, and friends are empowered in all levels of care.

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-India Currents (2025): "The Sounds Of Silence: Why Indian Americans Don’t Talk About Breast Cancer"

-NPR (2024): "Wrestling with my husband's fear of getting COVID again"

-US News A World Report (2023): "What Not to Say to People With Chronic Pain – and What to Say Instead"

-Stanford Medicine Magazine (2023): "Keeping Breast Cancer Secret: For South Asian women, stigma stands in the way of asking for support"

-New York Times (2022): "What if You Can't Find the Silver Lining in Your Illness?"

-Stanford Medicine News Center (2022): "Addressing Asian and Pacific Islander mental health in the U.S.: A panel of mental health experts discuss culturally specific barriers to seeking care, along with ways to improve outreach"

-ABC 7 Bay Area (2022): "70% of Texas counties have more gun dealers than mental health providers, I-Team finds"

-WebMD (2022): "Cancer Caregiving from Long Distance"

-Huffington Post (2022): "What Not To Say To Immunocompromised People Right Now"

-Rewire (2021): "The Pandemic Created More Unpaid Caregivers. Here's How To Support Them."

-Cambia Health Foundation (2020): "Cambia Health Foundation Announces 10 New Sojourns® Scholars: Emerging palliative care leaders working to ensure people with serious illness and their caregivers live well"

-Washington Post (2018): "I was my dad’s caregiver through his fatal illness. I had no idea I’d be at risk for PTSD"

-Reuters (2011): "Talk therapy may help tough-to-treat depression" 

 

 

Articles Featuring Lab Members & Alumni (2 articles)

Article Spotlight!

Dr. Ranak Trivedi was featured in an article on NPR titled, "Wrestling with my husband's fear of getting COVID again", written by Malaka Gharib.

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Article Spotlight

Check out an article written in the Stanford Medicine Magazine that features Dr. Ranak Trivedi and the SAFAD Study.

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