Skyland Trail’s Research to Practice Grand Rounds Connects Research and Clinical Care 

ATLANTA, GA.  — Skyland Trail’s Research to Practice Grand Rounds brings clinically oriented researchers to the organization to share innovative research and discuss how emerging findings can be applied to mental health treatment. 

Skyland Trail’s Research and Education teams work in partnership with specialty programs at Emory, including the Emory’s Addiction Alliance of Georgia, Emory Anxiety Services, and the Clinical and Research Program for Psychosis at Grady Health System to host these impactful sessions. 

The ongoing initiative gives clinicians and staff opportunities to engage directly with experts across a range of mental health disciplines. Sessions focus on translating research into practical applications that can inform clinical care. 

“Research to Practice Grand Rounds helps us connect the latest research with the work we do every day. These conversations give our teams the opportunity to learn from leading researchers and consider how emerging knowledge can strengthen treatment and outcomes for the people we serve.” Alex Rothbaum, PhD, MPH, Outcomes and Research Director. 

Through the Grand Rounds, visiting experts present current research, emerging approaches to treatment, and the clinical implications of their work. Sessions encourage dialogue between researchers and Skyland Trail’s multidisciplinary teams, helping clinicians consider how advances in research may translate into day-to-day clinical practice. 

Past Grand Rounds collaborations have included experts from Past Grand Rounds collaborations have included experts from McLean Hospital, Brown University, University of Washington, University of Pittsburgh, The Ohio State University, University of Cincinnati, and other leading institutions. 

Through these partnerships, Skyland Trail continues to foster connections among researchers, clinicians, and mental health professionals while supporting its commitment to evidence-based care, research, and education. 

About Skyland Trail 

Skyland Trail is a nonprofit mental health treatment organization in Atlanta providing residential, day treatment, and outpatient services for adults and adolescents with complex mental health conditions. Founded in 1989, Skyland Trail combines evidence-based treatment, education, research, and rehabilitation to help individuals pursue recovery and live meaningful, productive lives. Learn more at skylandtrail.org.