UCLA Division of Population Behavioral Health

About the Division

The UCLA Division of Population Behavioral Health (DPBH) is committed to enhancing the mental and physical wellbeing of individuals and families through the promotion of a continuum of behavioral health, research and education strategically integrated into healthcare, home, educational and community settings with focus on improving access and equity for marginalized and under-resourced children and families.

About the Division

Recent Posts

Division Postdoctoral Fellow, Alyssa Palmer awarded Antiracism Seed Grant from PDAC

VFWC hosts Expressive Arts for Veterans

Division Postdoctoral Fellow, Alyssa Palmer, has been awarded the APA Division 37 Mark Chaffin Early Career Psychologist Research Grant for her groundbreaking proposal, “Promoting Family Mental Wellbeing After Experiences of Homelessness with Young Children.”

Norweeta Milburn (Professor-in-Residence, COE Co-Director) shared a photo from her collaborative training, SACERT (Sustainable Academic Capacity Building for Excellence through Research and Training).

2023 Barbara Thompson Excellence in Research on Military and Veteran Families Award Honors UCLA Division of Population Behavioral Health Researchers