Behavioral Health in Context is Dr. Robinson’s broader intellectual approach to examining how systems, policy, history, social conditions, institutions, and lived experience shape behavior and behavioral health outcomes.
The Black Behavioral Health Ecosystem is one developing application of this broader body of work.
Black American behavioral health cannot be fully understood through diagnosis, treatment, or individual behavior alone.
The Black Behavioral Health Ecosystem is Dr. Robinson’s developing framework for examining how history, family, community, culture, social determinants, trauma, health care systems, public policy, institutional experience, and protective factors interact to shape behavioral health.
This page will explore the framework in greater depth as the body of work continues to develop.
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