The Schreiber Research Group (TSRG) exists to provide research, community outreach and consulting services to positively influence how communities, governments, policy makers and providers make implementation choices regarding addiction-prone substance use prevention, harm reduction, treatment and recovery. Our dedicated team provides strategy, survey and data analysis, community needs assessments and training for communities and their stakeholders aiming to address this rapidly changing substance use environment.
Our goal is to promote healthy communities through rigorous research and evaluation and evidence-based consulting services that address knowledge gaps and community needs.
Our mission is to improve outcomes associated with addiction-prone substances through community outreach and research. TSRG must understand the evidence base and what is happening both across the national landscape and on the ground at intercept points where people with substance use disorders interact with those who can assist them.
To use research and consulting to inform communities, governments, policy makers, providers and people when making choices involving addiction-prone substances to prevent adverse consequences including addiction and overdose death.
Our primary goal is to create healthy communities that are sustainable and resilient to substance use. We need practical, on-the-ground solutions and robust data to solve public health issues such as the opioid crisis. TSRG collaborates, builds relationships and identifies community partners. We design and execute research studies, evangelize our research findings and offer consulting services in order to influence the public health landscape.
Charlotte Ledonne, RN, BSN, MA, LPC
Kristin Carpenter, CTC Program Director
Bharat Mabbu, Founder, CEO
Michelle Mills, CEO
Alex Osei-Kojo, PhD Assistant Professor
Jake Hong
Sojeong Kim