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David Howe is a Clinical Instructor of Social Work in Psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine and a part-time consultant at the Connecticut Mental Health Center (CMHC). His work focuses on transforming mental health systems to be recovery-oriented and trauma-informed. He has over forty years of experience in Connecticut’s mental health system and previously served as Director of Programs & Services at Connecticut Valley Hospital.
Education: Howe holds an MSW from the University of Connecticut (1981) and a BS from the same university (1973).
Research Interests: Howe’s expertise lies in recovery-oriented care, trauma-informed practices, and empowering clients in decision-making about their care. He actively promotes empathy and compassion in healthcare environments through trainings and collaborative initiatives.
Advising & Grants: While no specific advising roles or grants are detailed, his current efforts at CMHC include curriculum development to enhance client participation in treatment planning and fostering educational partnerships between CMHC staff and trainees. He collaborates closely with Dr. Michael J. Sernyak and other Yale faculty to integrate client and staff perspectives into training programs.
Labs & Teams: Howe works within the Connecticut Mental Health Center, a key training site for Yale’s psychiatry department, where he engages with residents, fellows, and post-doctoral trainees. His initiatives aim to strengthen educational opportunities by involving clients and clinical staff in the training process.