The Behavioral Medicine Program (BMED) at Massachusetts General Hospital provides clinical, research and training activities for patients impacted by both medical and psychiatric conditions.
The BMED Program specializes in providing cognitive behavioral therapy-based interventions that are typically short-term, skills-based and tailored to the patient’s individual needs.
Learn more about our mission and who we serve.
We are leaders in the field, dedicated to helping patients through direct clinical service and research to improve care.
Learn more about our faculty and staff, psychologists, pre-and postdoctoral fellows, project managers, grant administrators & clinical research coordinators.
Our therapy-based treatments are typically short-term and are tailored to the patient’s individual needs.
During an initial evaluation, the patient and provider will discuss treatment goals and a plan for achieving them.
We use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help patients develop personal coping strategies in order to solve problems and change unhealthy patterns.
In our collaborative approach, the BMED program coordinates care with other Mass General providers involved in the patient’s care.
The BMED Program is at the forefront of research domestically and internationally.
We are focused on developing, validating and disseminating psychosocial interventions.
Learn more about our current projects and how to enroll.
The BMED Program is involved in training the next generation of behavioral medicine researchers through both predoctoral and postdoctoral opportunities.
Learn more about these opportunities and how to apply.
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