Creating scaffolding for organizations and systems to support and strengthen newly developed solutions through coaching, consultation and training.

A person with lived/living experience that participates in the Translational Design process.

The time it takes academic research and clinical trials to reach practice.

Uses a shared and strategic learning approach to engage different stakeholders in developing a shared understanding of the identified problem.

Child Welfare, Housing, and Mental and Behavioral Health.

Our understanding of this has increased dramatically over the past 20 years.

An inclusive, iterative process to develop, test and learn from co-created prototypes that align with the best available evidence and evaluated for impact, alignment and sustainability

Innovators and Early Adopters.

Families are overloaded with this that impacts their ability to care for their children.

It brings together evidence with content experts (professionals) and context experts (individuals and families with lived experience) from across systems to develop a shared understanding, co-create solutions, and implement prototypes that draw on insights from the best available evidence.

Professionals who have extensive experience and understanding of a population, program and/or system.

Safety, Transparency, Collaboration, Empowerment, Race Equity, Learning, Science informed, Sustainable, and Responsive.

The three disciplines that Translational Design draws from.

Designers, Collaborative Consultants, Facilitators, and Coaches.

We assess feasibility of implementation and measure impact on families as well as on programs and systems.