About me
Dr. Charlotte Farewell, PhD, MPH is an Assistant Professor with the Rocky Mountain Prevention Research Center at the Colorado School of Public Health and Director of the Population Mental Health and Well-being concentration at the Colorado School of Public Health. Dr. Farewell’s research focuses on preventing mood disorders and promoting the behavioral health of socioeconomically disadvantaged perinatal women through the investigation and implementation of non-pharmacological, strengths-based interventions. She is dedicated to exploring how specific biopsychosocial mechanisms across sensitive periods interact to confer resilience and whole person health. Dr. Farewell is also trained as a Forest Therapy Guide through the Association for Nature and Forest Therapy (ANFT).
