This research was supported by the Child and
Adolescent Psychology Training and Research, Inc (CAPTR).
Not exact matches
Therapists
trained in child,
adolescent and adult
psychology will help parents understand the needs of their families when it comes to planning new activities for everyone.
With the help of counselors and therapists
trained in
adolescent psychology, teens are able to identify the core of their issues and learn the tools they need in order to manage them in a healthy and productive way.
McLean Hospital Title: Director, Trauma
Training and Consultation, Simches Division of Child and
Adolescent Psychiatry Harvard Medical School Title: Assistant Professor of
Psychology, Department of Psychiatry
I am presently pursuing my bachelor's degree in criminal
psychology from the Sanford University and am very interested in working with high - risk
adolescents in order to obtain on the job
training and skills for a future in this career.
Perhaps aware that credibility may be an issue, Mr Freed has recently recruited a PhD student specialising in counselling
psychology who is «an expert in mood disorders with extensive clinical
training in providing evidence - based therapy with
adolescents and young adults».
M. Jamila Reid, Carolyn Webster - Stratton, and Nazli Baydar, 8220; Halting the Development of Conduct Problems in Head Start Children: The Effects of Parent
Training, 8221; Journal of Clinical Child and
Adolescent Psychology, 33, no. 2 (2004): 279, 8211; 91.
She is clinical
training director of child and
adolescent psychology, and director of the anxiety and OCD clinic at Rady Children's Hospital Outpatient Psychiatry in San Diego, CA, where she provides child and
adolescent therapy, and specializes in child and
adolescent psychological assessments.
Marina Tolou - Shams, PhD, has
training in pediatric and forensic
psychology and has many years of clinical experience with assessing and treating high - risk
adolescents and their families.
RAV's I like, like you programs are run by
trained facilitators experienced in working with children,
adolescents and families with
training in social work,
psychology and family and couple therapy.
In 2001, Professor Littlefield received a medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) «for service to the welfare of children and families, particularly through the Victorian Parenting Centre, and the development and advancement of
training and education in the field of child,
adolescent and family
psychology».
-- Andres De Los Reyes, PhD, associate professor of
psychology and director of clinical training at University of Maryland, College Park; director of The Comprehensive Assessment and Intervention Program; and editor of the Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psycholo
psychology and director of clinical
training at University of Maryland, College Park; director of The Comprehensive Assessment and Intervention Program; and editor of the Journal of Clinical Child &
Adolescent PsychologyPsychology (JCCAP)
She is one of approximately 200 psychologists who have completed certification in behavioral sleep medicine, and is
trained to work with sleep disorders across the age spectrum.She started her career in
psychology working with
adolescents in intensive outpatient environment, and utilized group, individual, and family therapy with
adolescents.
Recent topics of interest in positive
psychology have been investigating how to help
adolescents develop positive personality traits related to school, social life, family, and general development, as well as ways for
training educators on how to cultivate optimal development and teach adaptive aspects of human nature.
Ida is best known for her innovative experiential work and the development of the Group Schema Therapy model, but her graduate
training focused on Developmental
Psychology and work with Children and
adolescents.
After getting his PhD, he completed a two - year post-doc
training at the Traumatic Stress Institute / Center for Adult and
Adolescent Psychology in Connecticut.
Child Psychiatry & Human Development is an interdisciplinary international journal serving professionals practicing or
training in child and
adolescent psychiatry, clinical child, pediatric and family
psychology, pediatrics, social science, and human development.
Joanna Bunker Rohrbaugh, Ph.D, is a clinical and forensic psychologist with 30 years of experience providing: Evaluations related to child custody, parenting / bonding, and sexual abuse; Forensic consultation and expert witness services for attorneys; Collaborative law services as a general consultant, child expert, and divorce coach; Psychotherapy for adults,
adolescents, and children;
Training and supervision for clinicians and for divorce professionals; Teaching graduate and advanced undergraduate courses about personality and developmental
psychology.
An entertaining and informative addition to a staff -
training day or conference, where Michael engages the participants in an informatiove and entertaining series of sessions on what workers with young people need to know about the latest developments in
adolescent psychology.
The University's doctoral programs include a Ph.D. in Clinical
Psychology and another in Experimental Health
Psychology, but faculty research allows for much more specialized
training in areas like
adolescent development and psychophysiology in cognition and mental health.
Kern and DuPaul reported their findings in a recent paper in The Journal of Clinical Child &
Adolescent Psychology, «Face - to - Face vs. Online Behavioral Parent
Training for Young Children At - Risk for ADHD: Treatment Engagement and Outcomes.»
The Child and
Adolescent Psychotherapy
Training Program (CAPTP) at the William Alanson White Institute invites applications for Child /
Adolescent Externships for doctoral - level
psychology students for the 2016 - 2017 academic year.
In addition to treating children and
adolescents, she provides supervision and
training to
psychology and psychiatry residents and fellows.
Through my
training, I have gained valuable knowledge and experience in the field of addiction, child /
adolescent and adult
psychology.
When considering the influence of positive
psychology constructs on EF proficiency in
adolescents, the measure of dispositional mindfulness appears to outweigh that of specific self - compassion domains, when independent of contemplative
training.