Friday - American Psychological Association

FRIDAY 10:00–11:50 am
2137 Invited Symposium: Policies and Models
of Care for Children and Service Delivery
Convention Center, Level III, Room W311G
Divisions: 37, 12, 17, 18, 19, 27, 51, 53, 55
Chair: Michael C. Roberts, PhD, University of Kansas
Participants: Linda A. Reddy, PhD, Rutgers the State University
of New Jersey/Piscataway. Models of Care and Policy for
School-Based Services
Ric G. Steele, PhD, University of Kansas. Models and Policy for
Promoting Health
Anne E. Pidano, PhD, University of Hartford. Models and Policy
Promoting Pediatric Primary Care
Robin Gurwitch, PhD, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical
Center, OH. Services for Families Responding to Military Service
Deployment
Mary E. Haskett, PhD, North Carolina State University. Prevention
and Intervention in Child Maltreatment: Policy and Advocacy
Issues
Discussant: Maureen M. Black, PhD, University of Maryland
School of Medicine
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2138 Symposium: Attachment, Object
Relations, and Creativity Research—
Informing Clinical Practice
Convention Center, Level I, Room W101B
Divisions: 39, 7, 17, 29, 42
Chair: Joanne E. Callan, PhD, Alliant International
University–San Diego
Participants: Sylvie Marques, PhD, University of San Diego.
Relationship Between Attachment Style and Coping Strategies in
Late Adolescence
Milena Dun, PhD, Alliant International University–San Diego.
Parent–Child Relationship and Its Role in Shaping Attachment
and Object Relations Systems
Johanna Workman, PsyD, LifeWorks NW, Portland, OR. Biracial
Daughter’s Perceptions of Self–Mother Relationships and Body
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Emilie Sfregola, PsyD, Independent Practice, San Diego, CA.
Creativity in the Processes of Mothering and Psychoanalysis
Jennifer McManus, PhD, Alliant International University–San Diego.
Transitional Phenomena: Assessment and Application to Clinical
Work
Fees: Member-$80; Nonmember-$110
CE Credits: 2. No additional fees to attend CES. There is a
one-time fee to claim unlimited CE credits. (See page 43 for
instructions.)
2139 Symposium: LGBT Issues Within the
Criminal Justice System
Convention Center, Level III, Room W311F
Divisions: 41, 44, 17, 35
Chair: Kevin L. Nadal, PhD, City University of New York John
Jay College of Criminal Justice
Participants: Julie Sriken, BA, City University of New York John
Jay College of Criminal Justice. Experiences of LGB
Microaggressions in the Criminal Justice System
Alexis A. Robinson, MA, City University of New York John Jay
College of Criminal Justice. LGBT Experience With the Courts:
The Moderating Role of Gender Nonconformity
Kristin C. Davidoff, BS, City University of New York John Jay
College of Criminal Justice. Experiences of Transgender Female
Sex Workers
Alexis Johnson, MA, City University of New York John Jay College
of Criminal Justice. Investigating Experiences of Male Sex
WorkersinNewYorkCity
Discussant: Kevin L. Nadal, PhD
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2140 Symposium: Children With
Life-Threatening Illness—Practicing
Family Psychology in the Therapeutic
Milieu
Convention Center, Level I, Room W106
Divisions: 43, 12, 13, 17, 38, 53, 54, APAGS
Chair: Susan J. Regas, PhD, Alliant International University–Los
Angeles
Participants: Susan J. Regas, PhD. Treating Children With
Life-Threatening Illnesses: Utilizing Couple and Family Therapy
John W. Bakaly, PhD, Alliant International University–Los Angeles.
Practicing Family Psychology in a Residential Milieu
Ronda L. Doonan, PsyD, Alliant International University–Los
Angeles. Considering the Bigger Box: Applying Family
Psychology Theory at the Organizational Level
Fees: Member-$80; Nonmember-$110
CE Credits: 2. No additional fees to attend CES. There is a
one-time fee to claim unlimited CE credits. (See page 43 for
instructions.)
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