Session: Adolescent Behavioral Health Issues (Society for Social Work and Research 19th Annual Conference: The Social and Behavioral Importance of Increased Longevity)

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Adolescent Behavioral Health Issues

Thursday, January 15, 2015: 1:30 PM-3:15 PM

Preservation Hall Studio 5, Second Floor (New Orleans Marriott)

Cluster: Mental Health

Moderator:

Tally Moses, PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison

* noted as presenting author

The Impact of Wilderness Therapy on Attachment, Separation and Mental Health Functioning in Young Adults
Anita R. Tucker, PhD, University of New Hampshire, Durham; Joanna E. Bettmann, PhD, University of Utah; Ellen Behrens, PhD, Westminster College, Salt Lake City; Christin Norton, PhD, Texas State University- San Marcos

Examining Quality of Care in Group Homes for Youth with Mental Health Problems
Elizabeth M. Z. Farmer, PhD, Virginia Commonwealth University; Sundonia Wonnum, MSW, Virginia Commonwealth University

Changes in Clinical Functioning Among Adolescents Engaged in Deliberate Self-Harm
Sigrid James, PhD, University of Kassel; Alphonso Smith, MA, Loma Linda University; Kimberly R. Freeman, PhD, Loma Linda University; Joshua Morgan, PsyD, Department of Behavioral Health

How Are Mothers Impacted By Their Adolescent's Suicide Attempt over Time? “We're Kind of at a Crucial Point Right Here.”
Bridget E. Weller, PhD, Duke University; Otima Doyle, PhD, University of Illinois at Chicago; David Goldston, PhD, Duke University

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