AMANDA STRUNIN, PH.D.



AMANDA COUNTRYMAN STRUNIN, PHD, LLC2925 Aventura Boulevard, Suite 300 ? Aventura, FL 33180(305) 936-1002 ? a.strunin@______________________________________________________________________________EDUCATION:Doctor of Philosophy, August 2012University of Miami, Coral Gables, FLClinical Psychology with Health Psychology Specialization Master of Science, December 2008University of Miami, Coral Gables, FLBachelor of Science in Psychology, May 2006 University of Florida, Gainesville, FLCum laudeCLINICAL EXPERIENCE: Licensed Psychologist (PY 8834), March 2014 to PresentPediatric Psychology AssociatesLicensed clinical psychologist specializing in the assessment and treatment of psychological disorders in children, adolescents and adults. Specific expertise?in the treatment of eating and personality disorders, as well as specialization in field of health psychology (lifestyle modification and stressors related to managing a chronic illness). Also regularly involved in supervision of doctoral students, consulting with schools, and presenting in the community. Postdoctoral Resident and Primary Therapist, August 2012 to 2013 and August 2013 to October 2015, respectivelyOliver-Pyatt CentersSupervisor (during residency): Amy Boyers, Ph.D.Primary therapist at an eating disorders treatment facility in South Miami, FL. Position broadly encompassed assessment, daily individual psychotherapy, and group, couples, and family therapy in residential and intensive outpatient levels of care. Position also entailed regular case consultation and treatment team meetings, supervision of masters and doctoral level therapists, and participation in seminars and didactics. Psychology Intern, July 2011 to 2012Durham VA Medical CenterSupervisors: Mary Becker, Ph.D., Jack Edinger, Ph.D., Melanie Means, Ph.D., Joshua Tiegreen, Ph.D., & Jeffrey White, Ph.D.Pre-doctoral clinical psychology internship that involved generalist training in assessment, psychotherapy, consultation (with interdisciplinary treatment teams), and clinical supervision with a racially and culturally diverse population. Also participated in research activities, seminars, and didactics that emphasized scientist-practitioner model. Completed four major rotations, including Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Community Living Center, Medical Consultation – Sleep and Neurology Clinics, Acute Mental Health (Inpatient Psychiatry Ward), and Outpatient Mental Health.Graduate Student Therapist and Supervisor, 2010 to 2011Advanced Therapy Practicum, University of Miami Psychological Services Center Supervisor: Craig Marker, Ph.D.Conducted intensive individual psychotherapy using cognitive behavioral, psychodynamic, and interpersonal therapies with complex case presentations (e.g., dual diagnosis and personality comorbidities), as well as short-term couples co-therapy with beginning level graduate students. Provided one-to-one supervision and training for beginning graduate students, including discussion of case conceptualization, treatment issues, and ethical issues, as well as review of DVDs and intake reports. Also served on clinic’s intake committee to screen potential clients and assist in determining individual, couples, and family treatment plans. External Practicum Student in Behavioral Sleep Medicine, 2009 to 2010Behavioral Sleep Medicine Clinic, Miami VA Medical CenterSupervisor: William Wohlgemuth, Ph.D.Conducted clinical interviews to assess sleep disorders in adult veterans from diverse racial and socioeconomic backgrounds. Treated sleep disorders through the application of evidence-based interventions, including CBT-I, desensitization therapy to improve nPAP compliance in patients with comorbid psychiatric diagnoses (e.g., PTSD), and motivational interviewing and psychoeducation groups for patients with newly diagnosed sleep apnea. Also conducted behavioral assessment of sleep patterns using sleep logs and actigraphy, interpreted sleep log data, and referred patients to appropriate medical and/or psychological services. Provided training in sleep disorder diagnosis and intervention for psychology interns rotating through clinic.External Practicum Student in Neuropsychological Assessment, 2008 to 2009Department of Neurology, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Supervisor: Bonnie Levin, Ph.D.Conducted outpatient neuropsychological testing in a hospital-setting. Purpose of assessment was to determine the degree and specificity of functional and neuropsychological impairment, clarify diagnosis, and provide treatment recommendations in conjunction with neurology. Patient population included adults with neurodegenerative diseases (e.g., Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, Lupus Erythematosus, Multiple Sclerosis), functional movement disorders (Hysteria), epilepsy, brain injury, and vascular disease. Testing included use of multiple psychometric batteries to assess a variety of aspects of cognitive function including general intellectual functioning, mental status, academic achievement, language, attention and working memory, judgment, visuospatial and visuoconstructional skills, executive functioning, verbal learning and memory, and motor skills. Psychotherapy Practicum Student, 2007 to 2011University of Miami Psychological Services CenterSupervisors: Amy Weisman de Mamani, Ph.D., D. Kim Fuller, Ph.D., Frank Penedo, Ph.D., Adriana Rosen, Ph.D., & Craig Marker, Ph.D.Conducted short- and long-term (e.g., up to 3 years) outpatient therapy with adults (ages 19 to 63) from a multiethnic population in the South Florida community. Individual therapy issues included distress related to depression, anxiety, psychosis, personality disorders, and existential concerns. Responsible for conducting intake interviews with potential clients to assess presenting problems, diagnostic possibilities, and appropriateness for treatment. Weekly individual and group supervision included case conceptualization, treatment planning, and review of audio and DVD recorded sessions. Treatment orientation was primarily cognitive-behavioral and psychodynamic, but also included interpersonal, systems, exposure-based, and integrative therapies. Participated in weekly therapy case conferences.Assessment Practicum Student, 2007 to 2008University of Miami Psychological Services CenterSupervisors: Saneya H. Tawfik, Ph.D. & Maria Fernandez, Ph.D.Conducted formal psychoeducational/psychodiagnostic assessments with children, adolescents, and adults. Purpose of assessment was to ascertain the nature of learning difficulties, diagnose learning and behavioral disorders, and develop recommendation plans for educational remediation and career planning. Populations included specific learning disorders (reading, mathematics), and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. Assessment batteries included measures of intelligence, cognitive abilities, academic achievement, auditory processing, visual-motor processing, memory, and executive functioning. Provided feedback sessions to assessment clients and their families to explain test results, conclusions, and recommendations. Participated in weekly assessment case conferences. Sexual Assault Response Team Advocate, 2011University of Miami Counseling CenterSupervisor: Carolyn Eberhardt, Ph.D.Provided short-term acute crisis counseling via a 24-hour telephone response hotline to University of Miami students who had been sexually battered, assaulted, or molested. Provided education and information about service options available to students through the police departments and rape treatment center, as well as other local agencies, and referred to appropriate psychosocial treatment options. Also provided education and support while accompanying sexual assault victims to the rape treatment center.RESEARCH EXPERIENCE: Intern Research Analyst, 2011 to 2012CPAP Adherence in Veterans with Sleep Apnea and Co-Morbid Psychiatric DisorderPrinciple Investigator: Melanie K. Means, Ph.D.Analyze and manage data from a research study investigating the relationship between psychiatric disorders (e.g., PTSD) and treatment for sleep apnea, with a secondary goal of investigating ethnic differences in continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) adherence. The design entails a cross-sectional retrospective review of all available CPAP adherence records maintained in the Neurodiagnostic Center’s clinical database, as well as data from CPRS. Group differences in CPAP adherence will be analyzed. Results will be used as an initial assessment of CPAP adherence rates in apnea patients with psychiatric disorders to determine whether such patients may face unique challenges in tolerating CPAP therapy.Project Co-Coordinator, 2007 to 2011Heart Smart, University of MiamiPrinciple Investigator: Patrice G. Saab, Ph.D.Served as a project developer and co-coordinator in an NIH grant-funded research project designed to improve cardiovascular risk factors of nutrition, physical activity, and stress through health knowledge dissemination. More specifically, helped develop a hands-on traveling museum exhibit, and complementary classroom and web-based resources aimed at cardiovascular disease prevention in high school students, high school teachers, and the general public. Other responsibilities included assisting in all aspects of grant writing, creation of health knowledge, health literacy, and behavioral risk factor questionnaires, extensive pilot testing with middle school, high school, and college students, data collection at multiple sites (e.g., Miami Dade public schools and Miami Science Museum), data management, and data analysis involving psychometrics and path modeling using SAS and Mplus statistical software. Trained and supervised undergraduate and graduate research assistants. Graduate Research Analyst, 2007 to 2011PROJECT ACE (Adolescent Cardiovascular Evaluation), University of MiamiProject Leader: Patrice G. Saab, Ph.D.Analyzed data for thesis and dissertation projects from a clinical research study involving a cardiovascular lifestyle intervention aimed at reducing casual blood pressure by improving nutrition, increasing physical activity, and managing stress. Multiple medical laboratory and psychosocial variables were assessed including metabolic syndrome risk factors, inflammatory markers, cardiorespiratory fitness assessment, physical activity and dietary assessment, ambulatory blood pressure, as well as depression, perceived stress, and social anxiety. Duties included data management and data analysis using SAS and Mplus statistical software (e.g., regression models, confirmatory factor analysis, and structural equation modeling). Graduate Research Assistant, 2007 to 2009Identity and Blood Pressure Interacting with Stress (IBIS), University of MiamiPrinciple Investigator: Patrice G. Saab, Ph.D.Served as a clinical research project investigator on a study designed to examine the relationship among physiological factors (e.g., blood pressure and body size) and psychosocial factors (e.g., ethnic identity, anxiety, stress, and social support) in a college sample. Resting blood pressure, body size, and a 24-hour dietary recall data was obtained from over 450 college students, age 18-25. Participants also completed the Multigroup Ethnic Identity Measure, Social Anxiety Scale for Adolescents, Perceived Stress Scale, and the Interpersonal Support Evaluation List. Duties included conducting blood pressure and dietary assessments and psychosocial interviews, as well as training and supervising of undergraduate and graduate research assistants. Graduate Research Assistant, 2006 to 2007Depression and Outcomes of Congestive Heart Failure – An Examination of Behavioral and Physiological Pathways, University of Miami Principle Investigator: Biing-Jiun Shen, Ph.D., Ohio UniversityCollected and analyzed data on an American Heart Association grant-funded clinical research study that examined adults diagnosed with congestive heart failure, and associated psychosocial issues among this diverse sample of men and women from the South Florida community. The purpose of the study was to determine whether depression and other psychosocial traits (e.g., social support, perceived stress, coping style, and hostility) independently predict several outcomes (e.g., quality of life, hospital readmission, mortality, and medical non-adherence) in congestive heart failure. This study also aimed to determine whether psychosocial traits are associated with metabolic risk profiles, inflammatory markers, and brain natriuretic peptide. Responsibilities included subject recruitment, administration of extensive psychosocial interviews, participant tracking and data management, and comprehensive medical chart reviews.EDITORIAL/REVIEW POSITIONS:Ad Hoc Reviewer for Journal of Behavioral Medicine (2011 to 2013)Reviewer for abstract submissions to the 2011 Society of Behavioral Medicine annual conferenceTEACHING EXPERIENCE:Course Instructor, Spring 2009Psychology of Drugs and Behavior, University of MiamiSupervisor: Mark Gellman, Ph.D.Assumed full responsibility for undergraduate course, including lecturing, testing, and grading. Topics covered included psychological aspects of drug use, laws that regulate drug use, social and cultural factors influencing drug use, treatment and prevention of drug abuse, and pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics.Teaching Assistant, 2006 to 2010Psychology of Gender, Introduction to Biobehavioral Statistics, Abnormal Psychology, Social Psychology, University of Miami Assisted in organization and preparation of course materials, administration and grading of exams, and review of homework and paper assignments. Conducted lectures and test review sessions. Held weekly office hours and maintained grade book.PRESENTATIONS AND MEDIA:Mudd, B. (Host). (May 2018). Strunin, A. (Guest). Media Violence, Sex, Addiction, and Related Messages and theImpact on Children and Teens [Radio program]. Miami: 610WIOD.Maccarone, N., & Strunin, A. (November 2017). Dating, Relationships, Sexuality, and Autism. Cypress Bay HighSchool.Strunin, A., & Painter, K. (November 2016). Eating and Body Image: Healthy Tips for Healthy Families. AmericanHeritage School. Strunin, A. (April 2017). Multidisciplinary Consultation: Working with Treatment Teams. Palm Beach CountyYouth Services.Strunin, A. (March 2017). Fostering a Healthy Body Image For Parents and Educators. Miami Country DaySchool.Jennings, L (Host). (July 2017). Strunin, A. (Guest). Why Placebos Really Work/The Latest Science [Televisionprogram]. Miami: ABC Local 10 News. Strunin, A. (June 2016). Instruction on Mindfulness in Type 1 Diabetes. Broward Health Diabetes Summer Camp.Strunin, A. (June 2016). Schema Therapy for Eating and Personality Disorders: An Individual and GroupApproach. Citrus Behavioral Healthcare.Garcia, J., & Strunin, A. (April 2016). Multidisciplinary Consultation. Palm Beach County Youth Services.Strunin, A. (March 2017). Fostering a Healthy Body Image In Teens. Miami Country Day School.Strunin, A., & Krantz, J. (March 2016). Healthy Habits for Healthy Families (Eating Disorder Awareness).Hochberg School.Strunin, A. (February 2016). Schema Therapy for Eating and Personality Disorders. Southeast RegionalConference (Florida Psychological Association Annual Conference).Strunin, A. (July 2015). Dealing with Rejection When You Have Depression (M.S. Tartakovsky, Associate Editor).PsychCentral. Retrieved from , A. (January 2013). Sleep Disorders: Practical Intervention Strategies for Eating Disorder Treatment.Oliver-Pyatt Centers.EXEMPLARY EDUCATION AND TRAINING EXPERIENCE:2014 to PresentGroup Supervision and Didactics for Clinicians at Pediatric Psychology Associates. Presenters from various health disciplines presenting on topics of eating disorders, body image, medical issues, and general psychological assessment and treatment.September 2017Working with Disorders of Body Image: A Guide for Mental Health Professionals. Heidi Dalzell, Psy.D.July 2016The Unified Protocol for the Transdiagnostic Treatment of Emotional Disorders inChildren and Adolescents: A Two-Day Seminar. Jill Ehrenreich, Ph.D.February 2016Southeast Regional Conference (Florida Psychological Association). Two day conference with multiple presentations on topics of eating disorders, personality disorders, and trauma.2015 to 2016Group Supervision for Clinicians in Private Practice. Shawn Gersman, M.D. and RichardLoebl, LCSW. Monthly supervision exploring complex issues for therapists treating patients with eating disorders, and other histories.October 2015Be Body Positive Professional Training. Elizabeth Scott, LCSW.September 2015The Body Keeps the Score: Trauma and Healing. Bessel van der Kolk, M.D.October 2013National Eating Disorder Association Annual Conference. Washington, DC.February 2013Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Denise Ben-Porath, Ph.D. Comprehensive two-dayinteractive training seminar based on Marcia Linehan’s protocol and delivered to clinicians at Oliver-Pyatt Centers by Behavioral Tech, LLC.October 2012 toFamily Therapy Group Supervision: Special Topics. Melissa Spann, Ph.D. Bi-weekly January 2013supervision exploring complex issues presenting in families with eating disorders.October 2012Experiential Approaches to Resolving the Complexity of Body Image and Identity Issues.Adrienne Ressler, LMSW, CEDS. August 2011 toGroup Supervision for Clinicians Listening to Trauma Histories. Harold Kudler, M.D. July 2012Monthly supervision from a psychodynamic perspective exploring complex issues fortherapists treating patients with trauma histories at all VAMC locations and across therapeutic disciplines.September to Prolonged Exposure (PE) Therapy for PTSD. Erik Crawford, Ph.D. October 2011Comprehensive and interactive training seminar based on Edna Foa’s protocol and delivered to clinicians receiving certification in the PE roll-out at the Durham VA.September 2011A Systematic Approach to Evidence-based Tobacco Treatment in Substance Use Disorder Patients. Linda Body, Psy.D. Grant-sponsored training seminar for the delivery of evidence-based tobacco cessation interventions in VA clinicians. Cary, NC.February toScientific Meetings Sponsored by the Florida Psychoanalytic Society and the SoutheastDecember 2010Florida Association for Psychoanalytic Psychology December 2010Prolonged Exposure and EMDR Treatment Interventions for PTSD. Blanche Freund, Ph.D.Clinical training and research seminar presented at the University of Miami, and designed to provide clinicians with a foundation in conducting PE and EMDR for trauma patients. November 2009 toClinical Assessment and Therapy Case Conference. Regina Pavone, Ph.D. July 2010Weekly seminars split between therapy case conceptualization, diagnosis, and technique using a range of theoretical orientations; and assessment protocols that focused on measures of effort, intelligence, and personality organization. Provided for interns at the Miami VA.May 2009Neuroimaging Workshop. Fatta Nahab, M.D. Scientific and clinical review of various neuroimagining techniques for neurologists, neurosurgeons, and neuropsychologists at University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine.May 2008Supervision and Consulting Workshop. Carol Falender, Ph.D. Training in clinical supervision theory and techniques for University of Miami students and faculty. LEADERSHIP AND VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE:Education Committee Member, 2018 to currentInternational Association of Eating Disorders Professionals, South Florida ChapterParticipated on committee to help organize activities and professional events for practioners locally.Student Liason, 2013 to 2014International Association of Eating Disorders Professionals, Miami ChapterAppointed position entailing organization of activities, professional events, and consultation between professionals in practice and local graduate students interested in eating disorders treatment, prevention, and education.Mental Health Liason, 2011 North Carolina Psychoanalytic Foundation, Volunteer CommittteeParticipated on committee to help organize benefit concert to promote anti-bullying in North Carolina schools.Membership Director, 2010 to 2011 Society of Behavioral Medicine - Student Special Interest GroupElected position entailing member recruitment, maintenance of an updated list of current members with contact information, organization of activities for the annual SBM meeting, and discussing topics related to behavioral munity Service and Professional Development Representative, 2008 to 2009 Psychology Graduate Student Association, University of Miami Elected position entailing coordinating and planning professional development and community service activities.HONORS/AWARDS:2011Kirk R. Danhour Memorial Award “Established to recognize those students who have excelled inmany areas including academic performance, research, clinical skills and leadership,” University of Miami2007College of Arts and Sciences Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, University of Miami2006 to 2011Semester commendations for Excellence in Research, Coursework, Teaching, and Clinical Training, University of Miami2006Phi Kappa Phi, University of Florida2004 to 2006Psi Chi National Honor Society, University of Florida2003 to 2006Golden Key National Honor Society, University of FloridaPROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS/MEMBERSHIPS: American Psychological Association (APA)APA Division 38: Health PsychologySociety of Behavioral MedicineAmerican Psychoanalytic AssociationSoutheast Florida Association for Psychoanalytic PsychologyInternational Association of Eating Disorders ProfessionalsFlorida Psychological SocietyPEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS/BOOK CHAPTERS:Countryman, A.J., & Means, M.K. (2014). Clinical imagery rehearsal therapy. In E. Vermetten, T.C. Neylan, M. Kramer & S.R. Pandi-Perumal (Eds.). Sleep and combat-related posttraumatic stress disorder. New York: Humana Press.Countryman, A.J., Saab, P.G., & Llabre, M.M. (2013). Cardiometabolic risk in adolescents: Associations with physical activity, fitness, and sleep – In response to Kawada. Annals of Behavioral Medicine.Countryman, A.J., Saab, P.G., Llabre, M.M., Penedo, F.J., McCalla, J.R., & Schneiderman, N. (2013). Cardiometabolic risk in adolescents: Associations with physical activity, fitness, and sleep. Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 45, 121-31.Countryman, A.J., Saab, P.G., Schneiderman, N., McCalla, J.R., & Llabre, M.M. (2013). Cardiovascular reactivity and cardiometabolic risk in adolescents. International Journal of Behavioral Medicine.Shen, B.J., Countryman, A.J., Spiro, A. III, & Niaura, R. (2008). The prospective contribution of hostility characteristics to high fasting glucose levels: The moderating role of marital status. Diabetes Care, 31, 1293-98.CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS:Saab, P., Countryman, A., Chipungu, K., McCalla, J., Etzel, E., Fitzpatrick, S., Brown, J., Juarez, C., Williams, L. (2012). Heart Smart: Increasing health knowledge and self-efficacy in adolescents. Poster session presented at the International Conference of Behavioral Medicine in Budapest, Hungary.McCalla, J.R., Chipungu, K.E., Saab, P.G., Countryman, A.J., Etzel, E.N., Fitzpatrick, S.L., & Brown, J. (2012, August). Adolescent gender differences in weight, activity, and body-size perception. Poster session presented at the 120th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association in Orlando, FL.Tiegreen, J.A., Combs, D.R., Countryman, A., & Braxton, L.E. (2012). Examination of the Recovery Assessment Scale among an Inpatient Veteran Sample.? Poster session presented at the annual conference of the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies in National Harbor, MD.Countryman, A.J., Saab, P.G., Llabre, M.M., Chipungu, K.E., Fitzpatrick, S.L., McCalla, J.R., & Schneiderman, N. (2011, April). Modeling the metabolic syndrome in adolescents. Poster session presented at the Society of Behavioral Medicine 32nd Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.Chipungu, K.E., Saab, P.G., Countryman, A.J., McCalla, J.R., Fitzpatrick, S.L., Etzel, E., Brown, J. & Juarez, C. (2011, April). The role of health knowledge, self-efficacy and literacy in predicting health behaviors in adolescents. Poster session presented at the Society of Behavioral Medicine 32nd Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.Etzel, E.N., Chipungu, K.E., Countryman, A.J., Fitzpatrick, S.L., McCalla, J.R., Brown, J.A., & Saab, P.G. (2011, April). Self-reported physical activity and sedentary behavior varies by stage of change in adolescents. Poster session presented at the Society of Behavioral Medicine 32nd Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.?McCalla, J.R., Chipungu, K.E., Saab, P.G., Countryman, A.J., Fitzpatrick, S.L., Etzel, E., et al. (2011, April). Stages of change for dietary fat reduction, health-eating self-efficacy, and reported food consumption in adolescents. Poster session presented at the Society of Behavioral Medicine 32nd Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.Saab, P.G., McCalla, J.R., Brown, J.A., Enriconi, L., Duran, S., Etzel, E., Countryman, A.J., Chipungu, K.E., & Fitzpatrick, S.L. (2011, April).? Heart Smart: A strategy for assessing and promoting cardiovascular health in diverse groups. Poster session presented at the Society of Behavioral Medicine 32nd Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.Countryman, A.J., Saab, P.G., Chipungu, K.E., Fitzpatrick, S.L., McCalla, J.R., & Schneiderman, N. (2010, April). Sleep duration, obesity, and blood pressure in adolescents. Poster session presented at the Society of Behavioral Medicine 31st Annual Meeting in Seattle, WA.McCalla, J. R., Countryman, A. J., Saab, P. G., Fitzpatrick, S. L., Chipungu, K., & Schneiderman, N. (2010, April). Sagittal abdominal diameter and cardiovascular risk in adolescent boys with elevated blood pressure. Poster session presented at the Society of Behavioral Medicine 31st Annual Meeting in Seattle, WA.Etzel, E.N., Saab, P.G., Fitzpatrick, S.L., Countryman, A.J., Chipungu, K.E., McCalla, J.R., &Schneiderman, N. (2010, April). Aerobic fitness is related to waist circumference inoverweight adolescents. Poster session presented at the Society of BehavioralMedicine 31st Annual Meeting in Seattle, WA.Countryman, A.J., Saab, P.G., Fitzpatrick, S.L., McCalla, J.R.,?Llabre, M.M., & Schneiderman, N. (2009, April). Cardiovascular reactivity and the metabolic syndrome in adolescents. Poster session presented at the Society of Behavioral Medicine 30th Annual Meeting in Montréal, QC Canada.Chipungu, K., Countryman, A.J., Llabre, M.M., Saab, P.G., Fitzpatrick, S.L., McCalla, J.R., & Schneiderman, N. (2009, April). Body size, not fitness, predicts markers of inflammation, procoagulant activity, and insulin resistance in adolescents. Poster session presented at the Society of Behavioral Medicine 30th Annual Meeting in Montréal, QC Canada.McCalla, J.R., Countryman, A.J., Saab, P.G., Fitzpatrick, S.L., & Chipungu, K. (2009, April). Health habit differences within a tri-ethnic black adolescent population. Paper presented at the Society of Behavioral Medicine 30th Annual Meeting in Montréal, QC Canada.Countryman, A.J., Fitzpatrick, S.L., Saab, P.G., McCalla, J.R., & Zhao, F. (2008, March). Social distress and insulin resistance in adolescents. Poster session presented at the Society of Behavioral Medicine 29th Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA.Chipungu, K., Fitzpatrick, S.L., Saab, P.G., McCalla, J.R., Countryman, A., & Schneiderman, N. (2008, March). Ethnic identity's role in stress management for African American and Hispanic adolescents. Poster session presented at the Society of Behavioral Medicine 29th Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA.REFERENCESAvailable upon request ................
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