| Organization |
Name |
Brief research
description |
|
University of Denver:
Psychology Department |
|
Dr. Anne
P. DePrince |
research focuses on the
relationship between violence, emotion, cognitive processes,
and posttraumatic distress (e.g., PTSD, dissociation, depression) in
both children and adults. |
|
Dr. Daniel N.
McIntosh |
social and cognitive responses to stressful and low
control situations |
|
Dr.
Stephen R. Shirk |
integrative models linking biological processes such
as physiological stress reactivity with interpersonal processes such
as family conflict and support seeking behaviors |
|
University of Denver:
Graduate School of
Professional Psychology |
|
Dr. Lavita Nadkarni |
child
custody, separation and divorce; treatment of children from
non-intact families; grandparents rights; child abuse and neglect;
adolescent truancy; psychologist as an expert witness; PTSD,
disability and law enforcement assessments |
|
Dr. Kim Gorgens |
adjustment
to illness and injury |
|
University of Denver
Graduate School of Social Work |
Dr. Cathryn
Potter |
child
welfare |
|
Dr. Marian
Bussey |
child
welfare |
| University of Colorado at Denver:
Program on
Domestic Violence |
Dr.
Angela Gover |
intimate partner violence and the criminal justice system |
| University of Colorado at
Boulder: Sociology Department |
Dr.
Joanne Belknap |
intimate partner violence and the criminal legal system |
|
Kempe Children's
Center |
Drs.
Heather Taussig and Rob Clyman |
creating model programs for national replication;
providing quality clinical assessment and treatment to abused children
and their families; developing curricula to train professionals;
training and consulting to other professionals; and, conducting
research studies that assist in program development and public policy
making. |
