7 members of the Youth and Family Research Program - including students, staff, and YFRP Co-Director Dr. Sarah Pedersen - presented data from the ABLE, CREATE, PALS, PARIS, and START Smart studies at the University of Pittsburgh's largest-ever Department of Psychiatry Research Day. This day-long departmental event provides YFRP students and staff the opportunity to present results from their work at the YFRP and meet hundreds of other researchers (students, staff, and faculty) across the Department of Psychiatry. Congratulations on a great set of presentations!
- Alexis Mahon: Stressful life events and ADHD symptom severity in young men and women
- Allison Mascio: Can we trust the process? Fostering continuous helathcare during the transition between pediatric and adult care for adolescents with ADHD
- Deepa Thomas: Comparing perceived need and use of mental health resources among adults with and without a history of ADHD
- Katie Mannion: Infant sleep problems as predictors of future ADHD-related behaviors in toddlerhood: A longitudinal study of children at familial risk for ADHD
- Khyren Ross: Morning affect as a predictor of cannabis use and cannabis use motives
- Stephanie Fletcher: Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) target symptom as a proxy for symptom domain improvement in a mobile-health intervention
- Sarah Pedersen: Identifying influences on inequities in alcohol-related problems
