Behavioral Medicine and Integrated Primary Care SIG:
The purpose of the Behavioral Medicine and Integrated Primary Care SIG is to disseminate information to members on current behavioral research and practice regarding health promotion (e.g., HIV prevention, exercise), the treatment of medical problems (e.g., chronic pain, cardiovascular disease, diabetes), and providing consultation and intervention on mental health problems in primary care and other healthcare settings. The Behavioral Medicine and Integrated Primary Care SIG hopes to strengthen the membership and scope of ABCT by providing a forum for researchers and scientists of a variety of professional backgrounds to discuss the use of CBT research and practice to promote health and treat medical problems as well as to support work from a public health perspective. Moreover, the SIG seeks to provide a forum for networking for behavioral medicine and primary care-based CBT professionals and researchers.
Contact Information: Jessica F. Magidson, Ph.D.
Department of Psychology
University of Maryland
1147B Biology-Psychology
College Park, MD 20742
Email: jmagidso@umd.edu
Contact Information: Cara Fuchs, Ph.D., M.P.H.
Department of Psychiatry
Boston Medical Center
720 Harrison Ave
Boston, MA 02118
Email: cara.fuchs@bmc.org
SIG Twitter: https://twitter.com/ABCTBMEDIPCSIG
SIG Facebook page: www.facebook.com/ABCTBMEDIPCSIG
Behavioral Sleep Medicine SIG
Our special interest group is open to any ABCT members with an interest in behavioral sleep medicine. Our members vary from students who want to learn more about the field, sleep specialists and/or researchers, and those with very little sleep background. All are welcome. We meet once a year at the convention but correspond via email during the year.
Contact Information: Colleen E. Carney, Ph.D.
Ryerson University
Sleep and Depression Laboratory
Department of Psychology
350 Victoria Street JOR926
Toronto, Ontario
M5B 2K3 Canada
Phone: (416) 979-5000 ext 2177
Email: ccarney@ryerson.ca
Bipolar Disorders SIG
The Bipolar Disorders SIG welcomes members who are focused on the etiology and treatment of bipolar spectrum disorders. The members cover the developmental course of bipolar disorder, from juvenile to adult bipolar disorder, and span interests in assessment, clinical description, culture, outcomes, risk factors, and treatment models. This SIG has a particular investment in providing a nurturing atmosphere for idea exchange, and a forum to help promote the development of junior scientists.
Contact Information: Victoria E. Cosgrove, Ph.D.
Clinical Assistant Professor
Director, Prevention and Intervention Laboratory
Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Stanford University School of Medicine
MC 5550, 401 Quarry Road
Stanford, California 94305-5550
Phone: (650) 723-9392
Email: veileen@stanford.edu
Contact Information: Amy E. West, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Pediatrics
Associate Director, Psychology Training Program
USC University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD)
Children's Hospital of Los Angeles
University of Southern California, Keck School of Medicine
4650 Sunset Boulevard, MS #53 | Los Angeles, CA 90027
Email: amwest@chla.usc.edu
Child & Adolescent Anxiety SIG
The Child and Adolescent Anxiety Special Interest Group (SIG) was formed to facilitate advancements in the field of child and adolescent anxiety disorders. To this end, the SIG aims to: i) provide an arena for members to discuss current controversies, limitations of research and directions for future research; ii) foster collaboration amongst researchers and clinicians; and iii) provide an avenue for members to network with colleagues sharing a common interest in child anxiety.
Contact Information: Kendra Read, Ph.D. (Leader)
Director of Anxiety Programs & Attending Psychologist, Seattle Children's
Acting Assistant Professor, University of Washington School of Medicine
Email: readk@uw.edu
SIG website: http://www.childanxietysig.com
Child & Adolescent Depression SIG
The Child and Adolescent Depression SIG works to promote dissemination of research and information related to the etiology and treatments of youth depression, and provide a forum for networking and collaboration among researchers and practitioners. We focus on areas of common interest in child and adolescent depression that include assessment, intervention, prevention, translation of theoretical research into effective intervention, and development and dissemination of empirically based treatments. The Child & Adolescent Depression SIG offers an annual award for best poster presentation at our SIG poster presentation at the ABCT convention. Additionally, we organize a networking social event as part of the annual Convention.
We publish a newsletter three times a year and are available to connect via Facebook and our webpage: http://childdepressionsig.wix.com/home.
Contact Information: Molly Adrian, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, University of Washington
Attending Clinical Psychologist, Seattle Children's Hospital
Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Phone: (206) 221-1689
Email: adriam@uw.edu
SIG website: http://childdepressionsig.wix.com/home
SIG Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChildDepressionSIG
Child Maltreatment & Interpersonal Violence SIG
The Child Maltreatment and Interpersonal Violence SIG provides an opportunity for ABCT members with interests related to child physical and sexual abuse, neglect, psychological abuse, intimate partner violence, elder abuse, and sexual violence to network and exchange ideas about current research and clinical issues in these areas. In addition to fostering professional relationships, this group seeks to: 1) promote research and empirically-based interventions addressing the many facets of child maltreatment and interpersonal violence; 2) facilitate the dissemination of research findings to help professionals address the needs of those impacted by child maltreatment and interpersonal violence, and; 3) increase professional and societal awareness of issues related to maltreatment and violence. SIG members receive our SIG newsletter and informational emails with news, activities, and opportunities related to violence and abuse.
Contact Information: Emily Dworkin, Ph.D. (Leader)
University of Washington School of Medicine
Center for the Study of Health and Risk Behaviors
1100 NE 45th St., Seattle WA 98105
Phone: 206-221-2380
Email: edworkin@uw.edu
Contact Information: Michelle Haikalis, Ph.D. (Leader Elect)
Alpert Medical School of Brown University
Phone: 858-531-0340
Email: michelle_haikalis@brown.edu
SIG website: https://cmiv-sig.bss.design/index.html
Child & School-Related Issues SIG
The SIG is designed to facilitate the interests of ABCT members who wish to apply empirically supported assessment and treatment practices in school and clinical settings that serve children, youth and their families. We are interested in preventative and clinical applications and the dissemination of these practices to clinicians. Some specific points of interest include: 1) treating parents own symptoms in addition to child treatment; 2) CBT for children in medical settings; 3) utilizing a public health model for prevention and intervention efforts; and 4) conducting parent and teacher trainings. We serve practicing clinicians as well as clinical researchers in the hope that our dialogue enhances child and family services and research. Our group sponsors poster presentations, a biannual newsletter, and a listserv focus on child and school-related issues.
Contact Information: Shalini Arya, M.A.
School Psychologist- Vancouver School Board
310-2352 West Broadway,
Vancouver, BC, Canada V6K2E5
Phone: (778) 855-5945
Email: shalini2792@gmail.com
SIG website: http://childandschoolsig.webs.com
Clinical Psychology at Liberal Arts Colleges SIG
CPLAC SIG is devoted to developing community and sharing resources for clinical psychology faculty, students, and alumni of liberal arts colleges. This group comprises clinical scientists who are committed to promoting evidence in their teaching, research and clinical practices. The goals of this group are to: provide a forum for members to communicate about issues related to conducting research in clinical psychology at liberal arts colleges; foster collaborations among researchers at liberal arts colleges; facilitate communication and sharing of resources related to teaching clinical psychology (and related topics) at the undergraduate level; provide support and professional networking opportunities for members, including clinical psychology graduate students interested in faculty jobs at liberal arts colleges as well as student alumni applying to graduate school and faculty positions.
Contact Information: Kerstin K. Blomquist, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychology
Associate Professor
Psychology Department
Furman University
Phone: (864) 294-3215
Email: kerstin.blomquist@furman.edu
Contact Information: Lauren A. Stutts, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Licensed Psychologist
Health and Human Values Department
Davidson College
PO Box 7135
Davidson, NC 28035
Email: lastutts@davidson.edu
Office: (704) 894-3011
SIG website: https://cplac.org
Clinical Research Methods and Statistics SIG
The Clinical Research Methods and Statistics Special Interest Group
(SIG) serves as a resource both for SIG members as well as the ABCT community at large. In particular, we look to share information on improving cognitive behavioral research and practice through the application and dissemination of advanced research methods.
Contact Information: Alessandro De Nadai, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Texas State University
Department of Psychology
San Marcos, TX 78666
Email: adenadai@txstate.edu
Contact Information: Hanjoo Kim, M.S.
The Pennsylvania State University
378 Moore Building
University Park, PA 16802-3103
Email: hzk136@psu.edu
Contact Information: Esther Tung, M.A.
Boston University
900 Commonwealth Ave. East, 2nd floor
Boston, MA 02215
Email: etung@bu.edu
SIG website: http://www.abctstat.com
Cognitive Therapy SIG
The Cognitive Therapy SIG recognizes a wide diversity of approaches within Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, some placing emphasis on behavioral models, others on experiential models and others on cognitive models. The Cognitive Therapy Special Interest Group will focus on all forms of cognitive therapy that stress the central role of cognitive processing in the development, maintenance and treatment of psychopathology.
Contact Information: Bradford C. Richards, Ph.D., ABPP
The Cognitive Behavioral Institute of Albuquerque, LLC
1 San Rafael Ave Ne
Albuquerque, NM 87122-1116
Phone: (505) 823-1600
Email: br@cogtherapy.com
Google Groups: http://groups.google.com/group/ctsig
SIG Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/216030651759565
Couples Research & Treatment SIG
The SIG provides a forum for academic and professional networking among individuals conducting research and/ or interventions with couples. Areas of common interest include: interaction processes, individual differences, assessment, prevention, intervention and treatment, grant funding, translation of basic research about couples into effective intervention and treatment, methodology in couples research, special problems facing couples such as infidelity, sexual dysfunction and psychological and physical aggression.
Contact Information: Christina Balderrama-Durbin, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Director of the Couple Adjustment to Stress and Trauma Lab
Binghamton University - SUNY
Department of Psychology
PO Box 6000
Binghamton, NY 13902
Email: cbalderr@binghamton.edu
Contact Information: Mikhila N. Wildey, Ph.D., L.P.C.
Assistant Professor
Licensed Psychologist
Department of Psychology
Grand Valley State University
2126 Au Sable Hall
Allendale, MI 49401
Email: wildeymi@gvsu.edu
SIG website: http://www.abctcouples.org
Dissemination & Implementation Science SIG
The Dissemination and Implementation Science Special Interest Group (SIG) promotes research on how to better disseminate and implement evidence based practices by behavioral health care stakeholders (e.g., practitioners, policy-makers, consumers, etc.). Our goals include (1) helping members network with like-minded colleagues, (2) collaborating with stakeholders to identify what works for them, what they need, and how best to provide evidence-based practices, and (3) communicating the benefits of evidence-based practices in order to increase consumer demand for effective treatments.
Contact Information: Miya Barnett, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Counseling, Clinical, and School Psychology
Gevirtz Graduate School of Education
University of California, Santa Barbara
Email: mbarnett@ucsb.edu
SIG website: http://groupspaces.com/DISSIG
Forensic Issues and Externalizing Behaviors SIG
The Forensic Issues and Externalizing Behaviors SIG is dedicated to the application of cognitive-behavioral principles to the understanding, prevention, assessment and treatment of externalizing behaviors that put individuals at risk for harming others and themselves, and for criminal justice involvement. Members strive to understand and find better solutions for addressing a broad range of antisocial behaviors that lead to immeasurable human suffering worldwide, and to improve the lives of some of society's most marginalized members and the lives of those impacted by antisocial behavior. Clinical and research activities span both community and forensic contexts and encompass such issues as: Antisociality, delinquency, anger, psychopathy, aggression, intimate partner and family violence, forensic assessment, oppositional and disruptive behaviors, sexual offending, addictions, recidivism, forensic treatment, policing, legal consultation, victimology, and various influences on antisocial behavior (sociocultural, dispositional, and environmental). A primary goal of the Forensic Issues and Externalizing Behaviors SIG is to provide a network for members to discuss up-to-date information related to research, application, and training on CBT principles relevant to at-risk and justice-involved individuals and their families. Interested professionals and students can be added to the Forensic Issues and Externalizing Behaviors Special Interest Group Google Group by sending an e-mail to joel.g.sprunger@gmail.com.
Contact Information: Kelly E. Moore, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Psychology
East Tennessee State University
Email: mooreke2@etsu.edu
Contact Information: Mandy Owens, Ph.D.
Advanced Fellow
Health Services Research & Development
VA Puget Sound Health Care System
Email: mandyo@uw.edu
SIG website: https://groups.google.com/group/FIEBSIG
Functional Analytic Psychotherapy SIG
The group intends to provide a place of community for researchers and therapists interested in the advancement of Functional Analytic Psychotherapy. Having a special interest group would not only advance research within the field of FAP, but would encourage those interested in FAP to attend ABCT, network with others of similar interest, and encourage continued education and professional development. As a newer behavioral therapy that is becoming increasingly popular in application with clients, a FAP oriented SIG will demonstrate ABCT's encouragement of broadening therapeutic technique and empirical research.
Contact Information: Lindsey Knott, M.A.
Per: Jonathan W. Kanter, Ph.D.
Department of Psychology
Box 351525
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98105
Phone: (832) 465-5853
Email: LindseyEKnott@gmail.com
Hispanic Issues in Behavior Therapy SIG
The HIBT SIG has two primary goals: (1) to support interest in clinical work and research focusing on Hispanic issues in behavior therapy, and (2) to raise awareness of behavior therapy activities in Latin America and Spain.
Contact Information: Cristina López, Ph.D.
Associate Professor & CON Diversity Officer
Medical University of South Carolina
College of Nursing &
COM Dept. of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Phone: (843) 876-1034
Email: lopezcm@musc.edu
Contact Information: Arthur "Trey" Andrews III, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Department of Psychology
Institute for Ethnic Studies
BURN 317, UNL, 68588-0308
Email: Arthur.andrews@unl.edu
SIG website: https://sites.google.com/site/abcthibt/home
Men's Mental & Physical Health SIG
Contact Information: Douglas Gazarian, B.A.
Clinical Psychology Doctoral Student
Clark University
Department of Psychology
950 Main Street
Worcester MA, 01610
Email: dgazarian@clarku.edu
Contact Information: Ethan Hoffman, M.A.
Clinical Psychology Doctoral Student
Clark University
Department of Psychology
950 Main Street
Worcester MA, 01610
Email: ethoffman@clarku.edu
Contact Information: Jonathan Jampel, B.A.
Clinical Psychology Doctoral Student
Email: jjampel@clarku.edu
Phone: (508) 793-7274
Fax: (508) 793-7265
SIG Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Mens-Mental-Physical-Health-SIG-151451402148392/
Military and Veteran Psychology SIG
The mission of the Military and Veteran Psychology SIG is to promote communication and collaboration among professionals interested in issues concerning military service and mental health. Populations of interest include military service members, veterans, and military families. Topics of interest include best practices, innovative treatments, training opportunities, and developing research in the areas of military culture, common issues effecting military personnel and families (e.g., PTSD, depression and suicide, substance abuse, re-adjustment difficulties, family issues, etc), and more. We welcome your involvement in our discussion groups and your submissions to the ABCT conference.
Contact Information: Ari Lowell, Ph.D. (Chair)
Associate Director, Columbia Veterans Research Center
Instructor in Clinical Psychology, Department of Psychiatry
Columbia University Medical Center/New York State Psychiatric Institute
1051 Riverside Drive, Suite 3305
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
1051 Riverside Drive, Room 3305
New York, NY 10032
Email: ari.lowell@gmail.com
Contact Information: Jessica Stern, Ph.D. (Chair Elect)
Clinical Psychologist
Clinical Instructor, Faculty of Psychiatry
The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at NYU Langone Health
Email: Jessica.Stern@nyulangone.org
SIG website: http://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/militarypsychsig
Mindfulness & Acceptance SIG
The goals of the Mindfulness and Acceptance SIG is
1) to provide a forum to members for the development and dissemination of a behavioral science infused with mindfulness and acceptance techniques-including the discussion of current controversies and limitations of current research and directions for future research in these areas;
2) to provide information for training in mindfulness and acceptance schemes;
3) to foster collaboration and free exchange among researchers and clinicians, and ;
4) to create opportunities for members to network with colleagues who share these common interests.
Contact Information: Moria Smoski, Ph.D.
Duke University
109 Civitan Bldg
2213 Elba St
Durham, NC 27705
Phone: (919) 684-6717
Email: moria.smoski@duke.edu
Google Groups website: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/abct_mindfulness
Native American Issues in Behavior Therapy & Research SIG
Our purpose is to provide a link between traditional Native American values and contemporary psychology. We welcome and encourage people of all ethnicities to join in our endeavors to increase the representation of Native American mental health issues at ABCT, disseminate research and other important information, and network with other interested groups and individuals.
Contact Information: John W. Klocek, Ph.D.
Department of Veterans Affairs
Office of Mental Health and Suicide Prevention (10NC5)
Phone: 972-825-3436
Email: john.klocek@va.gov
Contact Information: Maureen A. Sullivan, Ph.D.
Oklahoma State University
116 N Murray, Dept of Psychology
Stillwater, OK 74078-3064
Phone: (405) 744-6823
Email: maureen.sullivan@okstate.edu
Neurocognitive Therapies/ Translational Research SIG
The Neurocognitive Therapies/Translational Research SIG seeks to bridge the gap between basic and applied science in understanding the nature and treatment of psychiatric disorders. We are interested in multidisciplinary research and the application of cognitive and affective neuroscience to improve the conceptualization and effectiveness of interventions. Researchers and practitioners in this SIG are interested in brain imaging, neuropsychological and cognitive training, and related techniques as tools for increasing our understanding of anxiety, depression, addictions, schizophrenia, ADHD, and other disorders.
Contact Information: Kristen K. Ellard, Ph.D.
Instructor in Psychology, Harvard Medical School
Assistant in Psychology, Massachusetts General Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bipolar Clinic and Research Program
50 Staniford Street, Suite 580
Boston, MA 02114
Email: kellard@mgh.harvard.edu
SIG website: http://neurocognitive-therapies.com
Obesity & Eating Disorders SIG:
The Obesity and Eating Disorders SIG is a multi-disciplinary group of behavioral professionals with clinical and research interests in obesity and eating disorders. The purpose of the OED SIG is to foster communication and interaction among researchers and clinicians with shared interests in the characterization and treatment of obesity and eating disorders. Members bring to the OED SIG a wide range of expertise in biobehavioral, clinical, epidemiological and physiological aspects of both eating disorders and obesity, making for lively and informative interaction.
Contact Information: Taryn A. Myers, Ph.D.
Batten Associate Professor
Chair, Department of Psychology
Virginia Wesleyan University
5817 Wesleyan Drive
Virginia Beach, Virginia 23455
Phone: 757-233-8754
Email: tmyers@vwu.edu (email is preferred)
To join the SIG: https://squareup.com/store/obesity-and-eating-disorders-special-interest-group-of-abct
SIG Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ABCTOEDSIG/
Oppression and Resilience: Minority Mental Health SIG
Contact Information: Broderick Sawyer, M.A.
Predoctoral Intern, Stony Brook University
Doctoral Candidate, University of Louisville
Email: Broderick.Sawyer@Louisville.edu
Parenting & Families SIG:
The purpose of the Parenting and Families SIG is to promote the sharing of information related to parent and family-focused research and clinical work. Experienced researchers, clinicians, and students will find that the group listserv provides an excellent forum for discussion and dissemination of news related to the SIG's mission, as well opportunities for career development and networking. The SIG also sponsors panel discussions and symposia, participates in the annual SIG exposition, and organizes a poster competition at ABCT's annual convention. Finally, the SIG recognizes excellence in parenting and family-related research and clinical pursuits through student poster and lifetime achievement awards.
Contact Information: L. Michelle Grimes, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor in Child Clinical Psychology
Southern Utah University
Email: michellegrimes@suu.edu
Google Groups website: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/abctparentingandfamiliessig
SIG Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/parentingandfamiliessig/
Sexual and Gender Minority SIG:
The Sexual and Gender Minority (SGM) SIG (formerly known as the Study of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Issues SIG) was re-named in 2017 to be more inclusive of the diverse range of sexual minority (e.g., gay, lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, queer) and gender minority (e.g., transgender, genderqueer, non-binary) individuals in the SGM community. The purpose of the SGM SIG is to provide opportunities for networking, collaboration, and mentorship for researchers and clinicians interested in the application of cognitive and behavioral principles to understanding and improving SGM health. In line with the broader mission of ABCT, the SGM SIG actively promotes the extension of empirically validated CBT interventions to SGM populations as well as the development and dissemination of research and evidence-based training in how best to serve the SGM community.
Contact Information: Brian A. Feinstein, Ph.D.
Research Assistant Professor
Northwestern University; Institute for Sexual and Gender Minority Health and Wellbeing
625 N Michigan Ave #14-047
Chicago, IL 60611
Phone: 312-503-6516
Email: brian.feinstein@northwestern.edu
Contact Information: Jae Puckett, Ph.D.
Michigan State University
Department of Psychology
316 Physics Rd., Rm 262
East Lansing, MI 48824
Email: Pucket26@msu.edu
Google Groups page: https://groups.google.com/d/forum/abct-sgm-sig-listserv
SIG website: www.abctsgmsig.com
Schizophrenia & Other Serious Mental Disorders SIG
This SIG promotes the development, dissemination, and implementation of evidence-based interventions and behavioral assessments for persons experiencing, or at risk for, psychosis and problems on the schizophrenia spectrum. We are committed to the following core values that guide us in these efforts: 1. Biopsychosocial research as a fundamental tool for discovering and developing effective interventions and sound assessments. 2. The social context as a vital perspective from which to understand and address clinical problems. This includes: a) Research on stigmatization, diversity, and disparities in access to evidence-based treatments. b) Advocacy, mental health policy, and well-coordinated systems of care which promote our mission. c) Partnership with those who have lived experience with the mental health problems we address, their families, and other stakeholders in the system of care.
Contact Information: Jerome Yoman, Ph.D., ABPP
Fellow, Association for Cognitive & Behavioral Therapies
Clinical Psychologist, Life Skills Resource, LLC
3815 SW Hall Blvd, Beaverton, OR 97005
Phone: (503) 643-9805
Email: LSresource@comcast.net
SIG website: http://psychology.unl.edu/schizsig/welcome
SIG Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SchizophreniaABCT-186884267343
Spiritual & Religious Issues in Behavior Change SIG
This SIG promotes research on the roles that spirituality and religion play in psychosocial functioning, as well as empirically-based approaches to addressing these factors in treatment. The SIG also facilitates communication and collaboration between researchers, clinicians, and students who share these interests. Given the importance of spirituality and religion to the general public, we hope our efforts will extend the reach of ABCT.
Contact Information: Jeremy Cummings, Ph.D.
Southeastern University
1000 Longfellow Blvd
Lakeland, FL 33801
Phone: (863 )667-5526
Email: jpcummings@seu.edu
SIG website: http://www.abctspirituality.com
Student SIG
The Student SIG of ABCT is specifically designed to be a forum for student communication about professional development and issues related to transitioning from student to professional. In addition, this group is designed to help students become more actively involved in ABCT.
Contact Information: Shelby King
Phone: (859) 967-3108
Email: ABCT.Student.SIG@gmail.com
Email2: shelby.king7@gmail.com
Contact Information:Alli Morton, M.A.
MS 2051 Psychological Sciences Building
Lubbock, TX 79409
Email: allison.morton@ttu.edu
SIG Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/180688149863/?ref=bookmarks
Suicide and Self Injury SIG
The purpose of the Suicide and Self-Injury SIG is to provide a forum for researchers, clinicians and students to review and discuss ongoing issues in the field of nonsuicidal self-injury and suicide.
Contact Information: Kelly L. Green, Ph.D.
3535 Market Street, Room 3037
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Phone: (215) 746-7337
Email: kelgreen@pennmedicine.upenn.edu
SIG Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/311893122882679/
Technology and Behavior Change SIG
The Technology and Behavior Change SIG serves ABCT members who are interested using technology in research and practice to facilitate behavior change and improve health and human functioning. We are an interdisciplinary group of people that includes psychologists from varying backgrounds, clinicians, researchers, and students, as well as computer scientists, technology developers, and individuals involved in the industry of health behavior change. Our SIG offers members opportunities to learn, share information with others, to collaborate and to network with other like-minded professionals. Please contact us if you'd like to join.
Contact Information: Emily G. Lattie, Ph.D.
Department of Medical Social Sciences
Northwestern University
Email: Emily.Lattie@northwestern.edu OR abcttechsig@gmail.com
Contact Information: Jennifer Dahne, Ph.D.
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Medical University of South Carolina
Email: dahne@musc.edu
SIG Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ABCTtechsig
SIG Twitter: @ABCTtechsig
Tic and Obsessive-Compulsive Related Disorders SIG
The purpose of the Tic and Impulse Control Disorders SIG is to promote research and treatment advances for tic disorders, impulse control disorders, and obsessive compulsive related disorders (e.g., trichotillomania, excoriation disorder, body-focused repetitive behavior disorders) by providing research experts, clinical experts, and students the opportunity to discuss these disorders with other interested persons.
Contact Information: Jordan Stiede, B.S.
604 N. 16th Street (Cramer Hall Room 317)
Milwaukee, WI 53233
Phone: (920)676-8047
Email: jordan.stiede@marquette.edu
Trauma and PTSD SIG
This SIG is part of the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies and is specifically focused on issues related to psychological trauma, post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and other trauma-related sequelae. Any ABCT member can join the SIG.
Contact Information: Karen E. Courchaine, Ph.D.
NFL/SGA Dept. of Veterans' Affairs
8585 W. Highway 318
Reddick, FL 32686
Phone: (352) 874-9914
Fax: (352) 591-0889
Email: drkarencourchaine@gmail.com
SIG Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/AbctTraumaAndPtsdSpecialInterestGroup
Women's Issues in Behavior Therapy SIG
The Women's Issues in Behavior Therapy SIG is open to all Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT, formerly AABT) members who are interested in women's issues. We are committed to increasing women's participation in all levels of conference activity and in ABCT governance, to increasing knowledge and awareness of women's health and mental health issues, and to providing opportunities for women of ABCT to network with each other.
Contact Information: Laura D. Seligman, Ph.D. ABPP
Department of Psychological Science
University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
Edinburg TX 78539
Phone: (956) 665-2866
Email: laura.seligman@utrgv.edu
Contact Information: RaeAnn Anderson, Ph.D.
Kent State University
Email: rander52@kent.edu
SIG website: http://www.abctwomenssig.com
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