We are very excited to share this meaningful work from some of our alumna and current trainees! Dana Bakula, PhD found that 66% of parents whose child was admitted for inpatient rehabilitation had clinically significant symptoms of anxiety, depression, or posttraumatic stress. Check

#FeatureFriday 🔔 We asked our alumna Dr. Gamwell, Director of Pediatric Pain Psychology and Rehabilitation at USC School of Medicine, how she views her role as an advocate 🫂 See what Dr. Gamwell said below. “As a pediatric psychologist we are uniquely posed to be advocates

Upcoming webinar alert 🚨‼️ Dr. Caroline Heary EPPN

We are gearing up for #sppac2023 by soaking up this sunny day with a belated internship celebration for Katie Traino, Ph.D. & Cara Nwankwo, M.S. she|her ☀️💕#centerforpediatricpsychology

Welcome back for another #MasterClassMonday 📝 This week, Ms. Deborah Boneta shares her perspective as a caregiver on how mental health providers can support caregivers of children with neurodevelopmental and related disabilities. We are thankful she youtu.be/ONPrHCyB6w4

Today calls for a very special #FeatureFriday at #SPPAC2023 ⭐️ The Center Director, Dr. Larry Mullins, is this years recipient of the Dennis Drotar Distinguished Research Award in Pediatric Psychology.  This award is named after the late Dr. Dennis Drotar, who helped establish

Our trainees exploring Chicago and enjoying deep dish 🍕 after an exciting and inspiring #sppac2023 #centerforpedspsych #thisispedspsych #sppac

April is Autism Acceptance and Advocacy Month!! ♾️ #Autism is a neurotype that affects the way people experience the world. This can affect every autistic person differently, which is why it is often referred to as a “spectrum condition”! According to the World Health

Friends who #sppac2023 together, stay together 👯‍♀️✨🧡

Dr. Mullins and the Center for Pediatric Psychology are excited to announce Dr. Stephen Gillaspy as our 2023 Distinguished Pediatric Psychology alumnus and this week’s #FeatureFriday 🎉. Dr. Gillaspy is a graduate from the Oklahoma State Univ. Clinical Psychology program and is now the

🚨 Did you know people of color are underrepresented in clinical research?  April is celebrated as National Minority Health Month, a month to raise awareness about the unique challenges faced by communities of color. The Center embraces #BetterHealth through #BetterUnderstanding

Happy #FeatureFriday! 🔔 Christina Sharkey, PhD is an Assistant Professor at the Catholic University of America and the director of the SHARK Lab. She graduated from the Center in 2020.    Dr. Sharkey shared the best advice she has ever received with us:  “In the midst of navigating the

Check out this new publication by Dr. Jeter and a few of our trainees! ✨

Welcome back to another #MasterClassMonday 🔔 This week, tune in as Katie Maschino from Hunger Free Oklahoma shares information for mental health providers regarding practices and resources for those who have experienced food insecurity. youtu.be/47OfTE56Uhg      🚨 A few

Though #EverydayActions providers can raise awareness and commit to promoting safe, stable, and nurturing environments! These everyday actions are essential to creating a child welfare system that can equitably support the nations diverse populations and jurisdictions 🫂♥️🧒

The Center is delighted to announce Clayton Edwards as this week’s #FeatureFriday! 🔔 📝 As a Doctoral Candidate in the Oklahoma State Univ. Clinical Psychology Program, this is what Clayton hopes the next generation of pediatric psychologists will bring to the field: “As an approaching

As graduation approaches, we are excited to show off our outstanding undergraduate research assistant, Claire Krisman, as this week’s #FeatureFriday 🔔 Claire is from Tulsa, OK and has spent the past 4 years in Stillwater working towards her undergraduate Psychology degree,

The Center welcomes you back for another exciting #MasterClassMonday! 🚨🧑‍🏫  This week listen as Oklahoma State Univ. alumni Dr. Leigh Ridings, now a clinical psychologist at Medical University of South Carolina, share’s about her research on the use of technology-based services after a

Tune in for another #MasterClassMonday to learn more about strategies to reduce stress and promote mindfulness! Being psychologically flexible can have a positive impact on health and can promote the mental health and well-being of caregivers and their children. Listen to