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• • ·Editorial Board Page

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• • ·Council Page

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• • ·THE SCIENTIFIC PROCEEDINGS of the 2024 Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry

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• • ·Table of Contents

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• • ·AACAP Program and Research Committees

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• • ·Letter from the AACAP President

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• • ·Letter from the JAAAP Editor-in-Chief

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• • ·Letter from the AACAP Program Chairs

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• • ·Letter from the Scientific Proceedings Editor

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• • ·Scientific Content Regulations

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• • ·CME Credits

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• • ·Common Acronyms

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• • ·Key Words

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• • ·Disclosures

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• • ·Subject Index

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• • ·Author Index

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• Clinical Perspectives

  • ·BEYOND DEATHS OF DESPAIR: ADDRESSING SUICIDE IN RURAL YOUTH

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    Nathalie Szilagyi, Steven N. Adelsheim

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  • ·1.1 We Are Everywhere: Finding Resources to Decrease Suicide Risk for Rural LGBTQ Youth

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    Nathalie Szilagyi

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  • ·1.2 In the Aftermath of Youth Suicide in a Rural Native American Community

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    George Vana

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  • ·1.3 Advancing the Conversation About Suicide and Youth With ASD in Rural Communities

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    Virginia F. Barbosa

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  • ·1.4 Nobody Knew: When Suicide Screening Fails in Rural Communities

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    Aleiya Butler Wright

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  • ·CATATONIA IN PEDIATRIC CONSULT-LIAISON PSYCHIATRY: DIVERSE ETIOLOGIES AND PRESENTATIONS

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    Sana Younus, Mary Louisa Angly, Khyati Brahmbhatt

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  • ·2.1 Recognition and Management of Catatonia Attributable to a Primary Psychiatric Condition in the Pediatric Population

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    Mary Louisa Angly

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  • ·2.2 Agitated Catatonia, Synthetic Cannabinoids, and Psychosis in the Pediatric Population

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    Sana Younus

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  • ·2.3 Catatonia and Altered Mental Status in the Pediatric Population

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    Alison M. Duncan, Laurie Thomas

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  • ·2.4 Autoimmune Encephalitis and Catatonia in Pediatric Population: Clinical Challenges and Treatment Approaches

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    Sohail Amar Nibras

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  • ·EMPOWERING FAMILIES OF CHILDREN WITH ASD: PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACTS AND INTERVENTIONS

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    Ronald Lee Franzen, Alice R. Mao

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  • ·3.1 Siblings of Children With ASD: Exploring the Sibling Role and Mental Health Outcomes

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    Ronald Lee Franzen

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  • ·3.2 Continuity of Care and Guardianship for Children With ASD

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    Nasim Khalfe

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  • ·3.3 Behavioral and Educational Interventions in Children With ASD

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    McLeod F. Gwynette

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  • ·3.4 Caregiver Stress in Parents of Children With ASD

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    Alice R. Mao

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  • ·EXAMINING THE OVERLAP BETWEEN PSYCHOSIS AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS

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    Tatjana Josic, Tushita Mayanil

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  • ·4.1 Psychedelics and Psychosis Risk in Transitional-Age Youth (TAY): Efforts Toward Evidence-Based Clinical Practice and Policy Development

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    Hyun Jung Kim

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  • ·4.2 Voices From Within: Methamphetamine-Associated Psychosis in Detained Youth

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    Scott R. Hunter

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  • ·4.3 Exploring the Intersection Between Cannabis Use and Psychosis in Adolescents and Young Adults

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    Tatjana Josic

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  • ·QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT SETTING

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    Pamela E. Hoffman, Meghan Schott, Serra Akyar, Sabina Grech

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  • ·5.1 Identifying Drivers of Physical Restraint Use in a Pediatric Emergency Department

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    Max J. Rolison, Motunrayo Adu, Isaac V. Faustino, Anusha Kumar, Emily Powers, Ambrose H. Wong, Pamela E. Hoffman, Gunjan Tiyyagura

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  • ·5.2 Improving Universal Suicide Risk Screening Rates at a Children’s Hospital

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    Jennifer A. Hoffmann

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  • ·5.3 Suicide Prevention Safety Plan Implementation in the Emergency Department and Inpatient Medical Units

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    Anik Jhonsa

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  • ·THE PARENTAL ALIENATION CONCEPT: SHIFTING TERMINOLOGY, DANGEROUS CONSEQUENCES, IMPROVED EVALUATION METHODS, AND NEW LAW

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    David Lewis Corwin, Steven J. Berkowitz

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  • ·6.1 A Mother's Experience of Being Accused of Parental Alienation Followed by 16-Year-Old Son's Murder by His Father Who Then Committed Suicide

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    Leah Moses

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  • ·6.2 When Therapies Are Not Therapeutic: Reunification Programs for Parental Alienation as Potentially Harmful Treatments for Children

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    Jean Mercer

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  • ·6.3 Balancing Power Differentials in Child Custody Disputes Through Evidence-Based Interviewing of Children and Youth

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    Jiwon Helen Wyman

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  • ·6.4 Policy Developments and New State Laws Modeled on Kayden's Law

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    Danielle Pollack

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  • ·THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND COGNITIVE EFFECTS OF STARVATION IN YOUTH: RESEARCH EVIDENCE AND CLINICAL PRACTICE

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    Wendy J. Spettigue

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  • ·7.1 The Medical, Psychological, and Cognitive Effects of Insufficient Nutrition on the Developing Brain

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    Wendy J. Spettigue

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  • ·7.2 Starvation as a Consequence of Atypical Anorexia Nervosa

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    Jennifer L. Couturier

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  • ·7.3 Starvation Secondary to Low Appetite Plus Stimulant Use in a Boy With ADHD

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    Mark L. Norris

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  • ·7.4 Insufficient Nutrition in an Adolescent Female With MDD and Generalized Anxiety Disorder

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    Leanna Isserlin

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  • ·TRAUMA IN THE INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDER SPECTRUM: EMPOWERMENT THROUGH AWARENESS

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    Lisa C. Yeh, Shikha Verma

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  • ·8.1 Unveiling Trauma: Clinical Pearls for Recognizing PTSD in Youth With Developmental Disabilities

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    Pankhuree Vandana

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  • ·8.2 Tools for the Assessment of Trauma and Trauma-Related Symptoms in Patients With Neurodevelopmental Disorders

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    Lauren R. Nagy

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  • ·8.3 Treatment Options: Refining Treatments for Children With Intellectual Developmental Disorders Impacted by Trauma

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    Jennifer McLaren

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  • ·8.4 Strategies for Supporting Children and Adolescents With Intellectual Developmental Disorder Who Present With Trauma-Based Behavior Challenges

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    Jill Hinton

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  • ·INTERNET ADDICTION AND ADHD: A DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVE

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    Marisa Gazzillo, Gianluca Sesso

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  • ·9.1 Internet Gaming Disorder in Children and Adolescents With ADHD

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    Francesca Placini

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  • ·9.2 Internet Gaming Disorder in Children and Adolescents With ASD and ADHD

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    Giacomo Di Stefano

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  • ·9.3 Hikikomori (Severe Social Withdrawal) in Italian Adolescents: Clinical Features and Follow-Up

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    Gianluca Sesso

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  • ·9.4 Efficacy of Methylphenidate for Internet Gaming Disorder and Internet Addiction in Patients With ADHD

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    Andrea Salvati

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  • ·“IT TAKES A VILLAGE TO RAISE A CHILD”: SYSTEMS-BASED APPROACH TO WORK WITH FAMILY, SCHOOL, AND COMMUNITY FOR CHILDREN ACROSS LIFESPANS

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    Eunice Y. Yuen, William P. French, Barbara Robles-Ramamurthy

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  • ·10.1 Universal School-Based Social and Emotional Learning: From Prevention to Intervention

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    Christina Cipriano

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  • ·10.2 “Treating Family-as-a-Whole”: CHATogether Improves Teen-Parent Relationships and Clinical Outcomes in Adolescent Mental Health

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    Eunice Y. Yuen

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  • ·10.3 The Ideate Connect Build Model: Connecting Children to Their Village Through a Harvest of Ideas and Food in Their Community

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    Sherab Tsheringla

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  • ·10.4 Rooted in Transitions: Promoting Mental Health in Black Emerging Young Adults Through Faith-Based Community

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    Flavia DeSouza

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  • ·IT’S TIME FOR AUTISM TO REALLY SPEAK: NEURODIVERGENT CLINICIANS DEEPEN OUR UNDERSTANDING OF HOW TO CONNECT WITH AUTISTIC YOUTH

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    Stacy Greeter, Joshua D. Feder

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  • ·11.1 “Ask Us! We Really Do Want to Connect With You.” Understanding Autistic Empathy to Deepen Our Connection with Autistic Patients

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    Stacy Greeter

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  • ·11.2 An Autistic-Led Demonstration of Strategies to Help Clinicians Put Autistic Youth at Ease and Facilitate Connection

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    Alicia Cho

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  • ·11.3 Better Meeting the Healthcare Needs of Marginalized Autistic Youth Through a Deeper Understanding of the Challenges of Intersectional Marginalization

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    Amy M. Terry

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  • ·11.4 “Welcome to Autistic Culture!” Revealing the Healing Potential of a Neurodiversity-Affirming Approach to Treatment

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    Nikhil P. Rao

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  • ·JUST BECAUSE IT'S COMMON, DOESN'T MEAN IT'S SIMPLE: COMPLEX TOPICS IN BULLYING AND SCHOOL POLICY

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    Khushbu Shah

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  • ·12.1 Effects of Bullying and Discrimination on LGBTQ+ Students in Schools

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    Brandon Johnson

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  • ·12.2 The Complex Relationships Between Bullying and School Threats

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    Deborah Marcia Weisbrot

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  • ·12.3 When the School Bully Follows You Home: Unique Aspects in Recognizing and Managing Cyberbullying

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    Meredith Gansner

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  • ·12.4 Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists' Role in School-Based Interventions for Bullying

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    Molly M. Wimbiscus

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  • ·SOCIAL MEDIA AND ADOLESCENT SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT

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    Erin L. Belfort

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  • ·13.1 Exploration of Self-Representation and Sexuality in Online Spaces

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    Erin L. Belfort

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  • ·13.2 Pornography, Sexual Activity, and Sexting: LGBTQ+ Youth

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    Elizabeth K. Englander

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  • ·13.3 Sexuality in Gaming and Problematic Fetishization in Youth

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    Gino A. Mortillaro

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  • ·13.4 Sex Education: On the Internet, in School, and in Real Life

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    Amy M. Mayhew

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  • ·THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON FAMILIES GLOBALLY

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    Carol M. Larroque, Maria E. McGee

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  • ·14.1 Climate Change: Its Effect on the Most Vulnerable Families and Children in the United States

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    Carol M. Larroque

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  • ·14.2 Climate Change From an Indian Perspective: Exploring Interplay Between Changing Climate, Farmers’ Suicide, and Psychological Distress in Families

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    Aniruddh P. Behere

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  • ·14.3 The Effect of Catastrophic Storms on the Life of Children in Central America: Stories From the US-Mexico Border

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    Anna E. Ordóñez

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  • ·14.4 Melting Glaciers, Flash Floods, and Torrential Rains: Devastating Impact of Floods on Children and Families in Pakistan

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    Afraz U. Zaman

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  • ·THE PHENOMENOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF ANXIETY IN ASD

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    Christopher J. McDougle, Bryan H. King

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  • ·15.1 Phenomenology of Anxiety in ASD

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    Lawrence Scahill

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  • ·15.2 Nondrug Treatments of Anxiety in Individuals With ASD

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    Amy Keefer

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  • ·15.3 Pharmacological Treatment of Anxiety in ASD

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    Christopher J. McDougle

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  • ·UNTANGLING A BALL OF YARN: WORKING WITH THE IMPACT OF EARLY ATTACHMENT AND PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIPS IN FAMILIES EXPERIENCING CHILD WELFARE

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    Jeanette M. Scheid, William David Lohr

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  • ·16.1 Zero to Thrive: Paths to Resilience in the Early Years

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    Sheila M. Marcus, Katherine Lisa Rosenblum, Prachi E. Shah, Maria Muzik, Rena A. Menke

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  • ·16.2 Centering Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging in Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Workforce Development

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    Nucha Isarowong

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  • ·16.3 Child-Parent Psychotherapy: Navigating Ghosts and Angels in the Nursery

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    Joshua Russell, Sharlo L. Bayless

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  • ·16.4 Oklahoma Enhanced Foster Care: A Journey From Inception to Practice

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    Sara Marie Coffey

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  • ·INCARCERATION OF PATIENTS WITH ASD AND IDD: FROM PREVENTION TO REINTEGRATION ACROSS CLINICAL SETTING

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    Nina R. Bihani, Anish Ranjan Dube

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  • ·17.1 The New Willowbrook

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    Nina R. Bihani

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  • ·17.2 Promotion of Prosocial Behavior: Facilitating Appropriate Care for Neurodivergent Youth in an Inpatient Psychiatric Environment

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    Hannah L. Reynard

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  • ·17.3 Assessing Competency and Caring for Juveniles in Detention Settings

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    Nicole Sussman

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  • ·17.4 The Neurodivergent Life After Incarceration

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    Anoop Takher

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  • ·NAVIGATING CONSENSUS: EXPLORING CURRENT RESEARCH AND PRINCIPLES FOR INTEGRATING PHARMACOGENETICS IN PEDIATRIC PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY

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    Lisa B. Namerow, Salma Malik, Jeffrey Robert Strawn, Barbara J. Coffey

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  • ·18.1 Addressing Questions and Concerns Surrounding Pediatric Pharmacogenetic Testing: Case Scenarios and Practical Examples in Clinical Practice

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    Salma Malik

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  • ·18.2 Data Supporting Pharmacogenetic Applications in the Pharmacologic Treatment of Youth

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    Laura B. Ramsey

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  • ·18.3 Updates on Pharmacogenetic Guidelines and Resources to Support Pharmacogenetic Applications in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

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    Jeffrey R. Bishop

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  • ·18.4 Introducing a Clinical Pathway for the Integration of Pharmacogenetics Into Clinical Care

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    Lisa B. Namerow

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  • ·UNDERSTANDING THE IMPORTANCE OF GREEN SPACE TO IMPROVE YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH FROM THE CLINIC TO THE COMMUNITY

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    Jeremy D. Wortzel, Ianna Hondros-McCarthy, Joshua D. Feder

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  • ·19.1 The Epidemiological and Neurobiological Impacts of Green Space on Youth Mental Health

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    Jeremy D. Wortzel

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  • ·19.2 Creating Your Green Space Toolkit: Addressing Green Space Inequity Through Nonclinical Interventions for Youth Mental Health

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    Grace H. An

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  • ·19.3 The Fresh Air Break Law: How It Came To Be, and How Well Is It Being Implemented?

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    Ianna Hondros-McCarthy

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  • ·19.4 Bringing Greens to Youth Spaces and Youth to Green Spaces: Building Resilience Through Enhanced Relationships With Nature in Clinical and Nonclinical Settings

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    Linda M. Forsythe

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  • ·NEW FINDINGS ON THE OVERLAP AND THERAPEUTICS OF COMORBID ADHD

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    Timothy E. Wilens, Jeffrey H. Newcorn

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  • ·20.1 Mood Disorders in ADHD: Advances in Diagnosis and Treatment

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    Janet Wozniak

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  • ·20.2 ADHD in Youth With ASD: Diagnosis and Treatment

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    Gagan Joshi

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  • ·20.3 Addressing ASD-ADHD Comorbidity: Casting Light on Where None Has Been Cast Before

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    Tolga Atilla Ceranoglu

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  • ·20.4 New Findings on the Overlap and Therapeutics of ADHD and Substance Use Disorders (SUD)

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    Timothy E. Wilens

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  • ·PEDIATRIC MEDICINE UPDATE: CONTROVERSIES IN PEDIATRIC WEIGHT MANAGEMENT

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    Amy Lynn Meadows, Amy Kim

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  • ·21.1 Social Media and Pediatric Obesity: Psychological and Behavioral Implications

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    Jonathan D. Chevinsky

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  • ·21.2 Updated Pediatric Obesity Guidelines

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    Rachana Shah

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  • ·21.3 Health at Every Size: Inclusive Conversations About Body Size and Weight

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    Elizabeth Wassenaar

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  • ·21.4 So Do I Prescribe Wegovy Now? The Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist’s Role In Weight Management

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    Nazeeha J. Micciche

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  • ·SUPPORTING TRANSGENDER AND GENDER-DIVERSE YOUTH IN THE ERA OF GENDER-AFFIRMING CARE BANS

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    Brandon Johnson

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  • ·22.1 Standards of Care and Legal Landscape of Gender-Affirming Care Bans in the United States

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    Brandon Johnson

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  • ·22.2 Overview of Nonmedical Interventions for Supporting Transgender Youth in States With Gender-Affirming Care Bans

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    Jaryd Frankel

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  • ·22.3 Policy Pathways Forward in States With Gender-Affirming Care Bans

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    Brooks Keeshin

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  • ·22.4 Trainee Perspective on Gender-Affirming Care Bans

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    Gabriella Meyerson

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  • ·WHEN THE WAITING LIST IS TOO LONG TO WAIT: NOVEL BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTIONS FOR YOUNG CHILDREN AND FAMILIES WITH INCREASED ACCESS TO CARE

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    Maria Kroupina, Julia Shekunov

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  • ·23.1 Peer-to-Peer Training

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    Alissa D. Hemke

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  • ·23.2 Parent-Child Interaction Therapy Adaptation Delivered by Nurses

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    Magdalena Romanowicz

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  • ·23.3 Family Interaction Training: A Free, Online Behavioral Parent Program That Can Be Included in Treatment Plans for Young Children With Disruptive Behavior

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    Cheryl B. McNeil

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  • ·23.4 Behavior Plans in Psychiatric Visits: Use of a Complex Case and Small Group Discussion to Enhance Behavioral Skill Development in Clinicians Treating Young Children

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    Daniel J. McNeil

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  • ·NAVIGATING THE TIDES OF LEADERSHIP: STRATEGIES FOR INFLUENCE, CONNECTION, AND RESILIENCE IN CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY

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    Yiu Kee Warren Ng, Muhammad Waqar Azeem, Rahn Kennedy Bailey

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  • ·24.1 Being an Authentic Leader and Navigating With Your Core Values

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    Consuelo C. Cagande

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  • ·24.2 Beyond Communication: Connecting, Caring, and Leading in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

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    Muhammad Zeshan

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  • ·24.3 Authentic Leadership and Resilience: Lessons From an International Medical Graduate in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

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    Tanuja Gandhi

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  • ·ETHICAL DILEMMAS IN INDIVIDUALS WITH ASD AND INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDER (IDD): APPLYING FOUR PILLARS OF MEDICAL ETHICS TO INFORM DECISION MAKING IN CLINICAL PRACTICE

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    Narpinder K. Malhi, Jennifer McLaren, Mary Lynn Dell

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  • ·25.1 Addressing the Complexities of Medical Ethics in Treating individuals With ASD and Intellectual Developmental Disorders: An Overview

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    Lisa C. Yeh

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  • ·25.2 Medical Decision Making and Autonomy: Protecting “At Risk” Ethical Principles in Individual With ASD and Intellectual Developmental Disorder (IDD)

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    Pankhuree Vandana

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  • ·25.3 Navigating the Intersection of Ethics and Access to Care for Individuals With ASD and Intellectual Developmental Disorder (IDD)

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    Narpinder K. Malhi

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  • ·25.4 Ethical Considerations With Parents of Children With ASD During Genetic Counseling Appointments

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    Sarah Daniella Kevelson

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  • ·INCORPORATING DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION IN PSYCHOTHERAPY AND TRAINING TO PROVIDE LANGUAGE-COMPETENT CARE AND TO AID IN REDUCING DISPARITIES

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    Angel A. Caraballo, Khadijah Booth Watkins, Mali A. Mann, Melvin D. Oatis

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  • ·26.1 Mental Health Disparities/Inequities in Psychotherapy in Minoritized Youth

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    Angel A. Caraballo

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  • ·26.2 In the Language of Healing: Exploring the Role of First and Second Languages in Psychotherapeutic Conversations

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    Ivy Song

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  • ·26.3 Enhancing, Through Integrating Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Cultural Competency Into Psychotherapy Training for Child

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    Khadijah Booth Watkins

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  • ·BRIDGING GAPS: CLINICAL PERSPECTIVES ON FETAL ALCOHOL SPECTRUM DISORDER (FASD): A HIDDEN NEUROBEHAVIORAL DISABILITY

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    Danielle R. Shaw, Anu P. Bodla, Wynne S. Morgan

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  • ·27.1 The Case of a Hidden Diagnosis: Enhancing Care Through Awareness of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders

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    Anu P. Bodla

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  • ·27.2 Digesting the Alphabet Soup: The Clinical Pediatrician on the Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Team

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    John Stirling

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  • ·27.3 Bringing Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASDs) Out of Hiding to Treat the Whole Child in a Village: The Art of Diagnosis and Collaboration

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    Danielle R. Shaw

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  • ·27.4 Practicing Compassion: Recognizing Bias and Stigma to Facilitate Better Child and Family Outcomes

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    Jennifer Wisdahl

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  • ·HEEDING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA OF CLIMATE CHANGE: MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES FROM CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRISTS ACROSS AMERICA

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    Eva C. Ihle, Joshua R. Wortzel, Rebecca Susan Daily

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  • ·28.1 Air Quality and Children’s Mental Health: Purple Air and Purple Mood

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    George Vana

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  • ·28.2 Maui’s Changing Climate and Wildfires — Historical, Short- and Long-Term Effects on Community Resilience and Mental Health

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    Adam Coles

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  • ·28.3 Climate Activism Realized Through the Indigenous Food Sovereignty Movement

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    Eva C. Ihle

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  • ·28.4 The Impacts of Ambient Heat on the Mental Health of Children

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    Joshua R. Wortzel

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  • ·INSPIRING HOPE: AIDING ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH CHRONIC MEDICAL ILLNESS AND PSYCHIATRIC COMORBIDITIES NAVIGATE TRANSITION TO ADULT MEDICAL CARE SERVICES

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    Roberto Ortiz-Aguayo, Huma Baqir, Kristine McKenna

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  • ·29.1 “How Can a Person Know Everything at 18?”: Assessing and Advancing Readiness for Transition in Youth With Comorbid Mental Health and Chronic Health Conditions

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    Alexandra Yoon

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  • ·29.2 Transition Perspectives: Comorbid Psychiatric Disorders in Transition-Age Youth With Chronic Medical Illness

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    Saad Rahmat

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  • ·29.3 Supporting Young Adults With Developmental Disabilities to Transition to Adult-Oriented Health Care

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    Alda Maria Gonzaga

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  • ·29.4 Resilience-Oriented Care: A Path Forward for Youth With Chronic Medical and Psychiatric Illness

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    Huma Baqir

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  • ·SUBSTANCE USE DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE: CULTURALLY SENSITIVE SUBSTANCE USE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT STRATEGIES FOR RACIAL AND ETHNIC MINORITY YOUTH

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    Abita Raj, Christopher Joseph Hammond, Patrice K. Malone

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  • ·30.1 Racial and Ethnic Differences in Youth Substance Use Outcomes and Their Cultural Contexts: An Overview of Culturally Sensitive Prevention and Treatment Models

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    Christopher Joseph Hammond

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  • ·30.2 Culturally Sensitive Evidence-Based Approaches for Treating Substance Use Disorders in Asian American Youth and Families

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    Abita Raj

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  • ·30.3 Addressing Gaps and Delivering Culturally Informed Substance Use Care to Native American Youth: Insights From Data and Clinical Approaches

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    Yunichel Joo

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  • ·30.4 Culturally Attuned Approaches to Substance Use Treatment in Latinx Youth

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    Alexandra Canetti

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  • ·30.5 Culturally Attuned Approaches to Substance Use Treatment in the African and Black Diaspora (Black) Community

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    Kevin M. Simon

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  • ·CROSS-CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS ON CLIMATE CHANGE AND YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH

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    Deepika Shaligram, Amber Acquaye

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  • ·31.1 Factors Affecting Children’s Mental Health During the 2023 Maui Wildfires: Cross-cultural and Indigenous Health Perspectives

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    Megan Araujo

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  • ·31.2 The Psychological Consequences of Climate Change on Youth Mental Health

    Page :S45

    Amber Acquaye

    Plan Plan
  • ·31.3 The Neuropsychiatric Impacts of Climate Change on the Mental Health of Children

    Page :S45

    Joshua R. Wortzel

    Plan Plan
  • ·NAVIGATING THE PATH TO SUCCESS: A GUIDE TO SCHOOL SUPPORT AND THE TRANSITION TO COLLEGE FOR ADOLESCENTS AND TRANSITIONAL-AGE YOUTH WITH EARLY PSYCHOSIS

    Page :S46

    Zhanna Elberg, Olivia Hamrah, Erika Ryst

    Plan Plan
  • ·32.1 Working Across Systems: Collaborating With Middle and High Schools to Support Students Experiencing Psychosis

    Page :S46

    Olivia Hamrah

    Plan Plan
  • ·32.2 Facilitating Safe Transitions to College for Adolescents and Transitional-Age Youth with Psychosis

    Page :S46

    Huma Baqir

    Plan Plan
  • ·32.3 Building Bridges: The Role of Supported Employment and Education Specialists (SEES) in the Treatment of Youth With Early Psychosis

    Page :S47

    Phillip J. Thomas

    Plan Plan
  • ·32.4 A Student's Perspective: Learning From a Young Adult With Lived Experience

    Page :S47

    Bethany Boik

    Plan Plan
  • ·UPDATES IN CURRENT EVIDENCE AND INNOVATIONS IN PEDIATRIC DELIRIUM

    Page :S47

    Julienne R. Jacobson, Susan Beckwitt Turkel

    Plan Plan
  • ·33.1 Putting the Peds-PANDEM Guidelines Into Practice

    Page :S47

    Heidi A.B. Smith

    Plan Plan
  • ·33.2 Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICS) on Kids

    Page :S48

    Ewa D. Bieber

    Plan Plan
  • ·33.3 Longer-Term Outcomes Related to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit

    Page :S48

    Lara P. Nelson

    Plan Plan
  • ·CHILDREN AND WAR: EXPOSURES, OUTCOMES, AND INTERVENTIONS

    Page :S48

    Stephen J. Cozza

    Plan Plan
  • ·34.1 Children's Exposures During Wartime

    Page :S48

    Jerry Trotter

    Plan Plan
  • ·34.2 Traumatic Outcome in War-Exposed Children

    Page :S49

    Steven J. Berkowitz

    Plan Plan
  • ·34.3 Building Social-Emotional Capacity in War-Exposed Children

    Page :S49

    Joshua D. Feder

    Plan Plan
  • ·34.4 Supporting the Mental Health of Children in De-Occupied Territories of Ukraine

    Page :S49

    Suzan J. Song

    Plan Plan
  • ·HEALTHY SEXUALITY IN INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDER: PRACTICAL PEARLS FOR CLINICAL PRACTICE

    Page :S50

    Kathleen A. Koth, Pankhuree Vandana

    Plan Plan
  • ·35.1 Unveiling the Silenced Narratives: A Journey Through the History of Sexuality in Individuals With Intellectual Developmental Disorder (IDD) and the Educational Gaps

    Page :S50

    Kathleen A. Koth

    Plan Plan
  • ·35.2 Intimacy Illuminated: Intellectual Developmental Disorder Sex Education for Inclusive Understanding

    Page :S50

    Lisa C. Yeh

    Plan Plan
  • ·35.3 Dating and Relationships in Youth With Intellectual Developmental Disorder

    Page :S50

    Jill Hinton

    Plan Plan
  • ·35.4 Inclusivity Across Identities: Navigating Needs of Individuals With Intellectual Developmental Disorder (IDD) Within the LGBTQ+ Community

    Page :S51

    Shikha Verma

    Plan Plan
  • ·SOCIAL MEDIA AND SUBSTANCE USE: HOW SOCIAL MEDIA SHAPES AND FUELS ADOLESCENT SUBSTANCE USE AND HOW WE CAN RESPOND

    Page :S51

    David Louis Atkinson, Iliyan Ivanov

    Plan Plan
  • ·36.1 Navigating Social Media: Understanding and Mitigating Drug-Related Content Exposure

    Page :S51

    Halimah Hamidu-Egiebor

    Plan Plan
  • ·36.2 Influencers Under the Influence: Substance-Related Messaging Available to Teens on Social Media Platforms

    Page :S52

    Natalie Seminario

    Plan Plan
  • ·36.3 Purchase and Sale of Substances By Adolescents Via Social Media Platforms, and Barriers to Recovery

    Page :S52

    David Louis Atkinson

    Plan Plan
  • ·36.4 Youth Enterprises on Social Media: Exploitation Risk and Harm Reduction

    Page :S52

    Olivia Hindera

    Plan Plan
  • ·BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES OF IMPLEMENTING DBT ACROSS MULTIPLE LEVELS OF CARE

    Page :S53

    Jyotsna S. Ranga

    Plan Plan
  • ·37.1 Implementing DBT in the Outpatient Setting

    Page :S53

    Jamie A. Ryder

    Plan Plan
  • ·37.2 Implementing DBT in the Partial Hospitalization Setting

    Page :S53

    Kristen Keeley

    Plan Plan
  • ·37.3 Implementing DBT in the Residential Hospitalization Setting

    Page :S53

    Kristen Keeley

    Plan Plan
  • ·37.4 Implementing DBT in the Inpatient Setting

    Page :S54

    Jawed M. Bharwani

    Plan Plan
  • ·ETHICAL AND LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE CARE OF PATIENTS WITH EATING DISORDERS

    Page :S54

    Jennifer L. Goetz, Colleen K. Manak

    Plan Plan
  • ·38.1 Autonomy Vs Beneficence: Opposing Ethical Principles in the Care of Eating Disorder Patients

    Page :S54

    Jennifer L. Goetz, Angela C. Eke-Usim

    Plan Plan
  • ·38.2 The Adolescent and the Eating Disorder: Burgeoning Autonomy in Times of Crisis

    Page :S54

    Bonny Patel, Aishwarya Rajagopalan

    Plan Plan
  • ·38.3 The Role of Guardianship in Eating Disorder Care

    Page :S54

    Anupriya Schnapp, Gabrielle Veronica Paul

    Plan Plan
  • ·PARASOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS IN ADOLESCENTS

    Page :S55

    Ailyn D. Diaz, Kristopher Kaliebe

    Plan Plan
  • ·39.1 “If Only I Could Be Her, Lying In My Coffin”: Psychological Function of Parasocial Relationships in Teens

    Page :S55

    Michael Adam Shapiro

    Plan Plan
  • ·39.2 Influenced: The Teen Mind Vs Social Media Influencers

    Page :S55

    Sumru A. Bilge-Johnson

    Plan Plan
  • ·39.3 From Stan to Bestie: Navigating Parasocial Relationships With Celebrities and Korean Pop Idols in Children and Adolescents

    Page :S56

    Chaden Noureddine, Alicia W. Leong

    Plan Plan
  • ·39.4 Screen Connections: Assessing Parasocial Relationships in Teens in Everyday Clinical Practice

    Page :S56

    Ailyn D. Diaz

    Plan Plan
  • ·SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE — GETTING OUR KIDS TO BED

    Page :S56

    Anna Ivanenko, Jess P. Shatkin

    Plan Plan
  • ·40.1 ADHD Medications and Sleep

    Page :S57

    Mark A. Stein

    Plan Plan
  • ·40.2 Cannabis and Sleep

    Page :S57

    Jess P. Shatkin

    Plan Plan
  • ·40.3 Circadian Rhythm Sleep Wake Disorders

    Page :S57

    Reut Gruber

    Plan Plan
  • ·40.4 School Start Time Change: Where Are We Now?

    Page :S57

    Judith Owens

    Plan Plan
  • ·TOURETTE'S DISORDER CLINICAL DILEMMA: FROM THEORETICAL FINDINGS TO PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS

    Page :S57

    Erica Greenberg, Barbara J. Coffey

    Plan Plan
  • ·41.1 Updates in Tourette's Disorder Genetics

    Page :S58

    Carol Mathews

    Plan Plan
  • ·41.2 Women and Tic Disorders

    Page :S58

    Cathy L. Budman

    Plan Plan
  • ·41.3 Noninvasive Brain Stimulation in Tourette's Disorder

    Page :S58

    Christine Conelea

    Plan Plan
  • ·ARABS AND CHILD MENTAL HEALTH: ON EMPATHY, BIAS, ACCULTURATION AND USING CULTURAL LANGUAGE IN THERAPY

    Page :S59

    Firas A. Nakshabandi, Khalid Imran Afzal, Alaa Elnajjar, Oday Alsarraf

    Plan Plan
  • ·42.1 Arabs and Child Mental Health: Cultural Considerations and the Relationship Between Empathy, Bias, and Stress

    Page :S59

    Firas A. Nakshabandi

    Plan Plan
  • ·42.2 Arabs and Child Mental Health: Acculturation Issues and Cultural Language in Family Therapy

    Page :S59

    Khalid Imran Afzal, Firas A. Nakshabandi

    Plan Plan
  • ·42.3 Arabs and Child Mental Health: Effects of Negative Stereotypes and Negative Media Portrayal on the Mental Health of Children and Families of Arab Descent

    Page :S59

    Oday Alsarraf, Firas A. Nakshabandi

    Plan Plan
  • ·DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF BEHAVIORAL RESPONSE IN PEDIATRIC HEALTH SYSTEMS: FROM PROACTIVE TO REACTIVE

    Page :S60

    Katherine Ort, Becky Lois

    Plan Plan
  • ·43.1 Many Flavors to Choose From While Keeping to the Key Ingredients: Benchmarking and Early Implementation of a Behavioral Event Support Team

    Page :S60

    Nasuh Malas

    Plan Plan
  • ·43.2 Help STAT! Behavior Response Team — Proactive and Reactive Strategies

    Page :S60

    Alba Pergjika

    Plan Plan
  • ·43.3 Proactive Care Planning: A Key Ingredient for Successful Complex Care Hospitalization

    Page :S61

    Aishwarya Rajagopalan, Hendi Berrios

    Plan Plan
  • ·43.4 Strategies to Prevent Behavioral Escalation

    Page :S61

    Alexandra Marcovicci

    Plan Plan
  • ·MANAGING THE RISE IN COLLEGE STUDENTS SEEKING DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF ADHD

    Page :S61

    Leah Jesse

    Plan Plan
  • ·44.1 ADHD in the Transitional-Age Youth of Today

    Page :S62

    Raymond Patrick Gonzales

    Plan Plan
  • ·44.2 Transitional-Age Youth and Increasing Interest in ADHD

    Page :S62

    Priya F. Gearin

    Plan Plan
  • ·44.3 College Campuses and ADHD

    Page :S62

    Ellen House

    Plan Plan
  • ·44.4 Unique Considerations When Treating ADHD in Special Student Populations

    Page :S62

    Susan Morine

    Plan Plan
  • ·ADVANCED PRACTICE CLINICIANS IN PSYCHIATRY: PATHWAYS TO SAFE, QUALITY, AND ACCESSIBLE CARE

    Page :S63

    Christopher A. Wall, Kyle R. Cedermark, Israel O. Sokeye, Molly M. Erdmann

    Plan Plan
  • ·45.1 Practice Advancement for Advanced Practitioners: The Time Is Now

    Page :S63

    Christopher A. Wall

    Plan Plan
  • ·45.2 Forming a Practice Advancement and Education Committee: Objective Value

    Page :S63

    Kyle R. Cedermark

    Plan Plan
  • ·45.3 Getting Ready for the Next Frontier: Welcoming Advanced Practice Clinicians into Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Care

    Page :S64

    Israel O. Sokeye

    Plan Plan
  • ·45.4 From Nurse to Student to Practitioner: Learning the “New” Ropes

    Page :S64

    Molly M. Erdmann

    Plan Plan
  • ·DIGITAL ALCHEMY: SHAPING THE FUTURE OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

    Page :S64

    Cody Roi

    Plan Plan
  • ·46.1 Playdates With Pixels: Utilizing Artificial Intelligence–Based Patients to Train Future Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists

    Page :S64

    Cody Roi

    Plan Plan
  • ·46.2 Digital Dynamics: Exploring the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Pediatric Psychotherapy Education

    Page :S65

    Martin J. Drell

    Plan Plan
  • ·46.3 Who's in the Room: Can an Artificial Intelligence Bot Mimic Working With a Family of Caregivers for Children with ASD?

    Page :S65

    Charles Calvin Coleman

    Plan Plan
  • ·46.4 Advancing Equity in Pediatric Mental Health With Artificial Intelligence and Human-Centered Design

    Page :S65

    Alessandra N. Bazzano

    Plan Plan
  • ·INNOVATIVE MODELS TO IMPROVE CARE FOR YOUTH WITH NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS IN MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS

    Page :S66

    Matthew Siegel, Pilar Trelles

    Plan Plan
  • ·47.1 Behavior Safety Team: Supporting Staff Caring for Neurodevelopmental Disorder Patients With Behavioral Risk in a Children’s Hospital

    Page :S66

    Rena Sorensen

    Plan Plan
  • ·47.2 Development and Implementation of a Care Pathway for Youth With ASD and Intellectual Disability and Aggressive Behavior for a Pediatric General Medical Floor

    Page :S66

    Kelly Blankenship

    Plan Plan
  • ·47.3 Creation and Implementation of an ASD Care Pathway in a General Psychiatric Acute-Care Setting

    Page :S66

    Beryl Filton

    Plan Plan
  • ·47.4 Optimizing Inpatient Psychiatry Care in General Units for Youth With Developmental Disorders: The Role of Multidisciplinary Consultation Teams

    Page :S67

    Pankhuree Vandana

    Plan Plan
  • ·REVOLUTIONIZING PSYCHIATRIC EDUCATION AND CARE: CUTTING-EDGE APPROACHES TO INFANT AND PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH INTEGRATION

    Page :S67

    Amalia Londoño Tobón, Sheila M. Marcus

    Plan Plan
  • ·48.1 Michigan Clinical Consultation and Care (MC3) Perinatal Patient Care Supporting Infant Mental Health

    Page :S67

    Rena A. Menke

    Plan Plan
  • ·48.2 Supporting Frontline Clinicians: Collaborating Across Maternal and Child Systems to Bridge Care Gaps in Louisiana

    Page :S68

    Julianna Finelli

    Plan Plan
  • ·48.3 Integrating a Maternal-Infant Mental Health Lens in a Perinatal Intensive Outpatient Program

    Page :S68

    Amalia Londoño Tobón

    Plan Plan
  • ·48.4 Integrating Perinatal and Infant Mental Health Clinical Services and Education Opportunities at Weill Cornell Medicine

    Page :S68

    Soudabeh Givrad

    Plan Plan
  • ·USING LANDMARK CASES TO GUIDE CRITICAL ISSUES FACING CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRISTS

    Page :S69

    Kayla L. Fisher

    Plan Plan
  • ·49.1 Using Landmark Cases Regarding Custody and Termination of Parental Rights to Guide Critical Issues Facing Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists

    Page :S69

    Kayla L. Fisher

    Plan Plan
  • ·49.2 Using Landmark Cases on Educational Rights of Children to Guide Critical Issues Facing Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists

    Page :S69

    Mary Lynn Dell

    Plan Plan
  • ·49.3 Using Landmark Cases in Child Abuse Reporting to Guide Critical Issues Facing Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists

    Page :S69

    Armaan Zare

    Plan Plan
  • ·49.4 Using Landmark Cases Regarding Special Cases in Child Abuse Reporting to Guide Critical Issues Facing Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists

    Page :S70

    Aateqa Ismail

    Plan Plan
  • ·YOUTH OPIOID USE DISORDER: DECONSTRUCTING THE BARRIERS TO MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT WITH FOCUS ON BUPRENORPHINE

    Page :S70

    Mirela Loftus, Marc Fishman

    Plan Plan
  • ·50.1 Myths, Facts, and Stats About Medications for Opioid Use Disorder: An Overview of the Evidence

    Page :S70

    Deepa R. Camenga

    Plan Plan
  • ·50.2 Medication in Opioid Use Disorder Practices in Colorado

    Page :S70

    Roseanne J. Mauch

    Plan Plan
  • ·50.3 Cautionary Tales for Medication Treatment in Opioid Use Disorder

    Page :S71

    Mirela Loftus

    Plan Plan
  • ·50.4 Unmasking Addiction Stigma: Exploring the Impact of Healthcare Stigma on Treatment Hesitation in Addiction Care

    Page :S71

    Hira Waseem

    Plan Plan
  • ·THE SOONER, THE BETTER: WHY DIAGNOSING ADOLESCENT BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER IS EVIDENCE-BASED AND EFFECTIVE

    Page :S71

    Allison B. Ventura, Caitlin R. Costello

    Plan Plan
  • ·51.1 Myths and Misconceptions About Diagnosing Borderline Personality Disorder in Adolescents

    Page :S72

    Ashley Maliken

    Plan Plan
  • ·51.2 A Tulip in the Rose Garden: The Biosocial Theory of Borderline Personality Disorder

    Page :S72

    Kyrill Gurtovenko

    Plan Plan
  • ·51.3 Expand Your Toolbox: Diagnostic Assessments and Interventions for Youth Borderline Personality Disorder

    Page :S72

    Allison B. Ventura

    Plan Plan
  • ·51.4 Educating and Empowering Caregivers: Effective Psychoeducational Strategies and Safety Triage Interventions for Adolescents With Borderline Personality Disorder

    Page :S73

    Catherine E. Esperanza

    Plan Plan
  • ·CLOSING THE GAP: CLINICAL PERSPECTIVES FROM SCHOOL-BASED COLLABORATIVE CARE

    Page :S73

    Nayla M. Khoury, Molly M. Wimbiscus, Aiyana Rivera-Rodriguez

    Plan Plan
  • ·52.1 School-Based Collaborative Care in Ithaca City School District

    Page :S73

    Melissa Dhundale

    Plan Plan
  • ·52.2 All Hands on Deck: Building Collaborative School-Based Mental Health Care Through Medical Training and Interdisciplinary Teaming

    Page :S74

    Ayan Sanyal

    Plan Plan
  • ·52.3 Partnering With Schools: A Multidisciplinary Approach and Collaborative Framework

    Page :S74

    Angelina Morales

    Plan Plan
  • ·EVERYTHING, EVERYWHERE: MANAGING MEDICALLY AND PSYCHIATRICALLY COMPLEX PATIENTS ACROSS THE CARE CONTINUUM

    Page :S74

    Anna C. Muriel, Katherine Ort

    Plan Plan
  • ·53.1 Using a Medical Psychiatric Program to Coordinate Care Across Multiple Settings

    Page :S74

    Stanley Brewer

    Plan Plan
  • ·53.2 Pediatric Somatization: Strategies for Bridging From Hospital to Community Care

    Page :S75

    Andrea J.M. Chapman

    Plan Plan
  • ·53.3 Pediatric Patients With Eating Disorders: Standardizing Support Across the Continuum of Care

    Page :S75

    Becky Lois

    Plan Plan
  • ·53.4 Filling the Gaps: A Continuum of Care Model That Works

    Page :S75

    Nadine Schwartz

    Plan Plan
  • ·EXAMINING THE EVOLVING FATHER-DAUGHTER RELATIONSHIP ACROSS CULTURES

    Page :S76

    Deepika Shaligram, Alexandra Murray Harrison

    Plan Plan
  • ·54.1 Traversing Time and Tradition in Indian Father-Daughter Relationships

    Page :S76

    Abishek Bala

    Plan Plan
  • ·54.2 Like Father, Like Daughter: Exploring the Father-Daughter Dynamic in El Salvador

    Page :S76

    Henry R. Marquez-Castro

    Plan Plan
  • ·54.3 The Role of a Muslim Father: Nurturing Daughters With Love, Respect, and Cultural Wisdom

    Page :S77

    Muhammad Zeshan

    Plan Plan
  • ·54.4 Strengthening Bonds: Exploring Father-Daughter Relationships in Black Families

    Page :S77

    Kevin M. Simon

    Plan Plan
  • ·GRASSROOTS SYSTEMS TRANSFORMATION

    Page :S77

    Paula D. Riggs, Sandra L. Fritsch

    Plan Plan
  • ·55.1 Novel Care Delivery in Nontraditional Settings for Youth With Opioid and Other Substance Use Disorders

    Page :S78

    Leslie A. Hulvershorn

    Plan Plan
  • ·55.2 Overcoming Systemic Barriers to Expand Youth Access to Integrated Treatment for Co-occurring Disorders

    Page :S78

    Paula D. Riggs

    Plan Plan
  • ·55.3 Transforming the Landscape of Behavioral Health Care: First New York, and Then...

    Page :S78

    Stephanie Marquesano

    Plan Plan
  • ·NEUROGENETIC SYNDROMES: A COMPARISON OF FOUR SYNDROMES TO IDIOPATHIC ASD

    Page :S79

    Robyn P. Thom, Christopher J. McDougle, David S. Hong

    Plan Plan
  • ·56.1 Williams Syndrome

    Page :S79

    Robyn P. Thom

    Plan Plan
  • ·56.2 Experimental Therapeutics in Phelan-McDermid Syndrome

    Page :S79

    Alexander Kolevzon

    Plan Plan
  • ·56.3 Down Syndrome: Common Psychiatric Presentations and Pharmacologic Treatments

    Page :S79

    Christopher J. McDougle

    Plan Plan
  • ·56.4 Duplication 15q Syndrome

    Page :S80

    Dana Tran

    Plan Plan
  • ·WHEN CATATONIA MASQUERADES: SYMPTOMATIC AND SYNDROMIC OVERLAP

    Page :S80

    H. Yavuz Ince, Neera Ghaziuddin, Catherine Fuchs

    Plan Plan
  • ·57.1 Stereotypies Vs Compulsions and Perseveration Vs Obsessions: The Diagnostic Complexity of OCD and Catatonia in the Neurodevelopmental Patient Population

    Page :S80

    Hannah L. Reynard, Neera Ghaziuddin

    Plan Plan
  • ·57.2 Down Syndrome Regression Disorder and Catatonia: Developmentally Indistinct

    Page :S81

    Alexander W. Palffy

    Plan Plan
  • ·57.3 Diagnosis Dilemma: Differentiating Catatonia from Psychosis

    Page :S81

    Musa Yilanli

    Plan Plan
  • ·57.4 Epilepsy, Epileptic Encephalopathy, and Catatonia: The Diagnostic Conundrum

    Page :S81

    H. Yavuz Ince, Kerri Neville

    Plan Plan
  • ·“CAN’T STOP, WON’T STOP”: ADDICTION IN TRANSITIONAL-AGE YOUTH

    Page :S81

    Hyun Jung Kim, Susan G.M. Parke, Cynthia Wilson

    Plan Plan
  • ·58.1 Cannabis Use and Psychosis Risk in Transitional-Age Youth (TAY): Causality Debate

    Page :S82

    Hyun Jung Kim

    Plan Plan
  • ·58.2 Likes, Follows, Swipes: This is Your Brain on Social Media

    Page :S82

    Charlotte M. Schwarz

    Plan Plan
  • ·58.3 Transitional-Age Youth (TAY) Sex: How Much Is Too Much?

    Page :S82

    Susan G.M. Parke

    Plan Plan
  • ·58.4 Video Game Addiction and Aggression in Transitional-Age Youth (TAY): When Is It No Longer Just a Game?

    Page :S83

    Alexandra N. Price

    Plan Plan
  • ·TRAUMATIZED YOUTH IN OUR HIGHEST LEVELS OF CARE: MANAGING SEVERE MALADAPTIVE BEHAVIORS TO PROTECT BOTH PATIENTS AND STAFF

    Page :S83

    Ruby E. Reed, Bruce Hassuk

    Plan Plan
  • ·59.1 Managing the Most Aggressive and Dangerous Self-Harm Behaviors on Inpatient Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Units

    Page :S83

    Anna J. Kerlek

    Plan Plan
  • ·59.2 Virtual Predicaments: Cutting on Screen. Can You Handle It?

    Page :S84

    Cassandra Ann Gibson

    Plan Plan
  • ·59.3 Bang Your Head, Mental Health Will Drive You Mad: Managing Dangerous Self-Harm Behaviors in Child and Adolescent Residential Settings

    Page :S84

    Thomas Ricart

    Plan Plan
  • ·BUILDING BRIDGES AND MOVING MOUNTAINS: PRACTICAL TIPS FOR CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRISTS TO PROMOTE POSITIVE CHANGE WHEN WORKING WITH YOUTH AND FAMILIES WHO ARE CHILD WELFARE-INVOLVED

    Page :S84

    Wynne S. Morgan, William David Lohr

    Plan Plan
  • ·60.1 Child Welfare 101: What Every Psychiatry Resident Needs to Know

    Page :S85

    Jesse S. Matherly

    Plan Plan
  • ·60.2 Deprescribing: Unique Challenges and Clinical Strategies in Working With Foster Care Youth

    Page :S85

    Eugene Grudnikoff

    Plan Plan
  • ·60.3 Building Relational Health in the Clinic Setting: Trauma-Informed Parenting Tools to Help Support Adoption and Reunification Journeys

    Page :S85

    Wynne S. Morgan

    Plan Plan
  • ·60.4 How to Support Caregivers: Perspectives From a Foster and Adoptive Parent

    Page :S85

    Molly Hanson

    Plan Plan
  • ·DISINHIBITED SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT DISORDER: CONSENSUS AND CONUNDRUMS

    Page :S86

    Kate Cowhey, Charles H. Zeanah, Mary Margaret Gleason

    Plan Plan
  • ·61.1 The Phenomenology of Disinhibited Social Engagement Disorder (DSED)

    Page :S86

    Kate Cowhey

    Plan Plan
  • ·61.2 History and Rationale for the Disinhibited Social Engagement Disorder (DSED) Diagnosis

    Page :S86

    Charles H. Zeanah

    Plan Plan
  • ·61.3 Assessment and Treatment of Disinhibited Social Engagement Disorder (DSED)

    Page :S86

    Julianna Finelli

    Plan Plan
  • ·FAMILIES WITH GUNS: STRATEGIES FOR FIREARM SAFETY, SUICIDE PREVENTION, AND COPING WITH THE AFTERMATH OF A GUN SUICIDE

    Page :S87

    Beverly J. Bryant, Judith A. Cohen

    Plan Plan
  • ·62.1 Talking to Families About Suicide and Gun Safety

    Page :S87

    Beverly J. Bryant

    Plan Plan
  • ·62.2 Safety Planning in Youth at Risk of Suicide

    Page :S87

    Kimberly Hu

    Plan Plan
  • ·62.3 Decreasing Suicide Risk in LGBTQ+ Youth

    Page :S88

    Nathalie Szilagyi

    Plan Plan
  • ·62.4 Helping Families Recover After Youth Gun Suicides

    Page :S88

    Anthony P. Mannarino, Judith A. Cohen

    Plan Plan
  • ·THE RISE OF EATING DISORDERS IN HISPANIC COMMUNITIES

    Page :S88

    Richard D. Ha, Paul D.C. Zimmer, Jennifer L. Derenne

    Plan Plan
  • ·63.1 Pre- and Postacute COVID-19 Pandemic Differences in Diagnoses Related to Disordered Eating Patterns Among Hispanic Youth Requiring Inpatient or Partial Hospital Program (PHP) Level of Treatment

    Page :S89

    Marisela Munoz Puga

    Plan Plan
  • ·63.2 Characteristics and Comorbidities in Hispanic Youth With Eating Disorders Requiring Inpatient/Partial Hospital Program (PHP) Level of Care in an Eating Disorders Program at an Academic Institution in Texas During Pre and Post COVID-19 Pandemic Years

    Page :S89

    Maria Elizabeth Weidmer-Mikhail

    Plan Plan
  • ·63.3 Eating Disorders Trends and Treatment Considerations in LGBTQI Latinx Youth

    Page :S89

    Veronica G. Tapia

    Plan Plan
  • ·HOW TO MAKE SENSE OF ALL THE NOISE: AN EXPLOSION OF PARENTING CONTENT AND HOW TO NAVIGATE IT

    Page :S89

    Janet Charoensook, Erica Z. Shoemaker

    Plan Plan
  • ·64.1 Making Sense Out of Chaos: A Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist's Perspective on the Explosion of Parenting Media Content

    Page :S90

    Sarah Sicher

    Plan Plan
  • ·64.2 So Many Parenting Books! So Many Tips! What's the Evidence?

    Page :S90

    Janet Charoensook

    Plan Plan
  • ·64.3 Pop Culture Parenting: Exploring Tiger Moms, Gentle Parents, and Parents of “Successful People”

    Page :S90

    Ariana Zargarian

    Plan Plan
  • ·64.4 So You Think You Can Parent? Adapting Parenting Programs for Crisis Stabilization to Facilitate Familial Resilience

    Page :S90

    Michelle Wu

    Plan Plan
  • ·IS KETAMINE THE NEW “WONDER DRUG”? THE BIOMEDICAL MODEL, KETAMINE-ASSISTED PSYCHOTHERAPY, AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF KETAMINE TREATMENT FOR DEPRESSION IN YOUTH

    Page :S91

    Ekta Patel, Adelaide S. Robb

    Plan Plan
  • ·65.1 The Biomedical Model of Ketamine and its Feasibility in Various Medical Settings

    Page :S91

    Tanya Vayngortin, Shamilka Seneviratne

    Plan Plan
  • ·65.2 A Hospital Clinical Protocol for Ketamine Treatment of Adolescent Treatment-Resistant Depression and Suicidality: Clinical and Ethical Considerations

    Page :S91

    Rebecca Marshall

    Plan Plan
  • ·65.3 The Psychotherapeutic Model of Ketamine-Assisted Therapy in the Outpatient Setting

    Page :S92

    Suraiya S. Rahman

    Plan Plan
  • ·LIFE MEMBERS WISDOM CLINICAL PERSPECTIVES: CHILDHOODS AND SOCIETIES: CLINICAL PEARLS FROM THE LIVES OF FOUR INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS INDIVIDUALS

    Page :S92

    Marilyn B. Benoit

    Plan Plan
  • ·66.1 Mother Teresa: Her Life Story and Developmental Highlights

    Page :S92

    Rama Rao Gogineni

    Plan Plan
  • ·66.2 Nelson Mandela — “I Have Crossed Famous Rivers”

    Page :S93

    Cheryl S. Al-Mateen

    Plan Plan
  • ·66.3 Albert Schweitzer: A Reverence for Life, Empathy, and the Medical Vocation

    Page :S93

    Eugenio M. Rothe

    Plan Plan
  • ·66.4 Elie Wiesel and the Developmental Role of Expressed Memory as an Antidote to Indifference

    Page :S93

    Peter R. Cohen

    Plan Plan
  • ·OVERCOMING RURAL BARRIERS: INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO CARE IN RURAL COMMUNITIES

    Page :S93

    Virginia F. Barbosa, John M. Diamond

    Plan Plan
  • ·67.1 Creating Collaborative Care Models in Rural Vermont

    Page :S94

    Linda Zamvil

    Plan Plan
  • ·67.2 A Roadmap for Developing an ASD Multidisciplinary Clinic in an Underserved Rural Community Mental Health Agency

    Page :S94

    Virginia F. Barbosa

    Plan Plan
  • ·67.3 Innovations to Address the Youth Mental Health Crisis in Rural Areas

    Page :S94

    Julie Balaban

    Plan Plan
  • ·PHARMACOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT OF MALADAPTIVE BEHAVIORS IN ASD WITH COMORBID PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

    Page :S95

    Alice R. Mao, Olivia Hindera, Bryan H. King

    Plan Plan
  • ·68.1 Assessment and Management of Maladaptive Behaviors in ASD

    Page :S95

    Alice R. Mao

    Plan Plan
  • ·68.2 Similarities and Differences Between ASD Features and OCD

    Page :S95

    Roma Vasa

    Plan Plan
  • ·68.3 Pharmacologic Treatment for ADHD and Associated Symptoms in ASD

    Page :S95

    Olivia Hindera

    Plan Plan
  • ·TRAUMA OF PEDIATRIC ILLNESS: IMPACT ON THE DEVELOPING BRAIN AND ON CAREGIVERS

    Page :S96

    Maalobeeka Gangopadhyay, Lara P. Nelson

    Plan Plan
  • ·69.1 Infant Development and the Intersection With Medical Trauma

    Page :S96

    Catherine Fuchs

    Plan Plan
  • ·69.2 Attachment, Separation Anxiety, and Medical Trauma

    Page :S96

    Gabrielle H. Silver

    Plan Plan
  • ·69.3 Medical Trauma: Early Assessment Algorithms and Intervention Models

    Page :S97

    Maria Kroupina

    Plan Plan
  • ·69.4 Moral Distress and Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms in Pediatric Critical Care

    Page :S97

    Tasia York

    Plan Plan
  • ·UNSEEN IDENTITIES: ROMANCE, ASEXUALITY, AND NONMONOGAMY IN CHILD AND ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH

    Page :S97

    German E. Velez, Angel A. Caraballo

    Plan Plan
  • ·70.1 Understanding Asexuality in Adolescents

    Page :S97

    Samantha Hayes

    Plan Plan
  • ·70.2 Incorporating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Principles in Discussing Relationship Orientations

    Page :S98

    Brenda Cartujano Barrera

    Plan Plan
  • ·70.3 Nonmonogamy: Concepts and Clinical Implications

    Page :S98

    Chelsea Cosner

    Plan Plan
  • ·JAACAPXCLINICAL PERSPECTIVES: MORE CLINICAL IDEAS TO SHARE FOR ADVANCING ANTIRACISM IN CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY

    Page :S98

    Lisa R. Fortuna, Barbara Robles-Ramamurthy

    Plan Plan
  • ·71.1 Antiracist Clinical Practices to Promote the Mental Health of Unaccompanied Immigrant Minors

    Page :S99

    Thania Galvan, Amanda C. Venta, Michelle A. Silva, Oswaldo Moreno, Alfonso Mercado, Luz M. Garcini

    Plan Plan
  • ·71.2 Antiracism Work in Schools: Community Partnerships to Promote Youth Mental Health

    Page :S99

    Barbara Robles-Ramamurthy

    Plan Plan
  • ·71.3 Holding Space for Facilitated Dialogues on Antiracism in Academic Medicine

    Page :S99

    Obianuju J. Berry

    Plan Plan
  • ·71.4 Promoting Racial/Ethnic Identity in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Treatments

    Page :S99

    Jocelyn I. Meza, Eraka P.J. Bath

    Plan Plan
  • ·EVALUATING AGGRESSION IN CLINICAL SETTINGS

    Page :S100

    Ekaterina A. Stepanova, Robert L. Findling

    Plan Plan
  • ·72.1 Unraveling the Threads: A Comprehensive Exploration of Diagnosing Aggression in Children

    Page :S100

    Ekaterina A. Stepanova, Robert L. Findling

    Plan Plan
  • ·72.2 Norms and Clinical Utility of the Reactive Aggression Assessment (RAGA): A Novel Parent-Report Measure of Childhood Reactive Aggression

    Page :S100

    Joshua A. Langfus

    Plan Plan
  • ·72.3 Can We Use Evidence-Based Assessment to Get Traction Treating Aggression?

    Page :S101

    Eric A. Youngstrom, David Axelson

    Plan Plan
  • ·INTEGRATED AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC UNITS THROUGH THE CONTINUUM OF CARE: FROM INPATIENT MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC TO INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT

    Page :S101

    Alba Pergjika, Stacy S. Drury

    Plan Plan
  • ·73.1 Lessons Learned at an Inpatient Integrated Care (Med/Psych) Unit

    Page :S101

    Mirabelle Mattar

    Plan Plan
  • ·73.2 Unique Perspective in Treatment of Child and Adolescent Patients With Co-Occurring Psychiatric and Physical Illnesses

    Page :S102

    Annmarie Caracansi

    Plan Plan
  • ·73.3 The Evolution of a Pediatric Med/Psych Unit Within a Continuum of Mental Health Care at a Freestanding Children's Hospital

    Page :S102

    Daniel Spencer

    Plan Plan
  • ·73.4 Organization and Development of Interdisciplinary Outpatient Models of Care for Youth With Chronic Medical Illness and Psychiatric Comorbidities

    Page :S102

    Souraya Torbey

    Plan Plan
  • ·REDEFINING PSYCHIATRIC CARE: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE’S IMPACT ON YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH

    Page :S103

    Dale A. Peeples

    Plan Plan
  • ·74.1 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence: Our New Sixth Sense

    Page :S103

    Tevin Solomon Um

    Plan Plan
  • ·74.2 Clinical Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Health Care

    Page :S103

    Rina G. Bhalodi

    Plan Plan
  • ·74.3 Artificial Intelligence–Driven Psychiatry Interventions: From Chatbots to Toys

    Page :S103

    Dustin Wong

    Plan Plan
  • ·74.4 Ethical Considerations and Future Directions for Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Practice

    Page :S104

    Elizabeth Kim

    Plan Plan
  • ·A SHORT GOOD LIFE: REFLECTIONS ON SELF-CARE AND GROWTH THROUGH BEREAVEMENT

    Page :S104

    Timothy Rice, Nathaniel Donson

    Plan Plan
  • ·75.1 Personal Narrative

    Page :S104

    Philip Lister

    Plan Plan
  • ·75.2 Interview of Dr. Phillip Lister

    Page :S104

    Joshua D. Sparrow

    Plan Plan
  • ·75.3 Clinical Framework

    Page :S105

    Julia A. Kearney

    Plan Plan
  • ·75.4 Trainee's Perspective

    Page :S105

    Anton D. Livshin

    Plan Plan
  • ·MAINTAINING WELLNESS AS A CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRIST: CHALLENGES AND TIPS

    Page :S105

    Irena Bukelis, Laura Lockwood, Myo Thwin Myint

    Plan Plan
  • ·76.1 Physician Burnout: A Look at Nationwide Data

    Page :S105

    Irena Bukelis

    Plan Plan
  • ·76.2 Navigating Motherhood as an Early-Career Psychiatrist

    Page :S106

    Laura Lockwood

    Plan Plan
  • ·76.3 Minority Physicians' Stress and Impact on Well-Being

    Page :S106

    Moniqua Shantal Tillman

    Plan Plan
  • ·76.4 Promoting Well-Being in a Training Program

    Page :S106

    Cydney Terryn

    Plan Plan
  • ·76.5 Practical Tips to Improve Personal Wellness

    Page :S106

    Serena Nimityongskul

    Plan Plan
  • ·SCREENING WITH MEANING: EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES ACROSS SETTINGS FOR EQUITY, ENGAGEMENT, AND INNOVATION

    Page :S107

    Rheanna Platt, John T. Parkhurst, Lawrence Wissow

    Plan Plan
  • ·77.1 Strengths-Based Wellness Assessments in Early Childhood Education Centers

    Page :S107

    Emily Aron

    Plan Plan
  • ·77.2 Primary Care: Improving Accuracy in Diagnosis and Decision Making

    Page :S107

    John T. Parkhurst

    Plan Plan
  • ·77.3 Towards Equitable Screening and Diagnosis of ADHD in Primary Care

    Page :S107

    Andrea E. Spencer

    Plan Plan
  • ·77.4 Multicultural Standardized, Family-Centered Measurement-Based Specialty Assessment: Unicorn or Zebra?

    Page :S108

    Andrew Rosenfeld

    Plan Plan
  • ·VERY YOUNG AND SEVERELY UNDERWEIGHT: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON TREATMENT FOR PREPUBERTAL YOUTH WITH ANOREXIA NERVOSA

    Page :S108

    Laura Campbell, Roberta De Oliveira

    Plan Plan
  • ·78.1 Starving in the United States: Clinical Challenges in the Management of Prepubertal Patients With Anorexia Nervosa

    Page :S108

    Laura Campbell, Katya Viswanadhan

    Plan Plan
  • ·78.2 Innovative Models of Treatment From Spain: Treating Prepubertal Anorexia Nervosa in the Digital Era

    Page :S109

    Marta Carulla-Roig, Eduardo Serrano Troncoso, José Gutiérrez-Maldonado

    Plan Plan
  • ·78.3 Treating Childhood Anorexia Nervosa: Insights From a Canadian Case Study

    Page :S109

    Ahmed Boachie, Jessica Pereira, Cathleen Steinegger

    Plan Plan
  • ·BUILDING STRONG FOUNDATIONS: NOVEL APPROACHES INTEGRATING ATTACHMENT, PARTNERS, AND DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION (DEI) IN PERINATAL INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT PROGRAMS

    Page :S109

    Amalia Londoño Tobón, Misty C. Richards, Mary Margaret Gleason

    Plan Plan
  • ·79.1 Perinatal Intensive Outpatient Program Clinical Considerations: Incorporating Innovative Infant Mental Health Interventions to Support Maternal Mental Health

    Page :S110

    Misty C. Richards

    Plan Plan
  • ·79.2 Integrating Clinically Relevant Dyadic Research in a Perinatal Intensive Outpatient Program

    Page :S110

    Amalia Londoño Tobón

    Plan Plan
  • ·79.3 Partnering With Partners: Incorporating Family Systems Into Perinatal Intensive Outpatient Programs

    Page :S110

    Kathryn E. Cherry

    Plan Plan
  • ·79.4 Mothers of Color: A Novel Therapeutic Intervention for Addressing Racial Inequities in Parent-Infant Mental Health

    Page :S111

    Ewurama Sackey

    Plan Plan
  • ·WHEN “ATYPICAL” IS NORMAL: TREATMENT CHALLENGES IN ATYPICAL ANOREXIA NERVOSA

    Page :S111

    Jennifer L. Derenne, James Lock

    Plan Plan
  • ·80.1 Diagnostic and Treatment Challenges in Atypical Anorexia Nervosa

    Page :S111

    Angela Celio Doyle

    Plan Plan
  • ·80.2 Medical Management and Nutrition in the Treatment of Atypical Anorexia Nervosa

    Page :S111

    Jennifer L. Carlson

    Plan Plan
  • ·80.3 Psychiatric Considerations in the Treatment of Atypical Anorexia Nervosa

    Page :S112

    Jennifer L. Derenne

    Plan Plan
  • ·WHEN THE PARENT HAS PROBLEMATIC DIGITAL MEDIA USE: RECOGNIZING CAREGIVER ONLINE BEHAVIORS THAT IMPACT YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH

    Page :S112

    Meredith Gansner

    Plan Plan
  • ·81.1 Can Parents Fall Prey To “TikTok Diagnoses?”: Caregivers and Social Media Misinformation

    Page :S112

    Meredith Gansner

    Plan Plan
  • ·81.2 Kidfluencers: What Happens When Parents Commodify Their Children Online?

    Page :S113

    Erin L. Belfort

    Plan Plan
  • ·81.3 Sharenting: The Parenting Dilemma

    Page :S113

    Elizabeth K. Englander

    Plan Plan
  • ·81.4 "I Can't Believe You Posted That!": When Caregivers' Online Behavior Results in Digital Humiliation of Children

    Page :S113

    Hannah W. Burley

    Plan Plan
  • ·81.5 Waiting for Connection: Considering Parental Mobile Device Use in Attachment

    Page :S114

    Jacob Kaiser

    Plan Plan
  • ·DON'T LET PATIENT FEEDBACK CRUSH YOU: LEARNING TO TOLERATE, ADDRESS, AND GROW FROM NEGATIVE PATIENT FEEDBACK

    Page :S114

    Selena Magalotti, Eva Szigethy

    Plan Plan
  • ·82.1 Review of Literature on Feedback and Trainee Perspectives

    Page :S114

    Isabella K. Caldwell

    Plan Plan
  • ·82.2 Early-Career Psychiatrist Perspectives on Negative Patient Feedback: From Denial to Acceptance

    Page :S115

    Selena Magalotti

    Plan Plan
  • ·82.3 Cultural Perspectives in Managing Difficult Patient Encounters

    Page :S115

    Bushra Rizwan

    Plan Plan
  • ·82.4 Helping Trainees Reflect, Learn, and Grow from Negative Patient Feedback

    Page :S115

    Sumru A. Bilge-Johnson

    Plan Plan
  • ·82.5 Wisdom Learned From Patient Feedback, and Helping Colleagues to Cope

    Page :S115

    Rihab Mohamed

    Plan Plan
  • ·SUPPORTING JUSTICE-INVOLVED YOUTH FROM DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY AND CHILD-SERVING SYSTEMS

    Page :S116

    Courtney L. McMickens, Sarah Y. Vinson

    Plan Plan
  • ·83.1 Prevalence of Adverse Childhood Events and Associated Outcomes for Detained Youth

    Page :S116

    Artha Gillis

    Plan Plan
  • ·83.2 Healing From Within? Can DBT Promote Juvenile Legal System Rehabilitation?

    Page :S116

    Barbara Robles-Ramamurthy

    Plan Plan
  • ·83.3 Fostering TechQuity Through Co-Designing Behavioral Health Interventions With Systems-Impacted Families

    Page :S116

    Johanna B. Folk, Marina Tolou-Shams

    Plan Plan
  • ·83.4 Training the Next Generation of Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist: Trauma-Informed Approach to Juvenile Justice

    Page :S117

    Loren S. Hardeman

    Plan Plan
  • ·47421: HOW CONTROVERSIES SHAPED CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY: LEARNINGS FROM THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE CHALLENGES

    Page :S117

    Mayank Gupta, Gordon Harper

    Plan Plan
  • ·84.1 Historical Perspective: Bipolar Disorder, Temper Tantrums, and DMDD

    Page :S117

    Cathryn A. Galanter

    Plan Plan
  • ·84.2 SSRI Box Warnings: Reflecting on Two Decades of Scientific Skepticism, Debates, and Research Insights

    Page :S118

    Mayank Gupta

    Plan Plan
  • ·84.3 Controversies Concerning Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry: Learnings From the Past, Present, and Future Challenges

    Page :S118

    Richard R. Pleak

    Plan Plan
  • ·84.4 Decoding the Surge: Analyzing the Rising Prevalence of ASD in the United States From a Historical Perspective

    Page :S118

    Alexander Kolevzon

    Plan Plan
  • ·MOVING THE NEEDLE: OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRISTS TO LEAD SYSTEMIC CHANGE

    Page :S119

    Shireen Cama, Lawrence Wissow

    Plan Plan
  • ·85.1 The Role of the Medical Director and Psychiatric Medical Director in Child Welfare-Serving Agencies

    Page :S119

    Sara Marie Coffey

    Plan Plan
  • ·85.2 Navigating Complexities Safeguarding Youth Mental Health of Boston

    Page :S119

    Kevin M. Simon

    Plan Plan
  • ·85.3 A Collaborative for Community and System Mental Health Policy Design: The CoLab Approach

    Page :S119

    Sarah Walker

    Plan Plan
  • ·85.4 National Strategies Addressing the Behavioral Health Needs of Children, Youth, and Families

    Page :S120

    Sunny Patel

    Plan Plan
  • ·85.5 Developing Leaders of Systemic Change in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

    Page :S120

    Shireen Cama

    Plan Plan
  • ·PAGING DOCTOR TIKTOK: SOCIAL MEDIA PSYCHOEDUCATION, MISINFORMATION, AND CONTAGION

    Page :S120

    Paul E. Weigle, Bushra Rizwan

    Plan Plan
  • ·86.1 Social Media and Mental Health: Making Sense of the Research

    Page :S120

    Paul E. Weigle

    Plan Plan
  • ·86.2 The Good, the Bad, and the Misinformed: Social Media Psychoeducation

    Page :S121

    Jennifer Yen

    Plan Plan
  • ·86.3 DSM-TikTok: Differential Diagnosis of the Performative Sick-Role on Social Media

    Page :S121

    Carlene M. MacMillan

    Plan Plan
  • ·86.4 Social Media and Social Contagion: Implications for Mental Health

    Page :S121

    Carol Vidal

    Plan Plan
  • ·BEYOND THE BASICS: PRESCRIBING PRACTICES AND CLINICAL CHALLENGES IN EARLY PSYCHOSIS

    Page :S121

    Zhanna Elberg, Apurva Bhatt, Regina Graham

    Plan Plan
  • ·87.1 Prescribing Principles in Adolescents and Transitional-Age Youth With Early Psychosis

    Page :S122

    Zhanna Elberg

    Plan Plan
  • ·87.2 Long-Acting Injectables and Pediatric Psychotic Disorders

    Page :S122

    Elizabeth Menefee

    Plan Plan
  • ·87.3 The Use of Clozapine and ECT in Youth With Treatment-Resistant Early Psychosis

    Page :S122

    Henry Teaford

    Plan Plan
  • ·87.4 Do You Know Your CYPs? Essential Psychopharmacology for Clinicians Treating Youth With Early Psychosis

    Page :S122

    Apurva Bhatt

    Plan Plan
  • ·ESSENTIAL INSIGHTS: ASSESSMENT AND PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY BASICS FOR SUPPORTING YOUTH WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS

    Page :S123

    Jennifer McLaren, Robert L. Hendren

    Plan Plan
  • ·88.1 Assessment, Differential Diagnosis, Polypharmacy, and Behavioral Challenges in Individuals With Intellectual Developmental Disorders

    Page :S123

    Kathleen A. Koth

    Plan Plan
  • ·88.2 Tailored Approaches for Managing Developmental Disorders in the Acute Setting: Behavioral Codes, Pediatric Inpatient, and Emergency Settings

    Page :S123

    Pankhuree Vandana

    Plan Plan
  • ·88.3 Impulsivity, Inattention, and Hyperactivity and Comorbid Mood Dysregulation in Intellectual and Developmental Disorders: A Challenging Intersection

    Page :S124

    Ernest Pedapati

    Plan Plan
  • ·88.4 Sleep Assessment and Psychopharmacology in Individuals With Intellectual and Developmental Disorders

    Page :S124

    Lisa C. Yeh

    Plan Plan
  • ·INNOVATION IN CHILD PSYCHIATRY ACCESS PROGRAMS: THREE EXAMPLES FROM TWO DIFFERENT STATES

    Page :S124

    Yael Dvir, John H. Straus

    Plan Plan
  • ·89.1 Massachusetts Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Access Program (MCPAP) for Early Childhood (EC)

    Page :S125

    Yael Dvir

    Plan Plan
  • ·89.2 Massachusetts Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Access Program (MCPAP): ASD/Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (ASDID)

    Page :S125

    Jean A. Frazier

    Plan Plan
  • ·89.3 Texas Child Health Access Through Telemedicine (TCHATT)

    Page :S125

    Laurel L. Williams

    Plan Plan
  • ·NEW PERSPECTIVES ON ASD

    Page :S126

    Margaret D. Weiss, Peter Szatmari

    Plan Plan
  • ·90.1 Psychopharmacology in ASD: Challenges and Recent Advances

    Page :S126

    Robyn P. Thom

    Plan Plan
  • ·90.2 Irritability in ASD

    Page :S126

    Raman Baweja

    Plan Plan
  • ·90.3 Intersectionality of Developmental Delay and Social Inequity in Psychopharmacological Management of ASD

    Page :S126

    Margaret D. Weiss

    Plan Plan
  • ·PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH 101: A CLINICAL OVERVIEW FOR CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRISTS

    Page :S127

    Sogand B. Ghassemi, Sogand B. Ghassemi

    Plan Plan
  • ·91.1 The Roar of Whispers: The Current State of Perinatal Depression and Its Downstream Effects

    Page :S127

    Tolulope Odebunmi

    Plan Plan
  • ·91.2 The Power — and Consequences — of Connection: Examining Perinatal Anxiety and Its Impact on the Family System

    Page :S127

    Alyssa Stevenson

    Plan Plan
  • ·91.3 Where the Streams Meet: Multigenerational Trauma Healing in the Perinatal Period

    Page :S128

    Katie R. Thorsness

    Plan Plan
  • ·91.4 Management of Peripartum Bipolar Disorder

    Page :S128

    Hannah Betcher

    Plan Plan
  • ·91.5 Caring for Caregivers and Infants: Two-Generation Approaches to Perinatal Mental Health

    Page :S128

    Kelly E. Glaze

    Plan Plan
  • ·GRIEF: IT'S NOT A 4-LETTER WORD. LET'S TALK ABOUT IT

    Page :S128

    Linda Chokroverty, Ted Rynearson

    Plan Plan
  • ·92.1 COVID-19 Orphanhood: Sudden Parental Loss and Childhood Development

    Page :S129

    Linda Chokroverty

    Plan Plan
  • ·92.2 Prolonged Grief Disorder: Its Risk Factors and Treatments

    Page :S129

    James Gang

    Plan Plan
  • ·92.3 The AAP Resilience and Grief Curriculum

    Page :S129

    Sarah E. Norris

    Plan Plan
  • ·92.4 The Passing of a Generation: Grieving Elders in Native American Communities

    Page :S130

    Wendy Watson

    Plan Plan
  • ·NAVIGATING THE PEDIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH BOARDING CRISIS: FROM CONSENSUS TO CARE

    Page :S130

    Jonathon William Wanta, GenaLynne C. Mooneyham

    Plan Plan
  • ·93.1 Understanding the Boarding Experience: Lessons Learned From a National Survey of Current State Practices and a Single-Site Study of Patient and Family Experience

    Page :S130

    Nasuh Malas

    Plan Plan
  • ·93.2 Model of Care for Pediatric Mental Health Boarding on the Medical Floors

    Page :S131

    Moshe Bitterman, Jonathon William Wanta

    Plan Plan
  • ·93.3 Model of Care for Pediatric Mental Health Boarding in an Emergency Department Setting

    Page :S131

    Brooke H. Rosen

    Plan Plan
  • ·93.4 I-CARE: Feasibility, Acceptability, and Appropriateness of a Digital Health Intervention for Youth Experiencing Mental Health Boarding

    Page :S131

    Mary Arakelyan

    Plan Plan
  • ·THE ROLE OF THE PEDIATRIC CONSULTATION LIAISON SERVICE IN THE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT

    Page :S131

    Nadia Zaim, Richard John Shaw

    Plan Plan
  • ·94.1 Delirium in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU): the Role of Pediatric Consultation Liaison Service

    Page :S132

    Sara Munoz Blanco

    Plan Plan
  • ·94.2 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Admissions: The Parent Viewpoint

    Page :S132

    Jessica E. Becker

    Plan Plan
  • ·94.3 Treatment of Delirium in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit to Promote Healthy Attachment Between Newborns and Their Parents

    Page :S132

    Nadia Zaim

    Plan Plan
  • ·94.4 Addressing Caregiver Mental Health in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Through Embedded Consultation Liaison Psychology

    Page :S132

    Danielle Key

    Plan Plan

• Extended Workshops

  • ·FAMILY THERAPY SKILLS BOOT CAMP FOR CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRISTS: STRATEGIES TO OPTIMIZE YOUR FAMILY-BASED INTERVENTION ACROSS TREATMENT SETTINGS

    Page :S134

    Michelle L. Rickerby, Daniel Spencer, Pamela J. Mosher, Lisa H. Weiss, Scott H. Shaffer

    Plan Plan
  • ·MENTALIZING-BASED THERAPY FOR BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER AND OTHER “DIFFICULT” PATIENTS

    Page :S134

    Laurel L. Williams, Carl Fleisher, Efrain Bleiberg, Owen S. Muir, Chris Grimes, Robert A. Dugger

    Plan Plan
  • ·PSYCHIATRIC ASSESSMENT OF THE VERY YOUNG CHILD IN THE CLINIC

    Page :S134

    Joyce N. Harrison, Karen A. Frankel, Mini Tandon

    Plan Plan
  • ·REJUVENATING YOUR CLINICAL PRACTICE: POSITIVE CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY AT WORK AND HOME

    Page :S135

    Andrew Rosenfeld, Aaron O. Reliford, Mari Kurahashi, Lianna Karp, Kristina Foreman, Alan Schlechter

    Plan Plan
  • ·UPDATED TREATMENT REVISIONS AND THE FOUNDATIONS FOR TREATING HOME AND SCHOOL FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENTS IN ADHD: EMPIRICALLY TESTED TREATMENTS FOR ORGANIZATIONAL SKILLS AND EXECUTIVE FUNCTION DEFICITS IN CHILDREN AND TEENS

    Page :S135

    Richard Gallagher, Margaret H. Sibley

    Plan Plan
  • ·HELPING CHILDREN AND FAMILIES CHANGE AND GROW: AN INTRODUCTION TO MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING FOR CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRISTS

    Page :S136

    Brady J. Heward, Diana Deister, Scott R. Hunter, Anne B. McBride, Sara J. Polley

    Plan Plan

• Honors Presentations

  • ·AACAP 2024 NORBERT AND CHARLOTTE RIEGER PSYCHODYNAMIC PSYCHOTHERAPY AWARD: CHATogether: CULTIVATING COMPASSION, HOME BELONGING, AND ACTION TOGETHER FOR A STRONGER SENSE OF SELF, FAMILY, AND COMMUNITY

    Page :S137

    Eunice Y. Yuen, Elizabeth Li, Tala Barias, Alicia Leon

    Plan Plan
  • ·AACAP 2024 SIDNEY BERMAN, MD, AWARD FOR THE SCHOOL-BASED STUDY AND TREATMENT OF LEARNING DISORDERS AND MENTAL ILLNESS: FOLLOW THE LIGHT: MY PATH INTO AND IN SCHOOL PSYCHIATRY

    Page :S137

    Shirley D.A. Alleyne

    Plan Plan
  • ·AACAP 2024 NORBERT AND CHARLOTTE RIEGER SERVICE PROGRAM AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE: AN UNSHAKEABLE CALLING: COLONIZATION TRAUMA AND PSYCHOSOCIAL ADVERSITY IN NATIVE AMERICAN, MIGRANT, AND UNDOCUMENTED CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

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    Shawn Singh Sidhu

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  • ·AACAP 2024 IRVING PHILIPS, MD, AWARD FOR PREVENTION: A PSYCHIATRIST'S PURSUIT OF PREVENTION

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    Balkozar S. Adam

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  • ·AACAP'S 2024 HONORS PRESENTATION HIGHLIGHTS

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    Wanjikũ F.M. Njoroge

    
  • ·5.1 2024 AACAP Jeanne Spurlock, MD, Lecture and Award on Diversity and Culture: Why Race? And How Can We Think About It?

    Page :S138

    Beverly J. Stoute

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  • ·5.2 2024 Elaine Schlosser Lewis Award for Research on Attention-Deficit Disorder: Systematic Review and Meta-analysis: Clinical Utility of Continuous Performance Tests for Identification of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

    Page :S139

    Samuele Cortese

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  • ·5.3 2024 Klingenstein Third Generation Foundation Award for Research in Depression or Suicide, supported by the Klingenstein Third Generation Foundation: How Obstructed Action Efficacy Impacts Reward-based Decision-making in Adolescent Depression: An fMRI Study

    Page :S139

    Tony T. Yang

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  • ·5.4 2024 Norbert and Charlotte Rieger Award for Scientific Achievement, supported by the Norbert and Charlotte Rieger Foundation: Stage 2 Registered Report: The Bidirectional Relationship Between Brain Features and the Dysregulation Profile: A Longitudinal, Multimodal Approach

    Page :S139

    Tonya White

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  • ·5.5 2024 AACAP George Tarjan, MD, Award for Contributions in Developmental Disabilities: I Must Do Something Meaningful: Improve the Lives of Those With Developmental Disabilities

    Page :S139

    Jessica A. Hellings

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• Institutes

  • ·SYSTEMS OF CARE SPECIAL PROGRAM: BEING A GIRL IN CHILD-SERVING SYSTEMS: HEALTH, SEXUALITY, TRAUMA, AND SYSTEMS OF CARE

    Page :S141

    Justine J. Larson, Consuelo C. Cagande, Elizabeth McGuire, Lisa R. Fortuna

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  • ·1.1 Addressing Sexual Trauma in Girls Across Systems of Care

    Page :S141

    Judith A. Cohen

    Plan Plan
  • ·1.2 Addressing Eating Disorders in Girls Across Systems of Care

    Page :S141

    Laurel Weaver

    Plan Plan
  • ·1.3 The Double-Edged Sword: Impacts of Social Media on Adolescent Girls

    Page :S142

    Erin L. Belfort

    Plan Plan
  • ·1.4 Black and Latinx Girls in the Juvenile Legal System: Ecodevelopmental Trajectories to Suicide Attempts

    Page :S142

    Jocelyn I. Meza

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  • ·1.5 Transforming Systems of Care for Girls: An Interactive Panel

    Page :S142

    Lisa R. Fortuna, William David Lohr, Eraka P.J. Bath, Marina Tolou-Shams, Pilar Trelles, Kristie M. Ladegard, Shelby Davies

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  • ·1.6 Youth and Family Voice and the Experience of Girls

    Page :S142

    Terry Git Lee, William P. French

    Plan Plan
  • ·1.7 Breaking Down Barriers to Healthcare Needs of Commercial Sexually Exploited Adolescent Girls

    Page :S143

    Eraka P.J. Bath

    Plan Plan
  • ·PREVENTING YOUTH SUICIDE

    Page :S143

    Lisa M. Horowitz, Lisa L. Giles

    Plan Plan
  • ·2.1 Leadership: Suicide Prevention Champions

    Page :S143

    Vera Feuer

    Plan Plan
  • ·2.2 Training to Support Youth Suicide Prevention Programs and Interventions: Lessons From Dissemination in Schools, Hospital-Based Clinics, Community-Based Mental Health, and Primary Care

    Page :S144

    Jennifer L. Hughes

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  • ·2.3 Identifying Youth at Risk for Suicide: Helping Practitioners “Seize the Awkward” Through Screening

    Page :S144

    Lisa M. Horowitz

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  • ·2.4 Engaging Youth at Risk: Implementing Clinical Pathways as a Key Suicide Prevention Strategy

    Page :S144

    Khyati Brahmbhatt

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  • ·2.5 Treatment Interventions for Suicidal Youth

    Page :S144

    Nathalie Szilagyi

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  • ·2.6 Transitions in Zero Suicide: Automated Caring Contacts in Pediatric Acute Care Settings

    Page :S145

    John Ackerman

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  • ·2.7 Research-Informed Quality Improvement to Reduce Suicide Rates: Past Examples and Current Opportunities

    Page :S145

    David A. Brent

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  • ·AN UPDATE IN PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY: FOCUS ON PRAGMATIC MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES

    Page :S145

    Timothy E. Wilens, Amy M. Yule

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  • ·3.1 Pharmacological Strategies in ADHD: Focus on Pragmatic Management

    Page :S146

    Timothy E. Wilens

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  • ·3.2 Psychopharmacological Management of ASD and Associated Psychopathology

    Page :S146

    Gagan Joshi

    Plan Plan
  • ·3.3 Persistent Tic Disorders: Practical Tips on When, What, and How to Treat

    Page :S146

    Barbara J. Coffey

    Plan Plan
  • ·3.4 Antidepressant Adverse Event Management

    Page :S146

    Karen Dineen Wagner

    Plan Plan
  • ·3.5 Youth With Bipolar Disorder: Pharmacologic Interventions and Strategies to Mitigate Adverse Effects

    Page :S146

    Melissa P. DelBello

    Plan Plan
  • ·3.6 Psychopharmacological Treatment of Substance Use Disorders in Youth

    Page :S147

    Amy M. Yule

    Plan Plan
  • ·ASD UPDATE FOR THE CLINICIAN: FROM DIAGNOSIS TO MANAGEMENT OF ASD AND ASSOCIATED PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

    Page :S147

    Gagan Joshi, Roma Vasa

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  • ·4.1 ASD and Anxiety: Diagnosis and Treatment

    Page :S147

    Gagan Joshi

    Plan Plan
  • ·4.2 Identification and Treatment of Catatonia in ASD

    Page :S148

    Joshua Ryan Smith

    Plan Plan
  • ·4.3 Depression and Suicide in ASD: Special Considerations in Females

    Page :S148

    Roma Vasa

    Plan Plan
  • ·4.4 Evaluating and Treating Inattention, Impulsivity, and Hyperactivity in the Context of ASD

    Page :S148

    Jeremy Veenstra-VanderWeele

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  • ·4.5 Clinical Management of Irritability and Bipolar Disorder in ASD

    Page :S148

    Janet Wozniak

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  • ·4.6 Rethinking Social Competence to Advance More Humane Interventions for Youth With ASD

    Page :S149

    Matthew D. Lerner

    Plan Plan
  • ·4.7 ASD Hot Topics: Transition to Adulthood, Technology, and Neurodivergence

    Page :S149

    McLeod F. Gwynette

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  • ·LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE: MODULE 21: RELEVANT CLINICAL UPDATES FOR CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRISTS

    Page :S149

    Jeffrey I. Hunt, Donald W. Bechtold

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  • ·5.1 Trauma, Resilience, and Advancing the Prevention of Mental Health Problems in Children and Adolescents

    Page :S149

    Lisa R. Fortuna

    Plan Plan
  • ·5.2 What’s New in ADHD, Disruptive Behavior Disorders, and Sports Psychology?

    Page :S150

    Timothy E. Wilens

    Plan Plan
  • ·5.3 New Findings on Youth Substance Use, Addictive Behaviors, and Co-Occurrence With Mental Health Disorders

    Page :S150

    Kevin M. Gray

    Plan Plan
  • ·5.4 Promises and Pitfalls: Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Clinical Practice and the Impacts of Social Media (SM) on Youth

    Page :S150

    Erin L. Belfort

    Plan Plan
  • ·5.5 Pediatric Crises and Collaborative Care

    Page :S151

    Vera Feuer

    Plan Plan
  • ·5.6 Clinical Considerations for Working With Racially Diverse Transgender and Gender-Diverse Youth and Youth With Dynamic Gender Pathways

    Page :S151

    Natalie Ramos

    Plan Plan
  • ·5.7 Psychotherapy, Treatment of Anxiety Disorders, PANDAS and PANS, and Melatonin and Self-Injury

    Page :S151

    John T. Walkup

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  • ·RESEARCH INSTITUTE: THE ABCS OF ABCD: MAKING THE MOST OF THE LARGEST LONG-TERM STUDY OF BRAIN DEVELOPMENT AND CHILD HEALTH IN THE UNITED STATES

    Page :S151

    Kevin M. Gray, David M. Cochran, Gayathri J. Dowling

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  • ·6.1 What is the ABCD Study®?

    Page :S152

    Terry L. Jernigan

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  • ·6.2 Understanding and Accessing the ABCD Study® Data Set

    Page :S152

    Elizabeth A. Hoffman

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.3 From Data Access to Published Findings From the ABCD Study®

    Page :S152

    Louise R. Mewton

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  • ·6.4 What Are We Learning From the ABCD Study®? Key Findings for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Providers

    Page :S153

    Susan F. Tapert

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  • ·6.5 The Future of the ABCD Study®

    Page :S153

    Sandra A. Brown

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  • ·MASTERING ADHD: MANAGING COMORBIDITIES AND OPTIMIZING MEDICATION TOLERABILITY

    Page :S153

    Raman Baweja, Timothy E. Wilens

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  • ·7.1 Irritability and Aggression in Pediatric ADHD: Current Evidence and Treatment Options

    Page :S153

    Raman Baweja

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  • ·7.2 Mood Disorders in Youth With ADHD

    Page :S154

    Rasim Somer Diler

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  • ·7.3 ASD and ADHD: Diagnosis and Treatment

    Page :S154

    Gagan Joshi

    Plan Plan
  • ·7.4 ADHD and Tics: What to Do When They Co-Occur

    Page :S154

    Barbara J. Coffey

    Plan Plan
  • ·7.5 ADHD and Substance Use Disorders (SUD): An Intoxicating Combination

    Page :S154

    Timothy E. Wilens

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  • ·7.6 Clinical Implications of ADHD and CNS Stimulants on Weight Gain and Growth

    Page :S155

    James G. Waxmonsky

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  • ·7.7 Central Nervous System (CNS) Stimulants and Sleep

    Page :S155

    Margaret D. Weiss

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  • ·7.8 Central Nervous System (CNS) Stimulants and Cardiovascular System

    Page :S155

    Paul G. Hammerness

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  • ·TREATMENT OF PRESCHOOLERS: WHERE EVIDENCE MEETS PRACTICE

    Page :S155

    Magdalena Romanowicz, Joyce N. Harrison

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  • ·8.1 Considering the Contexts of Treatment Planning in Preschoolers

    Page :S156

    Mary Margaret Gleason

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  • ·8.2 The Evaluation and Treatment of Traumatized Young Children and Caregivers: Paths to Resilience

    Page :S156

    Sheila M. Marcus, Katherine Lisa Rosenblum, Prachi E. Shah, Jessica Riggs, Maria Muzik

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  • ·8.3 Big Fears in Little Kids: Evidence-Based Assessment and Treatments for Preschool Anxiety Disorders

    Page :S156

    Suneeta Monga

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  • ·8.4 Treatment of ADHD in Young Children

    Page :S157

    Steven R. Pliszka

    Plan Plan
  • ·8.5 Treatment of ASD in Young Children

    Page :S157

    Emily Aron

    Plan Plan
  • ·8.6 Update on Disruptive Behavior, Mood/Anger, and Aggression in Preschoolers

    Page :S157

    Magdalena Romanowicz

    Plan Plan
  • ·8.7 Evidence-Based Behavioral Interventions With Preschoolers

    Page :S157

    Cheryl B. McNeil

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• New Research Posters

  • ·1.1 Effectiveness of Family-Based Treatment for Children and Adolescents With Atypical Anorexia Nervosa

    Page :S158

    Adam Arsenault, Bek Urban, Kelly Cai, David Freestone, Cara Bohon, Megan Hellner, Dori Steinberg, Jessica Baker

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  • ·1.2 Use of Cognitive Processing Therapy in Adolescent Residential Eating Disorder Treatment

    Page :S158

    Suki K. Conrad

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  • ·1.3 Could Parent-Led Virtual Peer Support Groups Fill a Gap in the Continuum of Eating Disorder Care? A Qualitative Analysis From Parent and Youth Perspectives During the COVID-19 Pandemic

    Page :S158

    Jennifer L. Couturier, Maria Nicula, Cheryl Webb

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  • ·1.4 Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on White and Hispanic Youth With Anorexia Nervosa

    Page :S159

    Kaylee Davis-Bordovsky, Matthew Cha, Sophia M. Jones, Graham J. Emslie, Stephen Buerkert, Jasmine Ghannadpour

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  • ·1.5 Differences in Age and Sexual Maturation at Presentation in Transgender and Gender-Diverse Youth

    Page :S159

    Jennifer L. DiPietro, Nikhil P. Rao

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  • ·1.6 Assessment of Neuropsychological Functioning and Laboratory Parameters in Adolescent Girls With Anorexia Nervosa: The Impact of Nutritional Rehabilitation on Optimizing Hospital Outcomes

    Page :S159

    Katarzyna Jowik-Krzemińska, Marta Tyszkiewicz-Nwafor, Agnieszka Słopień

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  • ·1.7 Characterizing Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) Presentation in a Canadian Child and Adolescent Outpatient Psychiatry Setting

    Page :S159

    Nolan C. Lee, John R. Best, Anna MacLellan, Boyee Lin, Cynthia Lu, S. Evelyn Stewart

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  • ·1.8 The Potential for Short-Chain Fatty Acids in Mediating Mental and Intestinal Health in Adolescents With Anorexia Nervosa

    Page :S160

    Dawson B.H. Livingston, Sarah Granville, Alexane Rodrigue, Madeline J. Gertler, Meron Samuel Demissie, Wendy J. Spettigue, Niana Lavallee, Nicole Obeid, Krista A. Power, Mark L. Norris

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  • ·1.9 Intimate Partner Violence and Purging in Adolescents: A Dose-Dependent Association With Sex Differences

    Page :S160

    Kush Narang, Vishalli Loomba, Douglas E. Morrison, Jordan Vodonos, Amanda E. Downey

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  • ·1.10 Life Events, Coping Mechanisms, and Alexithymia in a Sample of Adolescents With Anorexia Nervosa Evaluated in a Pediatric Hospital

    Page :S160

    Victor R. Lopez Rivas, Diana Molina

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  • ·1.11 The Effect of Habitual Cannabis Use on Eating Disorder Trajectory and Outcome

    Page :S161

    Nikhil P. Rao, Margarita Stepanyan, Alisha Steigerwald, Morgan Metcalfe, Alexandra Wadford

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  • ·1.12 Gabapentin in the Management of Mealtime Anxiety in Eating Disorders

    Page :S161

    Nikhil P. Rao, Margarita Stepanyan, Alisha Steigerwald, Morgan Metcalfe, Alexandra Wadford

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  • ·1.13 Effect of COVID-19 on Prevalence and Severity of Eating Disorder Admissions in a Specialized Pediatric Inpatient Unit

    Page :S161

    Shamilka Seneviratne, Michelle Polich, Maya M. Kumar, Kyung E. Rhee

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  • ·1.14 The Longitudinal Relationship Between Social Media Use and Binge Eating Among Early Adolescents in the ABCD Study

    Page :S162

    Xinyi Shi, Sarah Ann Duck, Elena Jasen, Keri S. Rosch, Courtney K. Blackwell, Susan Carnell

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  • ·1.15 Cannabis Use and Treatment Outcomes in Youth With Eating Disorders: Preliminary Insights

    Page :S162

    Alisha Steigerwald, Nikhil P. Rao

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  • ·1.16 Investigating the Association Between Nonsuicidal Self-Injury and Eating Disorder Symptoms: A Longitudinal Cohort Study

    Page :S162

    Shiori Tomatsu, Aparna U. Nair, Bonnie Klimes-Dougan, Kathryn R. Cullen

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  • ·1.17 Feeling and Body Investigators (FBI): An Interoceptive Exposure Treatment Approach for Young Children With Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)

    Page :S163

    Kara A. Washington, Elizabeth M. Monahan, Faith Joo, Ilana Pilato, Alannah M. Rivera-Cancel, Young Kyung Kim, Eli Rotondo, J. Matias Di Martino, Valerie Smith, Katharine L. Loeb, Debra K. Katzman, Marsha Marcus, Rachel Bryant-Waugh, Guillermo Sapiro, Nancy Zucker

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  • ·1.18 A Retrospective Study of Mental Health Conditions Among Guyanese Youth in Queens, New York

    Page :S163

    Sophia J. Youn, Andrew Miele, Melissa Chen, Tala Barias, Skylar Luu, Srisindhu Medukonduru, Jonathan Robitsek, Alicia W. Leong, Eunice Y. Yuen, Daniel C. Chen, Elizabeth Brondolo

    Plan Plan
  • ·1.19 “You Cannot Just Stop Life for Just That”: A Qualitative Study on Children’s Experiences on Refugee Journey to Sweden

    Page :S164

    Laura Korhonen

    Plan Plan
  • ·1.20 Age of Immigration, Flourishing, and Depression/Anxiety Among Foreign-Born Transitional-Aged Students in the United States

    Page :S164

    Veri Seo, Jeffrey A. Lam, Ruiqi Tang, Leah Cha, Marcela Almeida

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  • ·1.21 Characteristics Associated With Higher Psychiatric Distress Among Unaccompanied Immigrant Youth

    Page :S164

    Natan J. Vega Potler, Perry Nagin, Lisa M. Pineda, Sebastian Villegas, Sara Wagner, Mahad Magan, Barbara Hackley, Alan Shapiro, Sarah Horwitz

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  • ·1.22 Implementation of an Intergenerational Mother-Child Collaborative Care Model on Postpartum Behavioral Health Services

    Page :S165

    Kavya Anjur, Samuel Wainwright, Eric Kim, Abigail Holicky, Rachel Caskey, Anne Elizabeth Glassgow, Melissa Lynne Wagner-Schuman

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  • ·1.23 Evaluating Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Families’ Thoughts on Current Marijuana Educational Materials

    Page :S165

    Allison Chang, Deborah Goebert

    Plan Plan
  • ·1.24 From Stigma to Solutions: Tackling Mental Health Challenges Among Urban Primary School Children in India

    Page :S165

    Vipul Janardan

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  • ·1.25 Benefit of a Combined Physical and Behavioral Health Clinic

    Page :S166

    Justin Schreiber, Lindsay Leikam, Julia Witrado, Nafessah Wynn, Emily Ann O'Conly, Tracy Stevenson, Cryst Woodward, Rachel M. Whelan

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  • ·1.26 Examining the Impact of Treatment for MDD on the Development of a Substance Use Disorder in Youth

    Page :S166

    Amy M. Yule, Maura Disalvo, Vinod Rao, Sylvia Lanni, Timothy E. Wilens

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  • ·1.27 Assessment and Investigations for Children and Young People Presenting to the Hospital With First-Episode Psychosis

    Page :S166

    Olga Duarte, Valentina Tetervova, Hemma Velani

    Plan Plan
  • ·1.28 Pediatric Schizophrenia Hospitalizations: A US Population-Based Study

    Page :S167

    Precious O. Eseaton, Adeolu Funso Oladunjoye, Ehizogie Edigin

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  • ·1.29 Race and Ethnicity Considerations in Referrals to Maine’s Early Intervention in Psychosis Program

    Page :S167

    Nicole C. Smith, Abhilasha Khurana, Rebecca B. Jaynes, Sarah Lynch, Daniel Semukanya, Amy M. Mayhew, Kristen A. Woodberry

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  • ·1.30 Characterization of the Prodromal Questionnaire-Brief (PQ-B) Screener for Psychosis and Psychosis Risk in NYC Outpatient Mental Health Settings

    Page :S167

    Eugene Kim, Katarzyna E. Wyka, Rachel Jespersen, Matthew F. Dobbs, Shaynna N. Herrera, Alexander Kolevzon, Cheryl Corcoran, Lisa B. Dixon, Kim T. Mueser, Mark van der Gaag, Yulia Landa

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  • ·1.31 Probability of Transition to Psychosis in Individuals With Neurodevelopmental Disorders

    Page :S168

    Tae Young Lee, Bum-Sung Choi

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  • ·1.32 Early Intervention for First-Episode Psychosis in Adolescents: A Pilot Program Evaluation at Nationwide Children's Hospital

    Page :S168

    Ian T. Mckay, Austin Paul, Musa Yilanli

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  • ·1.33 Is It Psychosis?: Enhancing Self-Reflection to Reduce Duration of Untreated Psychosis

    Page :S168

    Dora Pungan, Sydney Long, Vageli Liokis, Serena Chaudhry, Ramin Mojtabai, Ashley Weiss

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  • ·1.34 How Should We Measure Sleep and Circadian Rhythm in Adolescents and Young Adults With Psychosis Spectrum Symptoms?

    Page :S168

    Jerome H. Taylor, Francis J. Ochman, Casey Ganz-Leary, Kayla Piiwaa, Raquel Gur

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  • ·1.35 Altered Somatosensory Processing in Patients With Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder and the Impact of Childhood Maltreatment

    Page :S169

    Raquel van Gool, Mariesa Cay, Camryn Berry, Emma Golden, Amanda Cao, Hanne C. van der Heijden, Anthony Westbrook, Joseph Gonzalez-Heydrich, Dost Öngür, Ann K. Shinn, Jaymin Upadhyay

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  • ·1.36 Psychotic Symptoms in Children With Succinic Semialdehyde Dehydrogenase Deficiency

    Page :S169

    Colleen E. Waickman, Steffanie Schweitzer, Musa Yilanli

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  • ·1.37 Structure of Visual Cortex Subregions in Youth at Clinical High Risk for Psychosis and Those Experiencing First-Episode Psychosis

    Page :S170

    Halide B. Turkozer, Cemal Demirlek, Elif Ozan, Abigail Stein, Jonah Loshin, Shuqin Zhou, Zachary Millman, Fei Du, Daniel P. Dickstein, Dost Öngür

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  • ·1.38 Latent Class Analysis of Youth Suicide: Vulnerable, Treated, Hidden, and Critical

    Page :S170

    Elijah W. Hale, Kimberly Kelsay

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  • ·1.39 Demographics and Precipitating Circumstances of Youth Suicide Decedents Aged 15-24 Who Died by Sodium Nitrite Poisoning in the UnitedStates From 2017to 2021

    Page :S170

    Avery Abel, Franky Rife, Carol Wygant, Donna A. Ruch, Jaclyn Tissue, Jeff Bridge

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  • ·1.40 Development and Implementation of a Fidelity Assessment Tool for an Individual and Family-Based Suicide Intervention for Adolescents and Their Caregivers

    Page :S171

    Carly S. Albaum, Katie Stadelman, Matthew Tracey, Yaron Finkelstein, Daphne J. Korczak

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  • ·1.41 Piloting Uncharted Waters: Clinical Outcomes of an Intensive Outpatient Pilot Program for Adolescents

    Page :S171

    Bekir Berker Artukoglu, Patrick W. O'Malley, Dorothy Chyung

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  • ·1.42 Investigating Suicidality Among Children Ages 5 to 11: Uncovering the Risk Factors, Motivations, and Methods of Suicide in Elementary School-Aged Children

    Page :S171

    Michael Boring, Youngmin Kim, Jacob DeBellis, Nisha G. Beard, Aleksandra Grabb, Fatima Ghiathi, Jacqueline Rich, Chrissie L. Clure

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  • ·1.43 Hopelessness, Family Cohesion, and Suicidality in Black Female Youth

    Page :S172

    Jada V. Brinner

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  • ·1.44 Incidence of Emergency Department Admissions for Youth With Suicidal Thoughts and Self-Injurious Behaviors With and Without Mental Health Treatment

    Page :S172

    Mary Kathryn M. Cancilliere, Katie Brown, Zachary Kunicki, Elizabeth Chen, Wyatt Kim, Kathleen Rae Donise

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  • ·1.45 A Systematic Review: Interventions for Psychiatric Boarding Youth Who Are Awaiting Inpatient Care

    Page :S172

    Mary Kathryn M. Cancilliere, Andrew Creamer, Mikayla Ver Pault, Haley Park, Kathleen Rae Donise

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  • ·1.46 Profiling Rewarding Experiences After Nonsuicidal Self-Injury in Adolescents Using K-Means Clustering

    Page :S173

    Jeeyoung Chun, Seunghui Han, Kyung Hwa Lee, Jae-Won Kim

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  • ·1.47 Correspondence of TWO Measures of Suicide Attempts: An Evaluation of Event Rates Based on the Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale and the Suicide Attempt and Self-Injury Interview

    Page :S173

    Richelle L. Clifton, Romina D. Sanchez Hernandez, Jefferson T.A. Nguyen, Emily Hart, Emily A. Stephens, Avery Abel, Jeff Bridge, Molly C. Adrian

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  • ·1.48 Prevalence of Suicidal Ideation and Suicide Attempts Among US Adolescents by Race and Gender in THREE Large US Cohorts

    Page :S173

    Ashley M. Cooper, Elina Visoki, Kate T. Tran, Martins Gatavins, Tami D. Benton, Ran Barzilay

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  • ·1.49 An Examination of Risk Factors and Clinical Trends in Youth Suicide From 1998 to 2022

    Page :S174

    Heather Cummins, Danli Chen, Michael Staley, Hilary Coon, Brooks Keeshin, Eric T. Monson

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  • ·1.50 Improving Safe Medication Storage to Prevent Youth Overdose Deaths: The Lock Bag Program

    Page :S174

    Michaela L. Denison, Allison B. Ventura, Ann-Marie Knight, Elise M. Fallucco, Kristen N. Santarone

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  • ·1.51 The Presence of Externalizing Diagnoses Along With Depression Increases the Risk of Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors Across Childhood

    Page :S174

    Maida Duncan, Alecia C. Vogel-Hammen, Ashna Ramiah, Rebecca Tillman, Deanna M. Barch, Joan L. Luby, Laura Hennefield

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  • ·1.52 Comparative Analysis of Screening and Diagnostic Codes in Detecting Suicide-Related Emergencies Among Children

    Page :S175

    Juliet B. Edgcomb, Bonnie T. Zima, Chrislie G. Ponce, Alanna E. Montero, Elyse M. Tascione, Kristen Choi

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  • ·1.53 Large Language Models to Extract Information on Suicide From Children’s Medical Records

    Page :S175

    Juliet B. Edgcomb, Angshuman Saha, Joshua J. Lee, Chrislie G. Ponce, Elyse M. Tascione, Alanna E. Montero, Neal D. Ryan

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  • ·1.54 Natural Language Processing to Detect Children Aged 6-17 With Suicide-Related Emergency Visits

    Page :S175

    Juliet B. Edgcomb, Angshuman Saha, Joshua J. Lee, Loes Olde Loohuis, Chrislie G. Ponce, Alanna E. Montero, Elyse M. Tascione, Bonnie T. Zima

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  • ·1.55 Assessing Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors in Preteens: A Qualitative Study

    Page :S176

    Candice Espinoza, Katherine M. Tezanos, Micaela Maron, April Highlander, Rojan Bagheri, Sydney Goldstein, Meghan McCann, Elizabeth Reynolds, Anthony Spirito, Jennifer Wolff

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  • ·1.56 Prospective Association of Loneliness With Adolescent Self-Harm: Results From a Population-Based Cohort Study

    Page :S176

    Yoshifumi Fukuya, Yuriko Hoshina, Satoshi Suyama, Shiori Ogawa, Kaori Yamawaki, Mayumi Hangai, Naho Morisaki, Kazue Ishitsuka

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  • ·1.57 Utilizing the Youth Self-Report: Exploring How Self-Reported Behaviors Influence Adolescents With and Without Suicide Attempts Within an Inpatient Sample

    Page :S177

    Francesca Iacono, Arany Uthayakumar, Xiao Yuan, Gregory D. Haggerty

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  • ·1.58 Understanding Interpersonal Functioning Differences Between Adolescents With And Without Suicide Attempts Within An Inpatient Sample

    Page :S177

    Xiao Yuan, Francesca Iacono, Arany Uthayakumar, Gregory D. Haggerty, Jenna Taglienti

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  • ·1.59 Association Between Suicide Attempt History and Inflammatory Markers in Peripheral Blood in Adolescent Patients

    Page :S177

    Woo Young Im

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  • ·1.60 The Impact of COVID-19 on Self-Harming Behaviors in Children and Adolescents as Evidenced in a University Hospital Setting

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    Woo Young Im

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  • ·1.61 Resilient Teens, Confident Parents: Understanding Individual and Familial Factors in Suicide Prevention

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    Sophia M. Jones, Aditya Kumar, Stephen Buerkert, Betsy D. Kennard, Graham J. Emslie

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  • ·1.62 The Connection Between Insomnia Symptoms and Suicidal Ideation in Psychiatrically Hospitalized Adolescents

    Page :S178

    Kiran Khalid, Abhishek Reddy, John G. Jones, Ahmed N. Al Qaffas, Anita S. Kablinger

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  • ·1.63 Longitudinal Impact of Parent-Adolescent Conflict on Suicidality: A 15-Year Study Comparing Depressed and Nondepressed Youth

    Page :S178

    Kristina Kovacs

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  • ·1.64 The Effect of Atomoxetine Augmentation in Youths With Nonsuicidal Self-Injury and Attention Deficit: A Prospective, Open-Label Preliminary Study

    Page :S179

    Kukju Kweon, Su A. Kwon, Mee Ae Kim

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  • ·1.65 Quantitative EEG Demonstrates Differences Between Depressed Adolescents With and Without Suicidal Ideations or Behaviors

    Page :S179

    Molly McVoy, Serhiy Y. Chumachenko, Deniz Doruk Camsari, Can Ozger, Farren Briggs, Danielle Herman, Farhad Kaffashi, Ken Loparo, Martha Sajatovic, Paul E. Croarkin

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  • ·1.66 Suicide Risk of Youth Receiving a Psychiatry Consultation For Suicidality Between Medical Floors vs Emergency Settings as Measured By The CHRT-SR16

    Page :S179

    Jane J. Miles, Betsy D. Kennard, Stephen Buerkert, Andrew Diederich, Charles Odom, Karla Hutcherson

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  • ·1.67 Clinical and Genetic Trauma-Related Risk Factors Leading to Suicide Death

    Page :S180

    Eric T. Monson, Andrey A. Shabalin, Emily DiBlasi, Qingqin Li, Amanda V. Bakian, Anna Docherty, Hilary Coon, Brooks Keeshin

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  • ·1.68 The Connection Between Sleep Disturbances and Suicidal Ideations in Psychiatrically Hospitalized Adolescents

    Page :S180

    Abhishek Reddy, Kiran Khalid, Kishore G. Nagaraja, Michael Ferguson, Anita S. Kablinger

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  • ·1.69 Can Artificial Intelligence Assess Suicide Risk in Youth?: Comparing ChatGPT-3.5, ChatGPT-4, and ChatGPT-4o to Psychiatrists

    Page :S181

    Lily T. Nguyen, Viet T. Tran, Vivek Mathesh, Jessica T. Tran, Youssef Ahmed, Jasmine A. Liu-Zarzuela, Navin S. Oorjitham

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  • ·1.70 Effectiveness of the Adapt for Life, Suicide Prevention, and Depression Awareness Program

    Page :S181

    Alexander K. Osborn

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  • ·1.71 Profiles and Psychosocial Factors of Suicidal Youth: A Cross-Sectional Telemedicine Study in a Low Middle-Income Country

    Page :S181

    Daniel F. Jaramillo-Martinez, Juan P. Zapata-Ospina, Karla Gil, Juan David Palacio-Ortiz

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  • ·1.72 Prediction of Suicide Attempts in Early Adolescence

    Page :S181

    Sara Shao, Gareth Harman, Scott A. Jones, Dakota Kliamovich, Dani Del Rubin, Amanda Del Giacco, Arturo Lopez Flores, Bonnie J. Nagel

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  • ·1.73 Attachment, Suicidal Behavior, and Self-Harm in Childhood and Adolescence: A Study of a Cohort of Brazilian Schoolchildren

    Page :S182

    Orli Silva Filho, Joviana Avanci, Simone Assis

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  • ·1.74 Children and Adolescents Who Died By Suicide in 2 Years in a Low Middle-Income Country (LMIC): Psychological Autopsy Characterization

    Page :S182

    Julián David Palacio-Jaramillo, Juan P. Zapata-Ospina, Maria Alejandra Amaya-Farfán, Carlos Andrés Vargas, Jennifer García, Jorge Guillermo Soto Vega

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  • ·1.75 Moderators of Treatment Linkage Following a Brief Intervention for Youth Screened at Risk for Suicide in a Nonpsychiatric Emergency Department

    Page :S182

    Elizabeth A. Cannon, Emily A. Stephens, Jaclyn Tissue, Rui Huang, Kendra M. Heck, Jeff Bridge

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  • ·1.77 Systematic Review: A 25-Year Global Publication Analysis of the Role of Spirituality and Religiosity in Suicidal Risk Assessment in Adolescents

    Page :S183

    Tai West, Junaid Rana, Samreen Awan, Adam J. Sagot

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  • ·1.78 Links Between Functional Impairment and Symptoms in Adolescents With Self-Injurious Thoughts and Behaviors

    Page :S183

    Jasmine J. Zhu, Kyrill Gurtovenko

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  • ·2.1 Impact of Social Media on Eating Disorder Severity in Youth With Psychiatric Histories

    Page :S184

    Haley Yamamoto, Maryam O. Abdallah, Ann Meredith McCoy, Jamie Lee, Lauren S. Tran, Harinee J. Maiyuran, Virginia A. Henson, Vanessa Sevilla, Elyssia Wang, Robert Suddath

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  • ·2.2 A Longitudinal Characterization of Dimensional Anxiety and the Impact of COVID-19 in Preadolescent Girls

    Page :S184

    Nakul Aggarwal, Courtney Olson, Lisa E. Williams, Aisha Rosh, Hannah R. Koerten, Ned Kalin

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  • ·2.3 Clinical Characteristics of Misophonia in Families: A Pilot Study

    Page :S184

    Diana D. Bok, Thomas V. Fernandez, Emily Olfson

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  • ·2.4 Gender and Age Differences in Manifestation of Eco-Anxiety: A Scoping Review

    Page :S185

    Tanvira Mustafa Islam, Marta V. Colon

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  • ·2.5 Effortful Control Training for Clinically Anxious Preschoolers Reduces Anxiety Symptoms

    Page :S185

    Neha Pashankar, Jason Moser, Katherine Lisa Rosenblum, Grace Anderson, Daniel Gordon, Jade Moros, Sherry Y.H. Chen, Kate D. Fitzgerald

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  • ·2.6 Utilization of Artificial Intelligence to Generate Patient Education Materials for Anxiety and Related Disorders

    Page :S185

    Charlotte Anne Ritchie, Lauren Edwards

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  • ·2.7 Bridging Gaps in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry: A Pilot Study on Feasibility and Racial Equity in Care Placement

    Page :S186

    Donald L. Kennedy, Elizabeth Tyning, Mariah Racicot, Daniel P. Nicoli

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  • ·2.8 Approaches to Increasing Engagement and Improving Show Rates at a Combined Pediatric, Behavioral Health Clinic

    Page :S186

    Rachel M. Whelan, Nafessah Wynn, Emily Ann O'Conly, Kelly Foreman, Justin Schreiber

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  • ·2.9 Examining the Impact of Baseline Anxiety Symptoms on SSRI Treatment Response in Adolescents With MDD

    Page :S186

    Estella Bastian, Molly McVoy

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  • ·2.10 Pharmacotherapy Regimens and Predictors of Antipsychotic Use Among Youth Treated for Depression or Suicidality

    Page :S187

    Joseph C. Blader, Emine Ayvaci, Graham J. Emslie, Abu Minhajuddin, Laura Stone, Melissa S. DeFilippis, Eric A. Storch, Vadym Zhyrov, Blake M. Upshaw, John R. Jeevarajan, Sarah Mallard Wakefield, Madhukar H. Trivedi

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  • ·2.11 A Comparison of 5-HTTLPR Genotypes on Baseline Symptoms, Suicidal Ideation, and Treatment Outcomes in Adolescent Depression

    Page :S187

    Kate M. Hagen, Jennifer R. Geske, Paul E. Croarkin, Jennifer L. Vande Voort

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  • ·2.12 Biomarkers of Depression in Adolescents: A Systematic Review

    Page :S187

    Arvin M. Smith, Danielle Herman, Mandy Neudecker, Molly McVoy

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  • ·2.13 The Moderating Role of Hippocampal Volumes in the Association Between Emotional Abuse and Peer Victimization in Adolescents With MDD

    Page :S187

    Kyung Hwa Lee, Jiyoon Shin, Jung Lee, Jae Hyun Yoo, Jae-Won Kim

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  • ·2.15 Exploring Daily Affective Dynamics in Adolescents With Depressive Symptoms: An App-Based Ecological Momentary Assessment Study

    Page :S188

    Suna Yang, Mijeong Park, Jae-Won Kim, Kyung Hwa Lee

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  • ·2.16 Data-Driven Decision Making: Rate and Characteristics of Youth With Treatment-Resistant Depression at Community Children’s Hospital

    Page :S188

    Jonathan Pentz, Sumru A. Bilge-Johnson, Kristin Cannon, Michael West, Lisa Shauver, Faezeh Dalton, Eva Szigethy

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  • ·2.17 Randomized Trial of Coached Digital Cognitive Behavioral Intervention in a Minority Enriched Sample of Adolescents With Depression

    Page :S188

    Eva Szigethy, Meredith Wallace, Kelsey J. Altmeyer, Kaxandra R. Novales, Keneisha Sinclair-McBride, Grace Jhe, Erica H. Lee, Kathryn Hollenbach, Jasmine R. Holt, Rachel Witt, Benjamin Maxwell, David R. DeMaso

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  • ·2.18 Costly Comorbidities: The Impact of Comorbidities on Illness Severity and Healthcare Utilization in Adolescent Depression Treatment

    Page :S189

    Crystal Xue Qi Chong, Meg Kaili Liang, Vanessa Pei Sheuan Tan, Mark Ye Han Ngoh, Hoe Yew Ron, Soon Kiat Chiang, Xiao Wen Lin, Celine Hsia Jia Wong, Tji-Tjian Chee

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  • ·2.19 Prescription Patterns in Adolescent Patients With MDD at a Tertiary Care Center in Singapore

    Page :S189

    Mark Ye Han Ngoh, Hoe Yew Ron, Vanessa Pei Sheuan Tan, Crystal Xue Qi Chong, Meg Kaili Liang, Xiao Wen Lin, Soon Kiat Chiang, Nicole Yue Ruan Wong, Celine Hsia Jia Wong, Tji-Tjian Chee

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  • ·2.20 Combining Chromosomal Microarray and Clinical Exome Sequencing for Genetic Diagnosis of Intellectual Disability

    Page :S189

    Jaewon Kim, Dae-Hyun Jang

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  • ·2.21 Neurocognitive Profile Comparison of Relatives of Adults With Severe Mental Illness vs Controls in a Low Middle-Income Country

    Page :S190

    Juan David Palacio-Ortiz, Sam A. Sievertsen, Johanna Valencia-Echeverry, Carrie E. Bearden, Carlos A. Lopez-Jaramillo, Jennifer Forsyth

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  • ·2.22 Safety, Efficacy, and Exposure-Response of Nnz-2591, a Synthetic Analog of Cyclic Glycine-Proline (cGP), an IGF-1 Metabolite, for the Treatment of Phelan-Mcdermid Syndrome in Children and Adolescents

    Page :S190

    Russell Wada, Helen Kastrissios, Mark A. Milad, Milad Ghomlaghi, Nancy E. Jones, Liza Squires, Larry Glass

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  • ·2.23 Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of Youth With Intellectual Disability or Developmental Disorder Admitted to an Urban Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Inpatient Unit

    Page :S190

    Rachel G. Kasdin, Sean T. Lynch, Arielle Morris, Isabela Y. Hill, Parul Shanker, Timothy D. Becker, Paige Staudenmaier, Alicia W. Leong, Dalton Martin, Timothy Rice

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  • ·2.24 Orexin Receptor Antagonists for Treatment of Insomnia Associated With Neurodevelopmental Disorders

    Page :S191

    Katherine J. Zappia, Katherine Harris, Andrew J. Thomas, Martine Lamy

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  • ·2.25 Examining Multiple-Monitored ECT in Adolescents and Young Adults: A Clinical Case Series

    Page :S191

    Casey R. Cai, Joshua Ryan Smith

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  • ·2.26 The Clinical Effects of 1 Hz and 10 Hz Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation on Suicidal Ideation in Adolescents With MDD

    Page :S191

    Dicle Buyuktaskin, Charles P. Lewis, Paul A. Nakonezny, Can Ozger, Juan Felipe Garzon, Magdalena Romanowicz, Julia Shekunov, Michael J. Zaccariello, Jennifer L. Vande Voort, Paul E. Croarkin

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  • ·2.27 Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation in the Treatment of Adolescent Depression and Anxiety: A Meta-Analysis

    Page :S192

    Michelle L. Riedel, Shan Siddiqi

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  • ·2.28 Target Engagement of Social Perceptual Neural Systems By Intermittent Theta Burst Stimulation in ASD

    Page :S192

    Sherab Tsheringla, Alan H. Gerber, Bridget Walicki, Sara Silber, Shreya Kannan, Adam Naples, James C. McPartland

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  • ·2.29 Improving Care for Catatonia in Pediatric Patients

    Page :S192

    Roxanne A. Fries, Robin P. Berger, Andrew M. Given, Ian Kodish

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  • ·2.30 SSRI Use and Weight Gain in a Child and Adolescent Population

    Page :S193

    Daniel T. Boeder, Pamela Campbell, Amber S. Fifer, Megan Meinke

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  • ·2.31 Co-Occurring Prescriptions and Neuropsychiatric Conditions of Pharmaceutical Cannabidiol (CBD) in US Children and Adolescents: From a Real-World Multicenter Dataset

    Page :S193

    Pallawi Jyotsana, Binx Yezhe Lin, Lisa Gong, Jacob Steinle, Ruth Ling, Chloe Lessard, Bingbing Liu, Fábio A. Nascimento, Jacob Borodovsky, Kevin Y. Xu

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  • ·2.32 Utility of Metformin for Metabolic Side Effects in Children and Adolescents Treated With Second-Generation Antipsychotics

    Page :S193

    Muhammad A. Nouman, Mohammed Abourahma

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  • ·2.33 Prazosin for Nightmares in Children and Adolescents

    Page :S194

    Siin Park, Keith Young, Jennifer Oruebor, Shannon W. Toth, Kyle Morrow

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  • ·2.34 Variability in Sertraline Pharmacokinetics Explained By CYP2C19 and CYP2B6

    Page :S194

    Laura B. Ramsey, Ethan A. Poweleit, Samuel Vaughn, Jeremiah Momper, Zeruesenay Desta, Jeffrey Robert Strawn

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  • ·2.35 Low-Dose Intravenous Ketamine for Adolescents With Depression and Suicidal Ideation in the Emergency Department: A Randomized Placebo-Controlled Trial

    Page :S195

    Shamilka Seneviratne, Daniel Lowet, Tatyana Vayngortin, Kathryn Hollenbach, Christian Saavedra Chavez, John Kanegaye, Ekta Patel

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  • ·2.36 Heterogeneous Longitudinal Trajectories of Psychotropic Polypharmacy in Children With ASD or Intellectual Disability

    Page :S195

    Ajilan Sivaloganathan, Sophia M. Lenz, Jesiqua Rapley, Emma Canning, Azadeh Kushki, Danielle Baribeau

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  • ·2.37 Patterns of Antidepressant Adherence in Youth With Anxiety Disorders: A Prospective Study Using Electronic Monitoring

    Page :S195

    Jeffrey A. Mills, Zoe A. Neptune, Ethan A. Poweleit, Laura B. Ramsey, Jeffrey Robert Strawn

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  • ·2.38 Antidepressant Prescribing Practices of Pediatric Palliative Care Providers

    Page :S196

    Teresa M. Vente

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  • ·2.39 Mind the (Research) Gap: The Shortage of Psychopharmacology Research at AACAP

    Page :S196

    Dustin Wong, Rina G. Bhalodi, Howard Levin, Katherine N. Peake, Gabriela Wagoner, Amanda Miller

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  • ·2.40 Improving Outcomes for Treatment-Resistant Youth-Integrative Family and Systems Treatment (I-FAST): Program Evaluation

    Page :S196

    Amanda Sminchak, Gretchen Leonard, Justin Saunders, Jonathan Covarrubias, Mary A. Fristad

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  • ·2.41 My Hospital Buddy Ida: User Experience Study Results of an Augmented Reality-Assisted Psychotherapy Application for Children With Cancer

    Page :S196

    Tuba Mutluer, Aslıhan Morey Ozcan, Herdem Aslan Genc, Romina Markaroglu, Asım Evren Yantac, Pelin Karaturhan, Kemal Kuscu, Rejin Kebudi, Fatih Erbay, Nursah Eker, Belgin Ozgul Konakci

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  • ·2.42 Study of Not in Education, Employment, or Training (NEET), Associated Factors, and the Relationship With Game Addiction Among Youth Aged 15 to 25 Years in Thailand

    Page :S197

    Chutimon Boonrod

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  • ·2.43 The Association Between Alcohol Consumption and Child Labor in Colombia: An Analytical Cross-Sectional Study

    Page :S197

    Bibiana Briceno

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  • ·2.44 Effects of Neighborhood Characterstics on Puerto Rican Child Mental Health During the COVID-19 Pandemic

    Page :S197

    Brianna J. Gordon

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  • ·2.45 The Impact of Home Chaos and Parent Mental Health on Toddler Problem Behaviors

    Page :S198

    Helene M. Altmann, Mindy M. Kim, Elyse Mark, Michelle A. Wilson, Brooke S.G. Molina, Heather Marie Joseph

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  • ·2.46 Do Adverse Perinatal Exposures Impact Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Cognitive Functioning in Youth From the ABCD Study?

    Page :S198

    Eline M. Laurent, Pieter J. Vuijk, Rachel L. Pride, Dylan Hughes, Emily Tetreau, Ellen B. Braaten, Joshua L. Roffman, Alysa E. Doyle

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  • ·2.47 Developmental Trend in Children of Maternal Amphetamine Use

    Page :S198

    Thidarat Pankaew, Jittraporn Pattamanukool

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  • ·2.48 Understanding the Impact of Parenting With a Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder on Family Adaptive Functioning

    Page :S199

    Sierra Thompson, Hanna Ozbeki, Vanessa Guzman, Andrew D. Marble, Gaby J. Ritfeld, Claire Coles, Julie A. Kable

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  • ·2.49 Climate Distress: An Analysis of Risk Factors and Functional Impairment in a Clinical Sample of Young People

    Page :S199

    Joshua R. Wortzel

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  • ·2.50 Perceived Impact of Electronic Device Use on Sleep and Attention in Psychiatric Patients

    Page :S199

    Claire Franklin, Cody Roi

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  • ·2.51 Psychiatry: The Relevance of Improving Access to Health Care for Acutely Mentally Ill and Those With Longstanding Mental Illness

    Page :S200

    Mercedes E. Agudo

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  • ·2.52 Evaluating 30-day Emergency Department (ED) Readmission for Youth Seen in a Community-Based Child Psychiatry Bridge Clinic

    Page :S200

    Karen Bos, Cortney A. Taylor, Ilana Freeman

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  • ·2.53 Utilization of Emergency Room by Foster Parents: An Analysis of Youth in Care Emergency Visits for Mental Health

    Page :S200

    Theodote K. Pontikes, Monica Boughdady, Ermelinda Ndoka, Sebastian Kolaj, Edwin Meresh

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  • ·2.54 An Analysis of Access to Outpatient Child Psychiatric Care Across the United States Post–COVID-19: Does Insurance Status Impact Documentation Requirements?

    Page :S201

    Adeeb Ahmed, Ryan Dao, Jessica T. Tran, Teerth Y. Patel, Shaina Banh, Karina Chowdhury, Xiaoying Yu, Alexa E. Coon, J. Wesley Boyd, Fatima R. Naqvi

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  • ·2.55 Psychiatry Consult/Liaison Role in Autoimmune Encephalitis Work-up and Diagnosis in a Pediatric Hospital Setting: A Quality Improvement Project

    Page :S201

    Rebecca Frances Young, Gabriela Fenollal Maldonado, Asmit Sanghera, Jaime Hook

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  • ·2.56 Perinatal Integrated Care for Mental Health: Inequities in Service Utilization Among Minoritized Individuals

    Page :S201

    Asmara T. Hoo-Cardiel, Amelia C. Ehmer, Catherine Wolcott, Bethany Ashby, Xernona Okungu, Kaley Curtis, Stephen Scott, Debbie R. Carter, Aviva K. Olsavsky

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  • ·2.57 Impact of Intensive Care Coordination on Emergency Department Boarding and Out-of-Home Placements: A Retrospective Chart Review

    Page :S202

    Helen Rose Mizrach, W. Peter Metz

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  • ·2.58 Impact of Inpatient Psychiatric Care on Subsequent Service Utilization for Youth With Acute Mental Health Concerns Who Board in Emergency Departments

    Page :S202

    Lindsay N. Overhage, Nicole M. Benson

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  • ·2.59 Expanding Mental Healthcare Access in Vermont: An Analysis of Primary Care Provider Behavior From the Vermont Child Psychiatry Access Program

    Page :S202

    Margaret Spottswood, Carl Feinstein, Jesse Schnall, Abigail Koch

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  • ·2.60 Evaluating the Impact of Telehealth and Screen Time on Childhood Anxiety and Depression Following the COVID-19 Pandemic

    Page :S203

    Yash A. Bhatia

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  • ·2.61 Improvements in Organization, Time Management, and Planning Following Virtual Delivery of Treatment: Results From A Randomized Controlled Study

    Page :S203

    Richard Gallagher, Maleeha Haroon, Yuliya Yoncheva, Howard Abikoff, Lauren Robinson, Francisco Xavier Castellanos, Greta Conlon

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  • ·2.62 Leveraging Project ECHO to Improve Mental Health Competencies Across the Learning Continuum

    Page :S203

    Kimberly Burkhart, Kara Ring, Eva R. Johnson, Brian Zack, Mary T. Gabriel

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  • ·2.63 A Bite-Sized Teaching- and Chalk Talk-Based Orientation Curriculum for the Psychiatry Clerkship

    Page :S204

    Alexander Hish

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  • ·2.64 A Novel Curriculum for Pediatric Residents on Caring for Medically Hospitalized Behavioral Health Patients

    Page :S204

    Jason V. Lambrese, Samantha Severson, Samantha Crowley, Meghan McClure, Andrea Dean

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  • ·2.65 AACAP Abramson Medical Student Ambassador for Diversity in Child Psychiatry Research Engagement: Feasibility and Process Measures of a Pilot Program

    Page :S204

    Ananya Roy, Halimah Hamidu-Egiebor, Shinnyi Chou, Mollie C. Marr, Sachi S. Shastri, Karen G. Martinez-Gonzalez, Deepika Shaligram, Manpreet K. Singh

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  • ·2.66 The Behavioral Health Learning Library: Expanding Equitable Access to Evidence-Based Education

    Page :S205

    Jennifer B. Reese, Shelby Snodgrass

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  • ·2.67 Enhancing the Behavioral Health Workforce: An Undergraduate Approach

    Page :S205

    Brittany N. Schaffner, Jennifer B. Reese, Mary A. Fristad, Jonathan Covarrubias

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  • ·2.68 Bridging the Gap: Exploring Caregiver Perceptions of Barriers and Facilitators in Task-Shifted Teacher-Delivered Mental Health Care in Darjeeling, India

    Page :S205

    Julie Hwang, Christina Cruz

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  • ·3.1 Virtual Reality and Emotion Regulation in Violence-Exposed Youth

    Page :S206

    Ryan J. Herringa, Justin D. Russell, Jace Boswell

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  • ·3.2 Efficiency Enhancement in Real-Time Detection and Intervention of Problematic Behaviors in Individuals With Developmental Disabilities Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) CCTV Systems

    Page :S206

    Jaeyeon Chin, Keun-Ah Anna Cheon, Soyoung Park, Woo-young Park, Choonghwan Choi

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  • ·3.3 University Students' Mental Health: The Role of Peer and Cyberbullying

    Page :S206

    Damla Eyuboglu, Duygu Nur Ersoy, Ali Ercan Altinoz, Murat Eyuboglu

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  • ·3.4 What Matters Most: A Machine Learning Approach to Identify the Most Important Questions in the Automated Risk Assessment of School Violence

    Page :S206

    Lara Kanbar, Alexander K. Osborn, Andrew Cifuentes, Jennifer Combs, Michael T. Sorter, Judith W. Dexheimer, Drew H. Barzman

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  • ·3.5 Get MAD: Managing Agitation With De-escalation Simulation Training With Pediatric Residents

    Page :S207

    Susheel K. Khetarpal, Marissa Dale, Alexandria G. Georgadarellis, Katherine Ort, Ambrose H. Wong, Sophie Brody-Smith, Danielle Ball, Sumeet L. Banker, Marc Auerbach, Katherine A. Nash

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  • ·3.6 A Retrospective Review of Episodes of Aggression in a Child and Adolescent Inpatient Population in a Community Hospital

    Page :S207

    Avinash Puchalapalli, Gaurav Vishnoi, Mona Ershadi, Mehreen Ahmed

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  • ·3.7 Trends in Aggression Among Youth Presenting to the Emergency Department Between January 2018 and April 2023 at a Tertiary Care Children’s Hospital

    Page :S208

    Dalton G. Wesemann, Liz J. Marx, David C. Sheridan, Rebecca Marshall

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  • ·3.8 Less Restraints, Better Care: Our BETA-Inspired Protocol for Pediatric Emergency Psychiatry

    Page :S208

    Dustin Wong, Jessica Valenti, Peter Wirkowski, Stephanie Szot, Sara Rohrbaugh, Aaron A. Mack, Christopher J. McCarthy, Parampreet Kaur, Andrew Clark, John B. Wilson

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  • ·3.9 Exploring Co-Occurring Diagnosis As Predictors of Needing Violent Restraints in Pediatric Patients Seen in the Hospital

    Page :S208

    Minju Hwang, Eric W. Lian, Brittany M. Milo, Young Jo

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  • ·3.10 Shock and Law: Unraveling State by State How and If ECT Can Be Offered for Psychiatric Conditions Occurring in Child and Adolescent Patients

    Page :S208

    Minju Hwang, Brittany M. Milo, Eric W. Lian, Henry Teaford

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  • ·3.11 Trends on Intimate Partner Violence Justifications Among Filipino Youths: An Examination of the National Demographic and Health Survey for 2008, 2013, 2017, 2022

    Page :S209

    Yunting Yu, Nungshitombi Chongtham, Katherine M. Napalinga, Jasmin Lagman

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  • ·3.12 Olanzapine and Samidorphan in Pediatric Patients With Bipolar I Disorder: Pharmacokinetic Results From a Phase 1, Multidose, Open-Label Study

    Page :S209

    Melissa P. DelBello, Liming Zhang, Ishani Landry, David McDonnell, Lara Finlayson

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  • ·3.13 Modified Brief Child Mania Rating Scale Is a Promising Tool to Screen Pediatric Bipolar Disorder in a Clinical Setting

    Page :S209

    Rasim Somer Diler, Boris Birmaher, John Merranko, Danella Hafeman, Tina R. Goldstein, Cami Herisko, Kenneth C. Nash, Frank DePietro, Maria Wolfe, Mariah Chobany, Brianna Lepore, Farzan Vahedifard, Jon Hart, Greeshma Malgireddy, Tosha Hahn, Michele A. Bertocci

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  • ·3.14 Prevalence and Clinical Correlates of Traumatic Brain Injury in Youth With Bipolar Disorder

    Page :S210

    Max H. Hemmerich, Vanessa H. Rajamani, Jessica S. Barton, Benjamin I. Goldstein

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  • ·3.15 Metformin's Anti-Inflammatory Effects in Pediatric Bipolar Disorder: Exploring the Role of Systemic Inflammatory Response Index and Systemic Immune Inflammatory Index

    Page :S210

    Hamiyet Ipek, Thomas Blom, Claudine Higdon, Christina C. Klein, Jeffrey A. Welge, Victor M. Fornari, Christoph U. Correll, Melissa P. DelBello

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  • ·3.16 A 6-Month, Prospective, Randomized Controlled Trial of Customized Adherence Enhancement Versus Bipolar-Specific Educational Control in Poorly Adherent Adolescents and Young Adults Living With Bipolar Disorder

    Page :S210

    Jennifer B. Levin, Melissa P. DelBello, Avani C. Modi, Molly McVoy, Farren Briggs, Larry Forthun, Rachel Cooley, Jessica Black, Carla Conroy, Martha Sajatovic

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  • ·3.17 Cellular Markers of Accelerated Aging and Familial Risk for Bipolar Disorder in Youth With ADHD

    Page :S211

    Luis Rodrigo Patino, Gabriel R. Fries, Robert McNamara, Melissa P. DelBello

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  • ·3.18 Retrospective Chart Review: Racial Disparities in Psychiatric Diagnoses Among Youth

    Page :S211

    Rijah Chhapra, Ashley Filbeck, Amy Lynn Meadows

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  • ·3.19 Parent- and Teacher-Rated Executive Dysfunction Predicts Abnormal SDQ Total and Hyperactive Behavior in Preschoolers

    Page :S211

    Sandra S. Mascarenhas, Rashmi Arun Mittal, Anthea Ng Xuan Ting, Yan Zhen Heng, Pratibha Agarwal, Lourdes Mary Daniel, Phey Hong Yang

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  • ·3.20 Perinatal Choline Concentration and Its Relationship With Maternal Anxiety and Depression

    Page :S212

    Alankrita Venkatesh Zutshi, Diana Borrego, M. Camille Hoffman, Sharon K. Hunter

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  • ·3.21 Childcare Utilization Among Lower and Higher Income Families and Its Implications on Child Socioemotional Development

    Page :S212

    Madison Wolpert, Cassandra Hendrix, Natalie Brito, Moriah E. Thomason

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  • ·3.22 Factors Associated With Preschool Exclusions From Childcare and School

    Page :S212

    Laura C. Lang, Margaret M. Lubas, Jocel G. Santos, Mary Margaret Gleason

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  • ·3.23 The Association of Caregiver Postpartum Depression and/or Current Depressive Symptoms With Pediatric Sleep Problems

    Page :S213

    Margaret M. Lubas, Laura C. Lang, Jocel G. Santos, Michael Strunc, Mary Margaret Gleason

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  • ·3.24 Rapid Stabilization Pathway: Impact on Length of Stay on an Acute Inpatient Adolescent Psychiatry Unit

    Page :S213

    Deanna P. Sams, David Garrison, Segundo Sergio Robert-Ibarra, Michael A. Scharf

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  • ·3.25 Parent and Caregiver Interventions on the Inpatient Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Unit: A Scoping Review

    Page :S213

    Kimberly S. Hsiung, Kelly Geelan, Katherine B. Trapani, Rachel L. Walden, Jon S. Ebert, Alexandra H. Bettis

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  • ·3.26 Effects of a Partial Hospitalization Program on Higher Acuity Patients

    Page :S214

    Rohn A. Nahmias, Joyce Chen, Amber Moore, Mary A. Fristad, Jonathan Covarrubias

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  • ·3.27 Partial Hospitalization Treatment of School-Aged Children With ASD

    Page :S214

    Galen D. McNeil, Benjamin Schneider, Tara S. Peris

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  • ·3.28 Trends in Adolescent Behavioral Health Admissions at Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN)- Muhlenberg Hospital

    Page :S214

    Aishwarya Vuppala, Lauren C. Ladehoff, Melissa Visco, Matthew M. McCambridge

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  • ·3.29 Neurocognitive Targets of Hostile Interpretation Bias Training to Treat Irritability

    Page :S215

    Saavitri A. Aggarwal, Tara H. Trujillo, Harshith Alete, Anne Penner, Simone Haller, Melissa A. Brotman, Matt Jones, Joel Stoddard

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  • ·3.30 Long-Term Safety and Sustained Efficacy of ZYN002 Cannabidiol Transdermal Gel in the Treatment of Irritability-Related Behavioral Symptoms in Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults With Fragile X Syndrome: Update to Open-Label Extension Study

    Page :S215

    Kristen G. Bzdek, Anthony Thibodeau, Nancy Tich, David Albers, George Nomikos

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  • ·3.31 Neural Correlates of Emotion Reactivity and Regulation in Excitability and Irritability

    Page :S215

    Wendy Tan, Patricia Diaz, Lu Li, Morgan Hartman, Rebecca Tillman, Deanna M. Barch, Joan L. Luby, Alecia C. Vogel-Hammen

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  • ·3.32 Outdoor Air Pollution and Brain Structure and Function Across Childhood and Adolescence: A Systematic Review

    Page :S216

    Michelle Dong, Jessica Morrel, Michael A. Rosario, Devyn L. Cotter, Katherine L. Bottenhorn, Megan Herting

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  • ·3.33 Organizational Skills Training Changes Brain Functional Connectivity in a Transdiagnostic Sample of 79 Elementary School–Aged Children

    Page :S216

    Richard Gallagher, Luis M. Martinez Agulleiro, Bowen Deng, Lauren Robinson, Greta Conlon, Yuliya Yoncheva, Maleeha Haroon, Howard Abikoff, Adriana DiMartino, Chao-Gan Yan, Yihong Zhao, Francisco Xavier Castellanos

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  • ·3.34 Brain Development of ADHD Using Arterial Spin-Labeled Perfusion MRI

    Page :S216

    You Bin Lim, So Hyun Park, Huijin Song, Hyunjoo Lee, Seo Young Kwon, Chul-Ho Sohn, Ryemi Do, Bung-Nyun Kim

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  • ·3.35 The Medial Orbitofrontal Cortex Displays Heighted Sensitivity to Increasing Levels of Verbal Anger in Adolescents With Early Onset Psychotic Illness: A Functional Neuroimaging Study

    Page :S217

    Eric E. Nelson, Katherine Billetdeaux, Emily Murray, Whitney I. Mattson, Michele Morningstar, Musa Yilanli

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  • ·3.36 Linking Adolescent Suicidality and Pain Response: An fMRI Study

    Page :S217

    Netanel Pick, Tram N.B. Nguyen, Jasmine J. Agreda, Andrea Otero Ospina, Chloe Roske, Russell H. Tobe, Benjamin A. Ely

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  • ·3.37 Interoceptive Brain Network Mechanisms of Mindfulness Training in Healthy Adolescents

    Page :S217

    Olga Tymofiyeva, Benjamin S. Sipes, Tracy Luks, Elissa J. Hamlat, Tara E. Samson, Thomas Hoffmann, David V. Glidden, Angela Jakary, Tiffany Ngan, Erik Ekbäck, Eva C. Henje, Tony T. Yang

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  • ·3.39 Identification of Neuropathological Substrates of Neuropsychiatric Symptoms in Adolescent and Young Adult Athletes Using Deep Learning

    Page :S218

    Daniel G. Koenigsberg, Justin Kauffman, Gabriel A. Marx, Andrew T. McKenzie, Timothy E. Richardson, Robina Afzal, Jon Cherry, Jesse Mez, Kurt Farrell, Ann C. McKee, John F. Crary

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  • ·3.40 Early-Life Stress Delays Hippocampal Development and Diminishes the Adult Stem Cell Pool in Mice

    Page :S218

    Mary Youssef, Piray Atsak, Jovani Cardenas, E. David Leonardo, Alex Dranovsky

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  • ·3.41 The Regional Distribution of Brain Iron and Its Relation to Behaviors in Children and Adolescents

    Page :S218

    Bryan Youngwoo Yoon, Lanxin Ji, Amyn Majbri, Ellyn Kennelly, Tanya Bhatia, Mark Duffy, Alexis Taylor, Moriah E. Thomason

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  • ·3.42 Family History of Binge Drinking Is Associated With Alterations in Reward Learning Neuro-Circuitries

    Page :S219

    Joseph Aloi, Katherine G. LeFevre, Tahlia Korin, James Blair, Mario Dzemidzic, Kathleen I. Crum, Leslie A. Hulvershorn

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  • ·3.43 Parental Involvement Is Related to Greater Parental Resiliency and Offspring Neural Reward Prediction Error Signaling

    Page :S219

    Joseph Aloi, Katherine G. LeFevre, Tahlia Korin, James Blair, Mario Dzemidzic, Leslie A. Hulvershorn, Kathleen I. Crum

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  • ·3.44 National Study of Child Sexual Abuse Cases in Oman: Characteristics and Medical-Legal Outcomes

    Page :S219

    Muna Alshekaili, Mohammed Ali Al-Marzoqi, Salim Al-Huseini, M. Mazharul Islam, Fatima Al- Sulaimani, Walid Hassan Ebrahim Hassan, Yahya Alkalbani, Mohamed Hamed Al Breiki, Abdullah Al-Madhani, Samir Al-Adawi

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  • ·3.45 Using Peer Supports to Strengthen and Expand a Behavioral Parent Training Program

    Page :S220

    Alissa D. Hemke, Julia T. Mattson, Cindy O. Trevino, Lupita Santillan, Brent R. Collett

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  • ·3.46 Sex and Sensitive Period Differences in the Effects of Maltreatment on Brain Structure

    Page :S220

    Shinichiro Takiguchi, Kyoko Ohashi, Alaptagin Khan, Elizabeth A. Bolger, Carl M. Anderson, Gordana Vitaliano, Martin H. Teicher

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  • ·3.47 The Study of Positive Parenting, Associated Factors, and the Association Between Positive Parenting and Game Addiction Among Individuals Aged 6 to 25 Years in Thailand

    Page :S220

    Piyaphorn Techamaneesathit

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  • ·3.48 Adverse Childhood Experiences: A Meta-Analysis of the Prevalence and Moderators Among 432,816 Children in 59 Studies

    Page :S221

    Raela F. Thiemann, Sheri L. Madigan, Audrey-Ann Deneault, Carole A. Lunney, Ross D. Neville

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  • ·3.49 Heightened Risk of Child Maltreatment in Female Active-Duty Service Member Families

    Page :S221

    Maria Veronica Clare G. Vigilar, Christin M. Ogle, Valija Rose, Jing Zhou, Joscelyn E. Fisher, Stephen J. Cozza

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  • ·3.50 Analysis of Post-FDA Approval Pediatric Studies of Psychiatric Medications Approved From 2013 to 2020

    Page :S221

    Rosa Y. Ahn-Horst, Aaron S. Kesselheim

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  • ·3.51 Mandated Reporting Policies for Perinatal Substance Use: A Systematic Review of the Literature

    Page :S222

    Christina C. Bodison, Sandra Appiah, Leah Peloff, Keinada Andereas, Tariq A. Salem, Aamir Abdullah, Davida M. Schiff, Aviva K. Olsavsky

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  • ·3.52 Youth Climate Activism: Effects on Mental Health and Coping

    Page :S222

    Xiaoxuan Chen

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  • ·3.53 COVID-19 Vaccine Attitudes and Preferences Among Predominantly Racial and Ethnic Minority Caregivers of School-Aged Children

    Page :S222

    Sonal Jain, Rohan Dayal, Jennifer Sikov, Imme Kobayashi, Meera Savage, Valeria Ladino, Emilie Poston, Krystel Loubeau, Jess Kabrt, Andrea E. Spencer

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  • ·3.54 The Effects of COVID-19 Quarantine on Suicide and Homicide Rates in Missouri

    Page :S223

    Samuel Kim, Rithvik Talluri, Audrey Yu, Apurva Bhatt

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  • ·3.55 Unlocking Green Space for All: Strategies for Promoting Mental Health Equity in Gentrifying Neighborhoods

    Page :S223

    Sara Jane Anderson, Maryam Tariq, Shilpa Sachdeva

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  • ·3.56 Tailoring Systems of Care for Sexually and Gender-Diverse Youth: A Minority Stress Framework

    Page :S223

    Brady D. Hanshaw, Alex Keuroghlian

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  • ·3.57 Clinical Characteristics of Transgender and Gender-Diverse Youth Presenting to a Psychiatric Emergency Department

    Page :S224

    Mehmet Utku Kucuker, Luis M. Martinez Agulleiro, Fei Guo, Cheryl R. Stein, Argelinda Baroni, Aron Janssen

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  • ·3.58 Mental Health Effects of Puberty Suppression for Transgender Youth: A Qualitative Study of Youth and Parents

    Page :S224

    Kit M. Quain, Brianna J. Hobson, April J. Ancheta, Danielle Apple, Nellie Lazar, Linda A. Hawkins, Nadia Dowshen

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  • ·3.59 Documenting Linkages Between Perceived Safety, Care Access, and Well-Being Among Transgender Youth in the Netherlands and United States, Diversified Across Legislative Restriction

    Page :S224

    Marc Ruszaj, Anna van der Miesen, Abigal Fischbach, Elodie Carel, Andy Hindenach, Aisa Burgwal, Sapphire Perroni, Isa M. van Wieringen, Annika S. Kooke, John F. Strang

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  • ·3.60 ASD and Gender Dysphoria Among Adolescents in a Large, Integrated Health System

    Page :S225

    Mark Sanders, Catherine A. Ha, Kathryn B. Schwarzmann, Karissa A. Avignon, Gino A. Mortillaro

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  • ·3.61 A Qualitative Study of Emotionally Focused Family Therapy for Adolescent Somatization: Identifying Therapeutic Processes Relating to Improvement and Challenge

    Page :S225

    Amrit K. Dhariwal, Ashley Miller, Anna Kristen, Elaine He

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  • ·3.62 Pilot Study: Gauging Interest for a Somatic Symptom Disorder Curriculum in AP Psychology Students at an Indiana High School

    Page :S225

    Beau L. Mansker, Hailey B. Hayes, Michael Bushey

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  • ·3.63 Linking the Brains: Association Between Disorders of the Gut-Brain Interaction and Mental Health Diagnoses in Pediatric Patients Referred to Gastroenterology in Portland, Maine

    Page :S226

    Nicole C. Smith, Anya Cutler, Julia C. Fritz

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  • ·3.64 Clinical and Demographical Predictors of Cannabis Use Among US High School Adolescents and Psychiatric Outcomes: Insights From 2021 YRBSS Nationwide Dataset

    Page :S226

    Ozge C. Amuk Williams, Nauman Ashraf

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  • ·3.65 Integrated Care Models and Their Effect on Retention and Treatment of Youth With Opioid Use Disorder Enrolled in Medicaid

    Page :S226

    Irving A. Barrera, Kevin M. Simon

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  • ·3.66 Does Psychosocial Treatment of Disruptive Behavior Disorders in Young Children Reduce Future Substance Use? Examination of a Large Birth Cohort

    Page :S227

    Tanner Bommersbach, Maria Saliba, Casey K. Gilman, Allison LeMahieu, Idil Tarikogullari, Hayrunnisa Unlu, Kierstin S. Utter, Pravesh Sharma, Magdalena Romanowicz, Osama A. Abulseoud

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  • ·3.67 Empowering Pediatric Providers in Substance Use Care With Web-Based "Badge Buddy"

    Page :S227

    James Wells Lockhart

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  • ·3.68 Developing a Social Framework for Black Adolescent Opioid Use Disorder Treatment Motivation

    Page :S227

    Saranya Menon, Niranjan S. Karnik

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  • ·3.69 Substance Use Treatment Utilization for Youth With Co-Occurring Psychiatric and Substance Use Disorders

    Page :S228

    Kathryn Nielsen, Heather Thibeau, Adriana Salome, Agata Bereznicka, Timothy E. Wilens, Amy M. Yule

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  • ·3.70 Responding to Crisis: Equipping School Educators With Practical Knowledge in the Administration of Naloxone

    Page :S228

    Richard M. Taylor

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  • ·3.71 Engaging Families in Adolescent Opioid Addiction Treatment: Insights From Caregiver Experiences

    Page :S228

    Jayla French, Trey V. Dellucci, Logan A. Gillenwater, Brielle Batch, Allyson L. Dir, Amanda V. Broderick, Leslie A. Hulvershorn, Zachary Adams

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  • ·3.72 Examining the Relationship and Prevalence Between Marijuana Legalization and Child Psychiatric Admissions: A Retrospective Study

    Page :S229

    Riley Hartnett, Irshan Shaik, Sasidhar Gunturu

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  • ·3.73 Cannabis-Related Anhedonia in Adolescents With Diverse Mood and Anxiety Symptoms

    Page :S229

    Tram N.B. Nguyen, Benjamin A. Ely, Aria D. Vitale, Chloe Roske, Russell H. Tobe, Jasmin Richard, Vilma Gabbay

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  • ·3.74 Prenatal Cannabis Exposure and Psychopathology Insights From the ABCD Study

    Page :S229

    Ryan Shu, Nithin V. Edara

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  • ·3.75 Impact of Substance Use Educational Modules on Provider Confidence in Child and Adolescent Substance Use Treatment

    Page :S229

    Bryce Toburen, Adam Goldberg, Sarah Scott, Jonathan Covarrubias, Mary A. Fristad

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  • ·3.76 Mindfulness Interventions for Adolescent Substance Use: A Systematic Review of Randomized Controlled Trials

    Page :S230

    Tai West, Samreen Awan, Junaid Rana, Morgan R. Peltier, Daniel M. Weiner

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  • ·3.77 Youth Suicide and Preceding Mental Health Diagnosis

    Page :S230

    Bonnie T. Zima, Sofia Chaudhary, Jennifer A. Hoffmann, Christian D. Pulcini, Rachel K. Myers, Joel Fein, Eric Fleegler, Monika Goyal

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  • ·4.1 Frequency, Reasons, and Methods of Self-Reported Cannabis Use in Adolescent Psychiatric Patients

    Page :S231

    Jamie Lee, Maryam O. Abdallah, Jenny Nguyen, Jose Flores, Tiana Raphel, Harinee J. Maiyuran, Lauren S. Tran, Vanessa Sevilla, Haley Yamamoto, Elyssia Wang, Robert Suddath, Virginia A. Henson

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  • ·4.2 The Use of Electronic Media in Preschool-Aged Children With ASD

    Page :S231

    Maryam O. Abdallah, Harinee J. Maiyuran, Jamie Lee, Virginia A. Henson, Lauren S. Tran, Haley Yamamoto, Vanessa Sevilla, Elyssia Wang, Jenny Nguyen, Robert Suddath

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  • ·4.3 A Scoping Review of Economic Evaluations of Depressive Disorder Treatments for Adolescents

    Page :S231

    Bahar Amani, Claire de Oliveira, Joyce Mason, Terri Rodak, Peter Szatmari, Jo Henderson, Darren B. Courtney

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  • ·4.4 Impact of Social Media and Pro-Eating Disorder Websites on Adolescents

    Page :S232

    Sahar Ashraf, Mehreen Khan, Malik Umer Farooq

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  • ·4.6 Examining Familial Risk of Depression and Family Conflict in the Prediction of Psychopathology in the ABCD Study

    Page :S232

    Erin Zeynep Basol, Bailey Holt-Gosselin, Jutta Joormann, Dylan G. Gee, Kathryn Rodrigues, Taylor J. Keding

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  • ·4.7 Improving Mental Healthcare Outcomes for Adolescents Using a Postdischarge Clinic Model

    Page :S232

    Yasmin Carter, Nanette Allison, Gunit K. Kahlon

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  • ·4.8 Vaping Trends Among the Adolescent and Adult Population in Tobacco Legislation-Poor Southeastern United States

    Page :S233

    Maham Dilawar, Jesse Vanacore, Erin McClure, Karen Hartwell

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  • ·4.9 Mental Health Screening in a Hospital-Based Adolescent Medicine Outpatient Service

    Page :S233

    Jae Yeun Kim, Nicole R. Ferrigno-Layton, Drita Markolovic, Neal D. Hoffman

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  • ·4.10 Adolescent Runaways and Risky Sexual Behaviors: A Case Series

    Page :S233

    Sherina Langdon, Afra Rahman, Sarah Noaman, Fariha Hossain

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  • ·4.11 Factors Influencing the Treatment Effect of Family-Based Practice of Loving-Kindness Meditation and Mindfulness of Breathing on the Adolescent With Nonsuicidal Self-Injury

    Page :S234

    Pei Liu, Yang Li, Jianping Lu

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  • ·4.12 Youth Perspectives on Causes of Negative Mental Health and Facilitators of Positive Mental Health: Findings From Botswana

    Page :S234

    Eleanor Lustig, Kebope Mongie Kealeboga, Ohemaa Poku, Gbolahan Ajibola, Samuel Matula, Merrian Brooks

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  • ·4.13 Examining the Effect of Race on Therapeutic Treatment Allocation for African American Adolescents Admitted to Inpatient Psychiatry Units: A Narrative Literature Review

    Page :S234

    Leanne K. Maduka, Alisa Lu

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  • ·4.14 Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health in Psychiatric Care: A Scoping Review

    Page :S235

    Tania M. Michaels, April Miller, Mandy Neudecker, Kevin Makino

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  • ·4.15 Family Dynamics and Suicide Risks: Insights on Asian American Adolescents

    Page :S235

    Crystal Nguyen, Richard J. Lee

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  • ·4.16 Distinct Life-Course Trajectories of Symptoms of MDD, Anxiety, and ADHD in Youth in Community-Based Care

    Page :S235

    Florence Perquier, Clement Ma, Alina Li, Meaghen Quinlan-Davidson, Lisa D. Hawke, Amy H. Cheung, Kristin Cleverley, Jo Henderson, Peter Szatmari

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  • ·4.17 Exploring the Prevalence of Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) and Periodic Limb Movement Disorder (PLMD) in Adolescents With PTSD Using National Inpatient Sample (NIS) Dataset

    Page :S236

    Abhishek Reddy, Chintan Trivedi, Ramu Vadukapuram, Mounica Reddy Thootkur, Zeeshan Mansuri

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  • ·4.18 Associations Between Chronic Stress, Inflammation, and Anhedonia: Insights From Adolescent Females

    Page :S236

    Ece N. Tan, Uma Rao

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  • ·4.19 Associations Between Early-Life Adversity, Adiponectin, and Sleep

    Page :S236

    Ece N. Tan, Uma Rao

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  • ·4.20 Examining the Relationship Between Interpersonal Dependency, Interpersonal Problems, and Psychological Health and Well-Being

    Page :S237

    Arany Uthayakumar, Xiao Yuan, Francesca Iacono, Jenna Taglienti, Gregory D. Haggerty

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  • ·4.21 Exploring the Impact of Acne on Adolescent Mental Health: Insights From the National Inpatient Sample Dataset

    Page :S237

    Chintan Trivedi, Ramu Vadukapuram, Zeeshan Mansuri, Sriram Birur, Abhishek Reddy

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  • ·4.22 Examining the Prevalence of ADHD Among US Adolescents Having Different Adverse Childhood Experiences: A Perspective From National Inpatient Sample Dataset

    Page :S237

    Ramu Vadukapuram, Chintan Trivedi, Zeeshan Mansuri, Abhishek Reddy

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  • ·4.23 Sadness, Suicide, and Their Association With Video Game and Internet Overuse Among Teens: Results From the Youth Risk Behavior Survey 2017, 2019, and 2021

    Page :S238

    Deniz Yuruk, Kirti Veeramachaneni, Erick Messias

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  • ·4.24 Sensitivity and Specificity Study of Gaming Disorder Scale (GAME-S)

    Page :S238

    Winudda Darunthanom

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  • ·4.25 Understanding Comfort and Language Use in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Psychoeducation and Counseling

    Page :S238

    Reni Forer, Yimeng Zhao, Jessica L. Fealy, Jane Harness, Nasuh Malas

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  • ·4.26 Entertainment Media’s Influence on Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors: Youth Perspectives

    Page :S238

    Jane Harness, Laila M. Mascarena, Clara A. Wolff, Victor Hong, Tammy Chang

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  • ·4.27 Psychiatric Comorbidities and Quality of Life in Children With Epilepsy Undergoing Epilepsy Surgery Evaluation

    Page :S239

    Rumsha Hafeez, Gunit K. Kahlon, Scott Perry, Marsha Gabriel, Crystal M. Cooper

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  • ·4.28 Enhancing Prediction of Outcomes By Combining a Measure of Temperament With a Common Psychopathology Rating Scale in the ABCD Study

    Page :S239

    Watole Hamda, Luis M. Martinez Agulleiro, James M. Ridge, Yihong Zhao, Francisco Xavier Castellanos

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  • ·4.29 Can Artificial Intelligence Make the Diagnosis? Evaluating the Accuracy of Large Language Models in Diagnosing Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Clinical Cases

    Page :S239

    Kaitlin Hanss, Karthik V. Sarma, Andrew Halls, Sasha Gorrell, Erin Reilly

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  • ·4.30 Marshall Clinician Firearms Interview Risk and Education Protocol (C-FIRE)

    Page :S240

    Alexander M. Iacono, Mathew Scott Lemberger, Mallory Morris, Sylvia Wajswol, Kristina Melvin

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  • ·4.31 Evaluating the Efficacy of Mobile and Wearable Technologies in Monitoring Adolescent Mood Disorder Severity

    Page :S240

    Jeong-Kyung Ko, Young Eun Mok, SuHyuk Chi, Hey-mi Cho, Karpjoo Jeong, Moon Soo Lee

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  • ·4.32 Dimensionality and Measurement Invariance of the Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7 (GAD-7) Among Adolescents With and Without Depression Symptoms

    Page :S240

    Julia Lejeune, Ting Dai, Tracy Gladstone, Michael C. Meinzer

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  • ·4.33 Adaptation and Validation of the Washington Group/UNICEF Child Functioning Module in a Nationally Representative Sample of Canadian Children and Youth

    Page :S241

    Emma Nolan, Katherine Tombeau Cost, Ryan Miller, Yun-Ju Chen, Jordan Edwards, Li Wang, Eric Duku, Stelios Georgiades, Peter Szatmari, Katholiki Georgiades

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  • ·4.34 Adaptability of Decision Making to Reward Volatility in Children With Externalizing Psychopathology

    Page :S241

    Harim Jeong, Jenny J. Song, Minjoo Kang, Hyung Seok So, William F. Garvey, Manthar Ali Mallah, James Blair, Ellen Leibenluft, Soonjo Hwang

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  • ·4.35 Computerized Adaptive Tests May Not Be as Reliable for Early Detection of Pediatric Psychiatric Disorders As Initially Thought Based on Inpatient Self-Reports

    Page :S241

    Stephen B. Werner-Sleva

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  • ·4.36 A Brief Quality of Life (QoL) Scale: Initial Psychometric Data for the Nationwide QoL Scale (NQLS)

    Page :S242

    Mary A. Fristad, Jonathan Covarrubias, Wendy S. Cleveland

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  • ·4.37 Challenges and Opportunities in Workplace Violence Training for Healthcare Workers: A Qualitative Study of Staff Experiences

    Page :S242

    Daniel I. Jackson, Tensing Maa, John Luna, Yungui Huang, Emre Sezgin, Jennifer B. Reese, Mary A. Fristad

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  • ·4.38 Relationships Between Postpartum Bonding and PRISM and MCPAP for Moms

    Page :S242

    Sarah J. Palmer, Martha Zimmermann, Julie M. Flahive, Clevanne Julce, Dorothy T. Richardson, Sharina D. Person, Tiffany A. Moore Simas, Nancy Byatt, Edward C. Tronick

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  • ·4.39 Identifying Risk Factors for Weight Gain in Pediatric Patients With ASD on Antipsychotics

    Page :S243

    Ellen J. Kim, Grace S. LaPier, Carol M. Rockhill, Soo-Jeong Kim

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  • ·4.40 Prevalence and Implications of Joint Hypermobility in Children With ASD in a Tertiary Care Center in South India

    Page :S243

    Dhwani Ravi, Ananya Varshney, Sowmyashree Mayur Kaku, Binu Kurian

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  • ·4.41 The Association Between Screen Time Exposure, Parent Depression, and Development of Social Communication Skills Among Preschool Children

    Page :S243

    Abdullah Alqifari, Raghad Ibrahim Albarrak

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  • ·4.42 Psychiatric and Cognitive Outcomes of Iron Supplementation in Nonanemic Children and Adolescents: A Meta-Analysis

    Page :S244

    Dimitri Fiani, Sana Chahine, Mira Zaboube, Marco Solmi, Chadi A. Calarge

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  • ·4.43 Initial Feasibility of a Novel Sleep and Mindfulness Behavior Change Intervention for Youth With MDD

    Page :S244

    Heather K. Hardin, Molly McVoy

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  • ·4.44 A Clinical Assessment of the Pharmacological Effects of Ashwagandha Root Extract on Parent-Reported Functions of Cognition, Behavior, Sleep, Fatigue, and Executive Function in Children Aged 6-12 Years

    Page :S244

    Ravleen Kaur Suri, Amit Saxena, Adrian Lopresti, Deepak Langade, Neelu Elon, Mumtaz Sharif, Vasudha Sharma, Gurnoor Kaur Suri, Rohit Chandra, Garima Yadav

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  • ·4.45 Gender Disparities in Medication Prescription for Psychiatric Disorders in Children and Adolescents

    Page :S245

    Omaymah Mohammad Alotoom, Thamer Aljader, Raman Marwaha

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  • ·4.46 REVIEW: Rates of Neurodevelopmental Disorders and Access to Services for Indigenous Peoples of the United States and Canada

    Page :S245

    Megan E. Conrow-Graham, Jamal B. Williams, David Holmes

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  • ·4.47 Psychological Problems and Mental Healthcare Utilization Among Asian American Children

    Page :S245

    Austin D. Le, Andrea Ouyang, Lourdes J. Delgado-Serrano

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  • ·4.48 Racial and Ethnic Differences in Out-of-Pocket Outpatient Mental Health Expenditures Among Youth Between 2019 and 2021

    Page :S246

    Victor Rodrigues, Jessica Lutz, Carol Wei, Chuan Mei Lee

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  • ·4.49 Prevalence and Comorbidities of Developmental Disorders and the Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic Among Korean Children

    Page :S246

    Sung Sil Rah, Soon-Beom Hong

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  • ·4.50 The Hidden Epidemic: Understanding and Managing Loneliness

    Page :S246

    Sarah Alnaher, Muhammad Zeshan, Rick Wolthusen, Farees Ahmad Khan, Aos Ameen

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  • ·4.51 White and Midwestern Adolescents Show Fewer Suicides Than Black Adolescents During the COVID-19 Pandemic When Compared to Prepandemic Numbers

    Page :S247

    Lijia Zhang, Kathryn L. Jones

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  • ·4.52 Bias Reduction in Medicine: A Residency Trial

    Page :S247

    Michael B. Zarra, Mark H. Sueyoshi, Jason Yanes, Neha Sharma

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  • ·4.53 Examining the Need for Educational Support: 504 Plans and Demographics in Hospitalized Adolescents With Eating Disorders

    Page :S247

    Micah Iticovici, Rachel Russell, Jill C. Fodstad, Michelle J. Curtin, Debra Reisinger, Lia K. Thibodaux

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  • ·4.54 Understanding Barriers to Pediatric Psychiatric Care: Examining the Role of Insurance Coverage on Wait Times

    Page :S248

    Carrie Chen, Ogechukwu S. Anwaegbu, Cloie Angel T. Campos, Anika Sinha, Victoria Akwaowo, Isabella R. McElroy, Xiaoying Yu, Alexa E. Coon, J. Wesley Boyd

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  • ·4.55 Screening Parental Mental Health of Children With a Chronic Illness: A Systematic Review

    Page :S248

    Nadia Coscini, Grace McMahon, Maddy Schulz, Casey Hosking, Melissa Mulraney, Anneke C. Grobler, Harriet Hiscock, Rebecca Giallo

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  • ·4.57 Implementation of Measurement-Based Care in a Clinical Program for Children With Mental Health Concerns and Co-Occurring Extensive Needs

    Page :S248

    Genevieve Ferguson, Renee Baysarowich, Amedeo D'Angiulli, Kathryn Decker, Irene Drmic, Thiyaana Jeyabalan, Toni Lui, Tamara Milicevic, Victoria Rombos, Zainab O. Salami, Trish Wilson, Melanie Penner

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  • ·4.58 Variation in Assessment and Disposition of Patients Evaluated by Psychiatry Across a Multisite Hospital System by Race

    Page :S249

    Hana R. Flaxman, Rachel Arnesen, Susan Samuels

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  • ·4.59 Frames of Mind: Film Stylo Project (FSP) Promotes Mentalization and Reflective Functioning of Adolescents' Experiences in Adults

    Page :S249

    Elizabeth Y. Li, Melissa Chen, Jessica A. Xu, Shirley Z. Deng, Doris Chen, Ivy Song, Eunice Y. Yuen

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  • ·4.60 Disparities in Wait Times for Child Psychiatric Care Based on Facility Type

    Page :S249

    Meghan M. Mallya, Meagan L. King, Cody D. Luong, Sean O'Leary, Jacob D. Nieves, Xiaoying Yu, Alexa E. Coon, J. Wesley Boyd

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  • ·4.61 Gender-Diverse Adolescents May Be More Likely to Use Social Media for Support and Information About Their Emotional and Mental Health Compared to Their Cisgender Peers

    Page :S250

    Sarah J. Martell, Julia Tartaglia, Anna R. Van Meter, Michael L. Birnbaum, Vera Feuer

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  • ·4.62 Outcomes of Pediatric Patients Admitted for Anxiety With Comorbid Asthma: A National Inpatient Sample Study

    Page :S250

    Sarah Meyers, Minseo Kwak, Carly Swenson, Dhruti Trivedi, Shawen Ilaria

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  • ·4.63 My Virtual Assistant Bee: Improving Psychiatry Clerkship of Medical School Program Through an Integrated Artificial Intelligence System

    Page :S250

    Tuba Mutluer, Ergün Tiryaki, Belgin Ozgul Konakci, Deniz Ceylan

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  • ·4.65 The Behavioral Health Needs of Legally Involved Sexual-Minority Female Adolescents

    Page :S251

    Elizabeth M. Olsen, Laura B. Whiteley, Sarah Bailey, Andrew P. Barnett, Daphne Koinis-Mitchell, Johanna B. Folk, Marina Tolou-Shams, Larry K. Brown

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  • ·4.66 The Role of COVID-19 and Rural Status on Psychiatric Presentations Among Youth in Alberta, Canada

    Page :S251

    Jacquelyn Paquet, Katharine Hibbard, Pamela Brett-MacLean

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  • ·4.67 If You Can’t Beat ‘Em, Join ‘Em: Co-opting Social Media to Provide Accurate Information to Local Teens

    Page :S251

    Allison N. Cohen, Jane Phelps-Tschang, Hazel D. Brogdon, Amy Burns

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  • ·4.68 Analysis of Access to Child Psychiatric Care Post–Covid-19: Does Mental Health Facility Type Impact Documentation Requirements?

    Page :S252

    Aymun M. Razzak, Katherine N. Sheffield, Fatima R. Naqvi, Alaa Z. Khurram, Maryam A. Shaikh, Jessica E. Johnson, Darcey G. Kobs, Xiaoying Yu, Alexa E. Coon, J. Wesley Boyd

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  • ·4.69 Youth Co-Designed Mental Health Applications: A Scoping Review

    Page :S252

    Dominique M. Taylor, Limi Ahmed, Shirley A. De La Cruz, Paula Yvette Mendoza, Sheryl Kataoka, Lisa R. Fortuna, Michelle V. Porche, Johanna B. Folk, Daniel I. Lee, Roya Ijadi-Maghsoodi

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  • ·4.70 Discharge Educational Materials for Families of Children at Psychiatric Emergency Department Discharge

    Page :S252

    Sijia Zhang, Christine C. Novotny, Ekta Patel

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  • ·4.71 Pathways to Mental Health Care for Suicidal Black Youth

    Page :S253

    Eric M. Brown, Seungbin Oh, Rachel Oblath, Alison M. Duncan

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  • ·4.72 Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Restraint and Seclusion Use in an Inpatient Pediatric Population

    Page :S253

    Michaelyn Everhart, Anastasia M. Klott, Cassidy McNitt

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  • ·4.73 Associations and Predictors of Young Children Referred for Residential Treatment in the Michigan Child Welfare System: A Quality Improvement Project From Children's Services Administration (CSA) Child Welfare Medical and Behavioral Health

    Page :S253

    Jourdon A. Robinson, Jeanette M. Scheid, Kyle Sautter

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  • ·4.74 College Students’ Attitudes and Perceptions of Mental Health Treatment and Subsequent Impact on Help-Seeking Behaviors — A Cross-Cultural Retrospective Analysis

    Page :S254

    Manaal Siddiqui, Ziyad Kronfol, Ziyad Mahfoud

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  • ·4.75 The Stigma as Barrier of Psychiatric Treatment and Telepsychiatry in Adolescents

    Page :S254

    Seok Woo Moon, Bunjun Kim

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  • ·5.1 Executive Function Measured by the Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function (BRIEF) in Adolescents Diagnosed and Treated for ADHD: Problem Profiles and Agreement Between Informants

    Page :S255

    Ann Christin Andersen, Anne Mari Sund, Per Hove Thomsen, Stian Lydersen, Anne-Lise Juul Haugan, Torunn Stene Nøvik

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  • ·5.2 Gut Microbiota Response to Multinutrients in Children With ADHD

    Page :S255

    Hayleigh K. Ast, L. Eugene Arnold, Alisha M. Bruton, Irene E. Hatsu, Brenda Leung, Ryan McClure, Lydia Norby-Adams, Lisa Robinette, Jeanette M. Johnstone, Lisa Karstens

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  • ·5.3 Open-Label Trial of Personalized Medication Experiments to Inform Decisions About Future ADHD Medication Use

    Page :S255

    Alyssa K. Banister, Jeffery N. Epstein, Kevin Hommel, William B. Brinkman

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  • ·5.4 DNA Methylation and Attention Problems in Children Born Very Preterm

    Page :S256

    Samiha Kazi, Todd M. Everson, Carmen J. Marsit, Barry M. Lester, Marie Camerota

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  • ·5.5 Mediation Effects of Maternal Depression, Anxiety Between Maternal Hyperactivity, and Internalizing/ Externalizing Problems in Children With ADHD

    Page :S256

    Ryemi Do, Seungbee Lim, Bo-Ram Han, Hewoen Sim, Bung-Nyun Kim

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  • ·5.6 ADHD and COVID-19: Losses, Conflict, and Opportunities for Parent-Adolescent Communication

    Page :S256

    Alison M. Duncan, Rachel T. Leo, Max Y. Lu, William O. Fan, Giulia E. Park, Melissa D. Spencer

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  • ·5.7 Virtual Reality Assessment of ADHD Symptoms: Efficacy of Various Virtual Reality Tasks

    Page :S257

    Harim Jeong, Minjoo Kang, Soonjo Hwang, Jacob Z. Moore, Kennet C. Sorenson, Mohadese Tarzaban, Hyung Seok So, Manthar Ali Mallah, James Blair

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  • ·5.8 Associations Between Adolescent Cannabis Use and ADHD Symptoms With Depression and Suicidality

    Page :S257

    Elizabeth Y. Joseph, Christian Hopfer, Lindsey J. Quintana, Jarrod M. Ellingson, Tamara L. Wall, Soo H. Rhee, J. Megan Ross

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  • ·5.9 Clinically Meaningful Score Difference (MSD) and Meaningful Score Regions (MSR) in ADHD Rating Scale IV (ADHD-RS-IV) Total Score From Post Hoc Analyses of the Dextroamphetamine Transdermal System (d-ATS) Pivotal Clinical Trial

    Page :S257

    Marina Komaroff, Andrew J. Cutler, Pál Czobor, Suzanne Meeves, Mariacristina Castelli

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  • ·5.10 ADHD and Inflammatory Disorders: Epidemiological Associations Elucidating Proteomic Pathways and Implications for Treatment

    Page :S258

    Beth Krone

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  • ·5.11 ADHD and Alignment: Exploring the Relationship Between Parent-Child Agreement on Internalizing Symptoms and Reported Functional Impairment

    Page :S258

    Jamila R. Douglas, John E. Leikauf, Natalie G. Rovero

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  • ·5.12 Prevalence and Severity of ADHD Among Children With Asthma: A US Population-Based Study

    Page :S258

    Saral R. Desai, Anastasia A. Mityanina, Saahil Adusumilli, Thayjas A. Patil, Jeffrey Zhou, Lydia W. Maliackel

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  • ·5.13 Improving Quality of Care Provided to Youth With ADHD in Outpatient Psychiatric Clinics

    Page :S259

    Lily T. Nguyen, Viet T. Tran, Joseph Shotwell

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  • ·5.14 Subthreshold ADHD Symptoms and Psychopathology: Suicide Risk

    Page :S259

    Yunhye Oh, Hyun Ju Hong

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  • ·5.15 Exploring Teacher Perceptions of Difficult Interactions With ADHD Pupils: In-Depth Interviews With Schoolteachers in the United Kingdom

    Page :S259

    Emelia I.S. Pasternak-Albert, Joanna K. Anderson, Tamsin Jane Ford, Anne-Marie Burn

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  • ·5.16 Predictive Factors of Co-Occurring ADHD and ASD: Insights From National Inpatient Sample From US Hospitals

    Page :S260

    Tala Barias, Sanobar Jaka, Omar El Shahawy, Rikinkumar S. Patel

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  • ·5.17 ADHD and Anxiety Symptom Severities Have Distinct Associations With Academic Performance in School-Aged Children

    Page :S260

    Virginia D. Peisch, Mary Troxel, Kristine Lee, Anne B. Arnett

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  • ·5.18 Does Stimulant Medication Treatment Reduce Mood and Anxiety Symptoms in School-Aged Children With ADHD? A Pilot Study

    Page :S260

    Matthew Zimon, Virginia D. Peisch, Anne B. Arnett

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  • ·5.19 ADHD and Cannabis Use: Independent and Combined Effects on Cognitive Function From Adolescence to Young Adulthood

    Page :S261

    Lindsey J. Quintana, Christian Hopfer, Elizabeth Y. Joseph, Jarrod M. Ellingson, Tamara L. Wall, Soo H. Rhee, J. Megan Ross

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  • ·5.20 ASD Measurement in Siblings Discordant for Severe Combined ADHD

    Page :S261

    Angela M. Reiersen, Molly B. McGrath, Klio Coppotelli, Anna M. Abbacchi

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  • ·5.21 Growth Parameters and Differences in Social and Treatment Approaches in ADHD Racial Groups

    Page :S261

    Ayman Saleh, Lilia Mucka M. Andrew, Laura M. Willing, Mi Young Ryee, Karen Schlumpf, Adelaide S. Robb

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  • ·5.22 Misinformation Mayhem: The Effects of TikTok Content on ADHD Knowledge, Stigma, and Treatment-Seeking Intentions

    Page :S262

    Ashley Schiros, Kevin M. Antshel

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  • ·5.23 Associations Between the Norepinephrine Transporter Gene and Brain Activations in ADHD

    Page :S262

    Chi-Yung Shang, Li-Ying Fan, Tai-Li Chou, Susan Shur-Fen Gau

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  • ·5.24 “I Am No Good Because I Cannot Sit Still”: Self-Esteem and Externalizing Behaviors in Singaporean Children

    Page :S262

    Nicholas Sii, Coco Xin Yue Yau, John Chee Meng Wong, Tian Cheong Sing

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  • ·5.25 Addressing Unmet Social Needs for Families of Preschoolers With ADHD Symptoms: Pilot Testing a New Screening and Navigation Intervention

    Page :S263

    Jocelin Vanegas, Andrea E. Spencer, Ndeah Terry, Imme Kobayashi, Nadia Garriga-Cerni, Rohan Dayal, Tithi Baul, Arvin Garg, Michael Silverstein

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  • ·5.26 Association Between Relative Age at School and Persistence of ADHD Medication Use: A Finnish Population-Based Study

    Page :S263

    Miika Vuori, Terhi A. Kolari, Kapil S. Sayal, Päivi Ruokoniemi

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  • ·5.27 Conners 3-Parent and -Self-Report Short Hyperactivity/Impulsivity and Inattention Content Scales in Adolescents With ADHD Treated With Centanafadine

    Page :S263

    Caroline L. Ward, Dorothee Oberdhan, Na Jin, Limin Xu, Judy Van Stralen, Ann C. Childress

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  • ·5.28 Parental ADHD Influence on Parent Assessment of Child Symptom Severity: A Study of Parents With and Without ADHD and Their Preschool-Aged Children

    Page :S264

    Taylor Williams, Elyse Mark, Riley Bickling, Michelle A. Wilson, Brooke S.G. Molina, Heather Marie Joseph

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  • ·5.29 ADHD Subgroups Based on Brain Subcortical Volumes: Distinct and Shared Clinical, Neuropsychological, and Brain Microstructural Characteristics

    Page :S264

    Zhaomin Wu, Binrang Yang

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  • ·5.30 ADHD Symptoms and Side-Effect Profile of Serdexmethylphenidate/Dexmethylphenidate (SDX-dMPH) Versus Other Stimulants in the Real-World Setting

    Page :S265

    Joel L. Young, Richard N. Powell, Jaime Saal, Anna E. Powell, Lisa L.M. Welling, Margot Nash, Maitrey Patel, Meg Corliss, Charles Oh

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  • ·5.31 Factors Predicting School Readiness in Children

    Page :S265

    Morgan R. Wynkoop, Michelle A. Wilson, Abigail D. Beattie, Deepa A. Thomas, Brooke S.G. Molina, Heather Marie Joseph

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  • ·5.32 Promoting ADHD Awareness in Diverse Communities Using Community-Based Participatory Research

    Page :S265

    Margaret Y. Yau, Noah Baltrushes, Takesha J. Cooper, Richard J. Lee, Kalina Michalska, Mariah Kim, Crystal Nguyen, Nimra Ahmed

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  • ·5.33 Feasibility of Wearable Devices as a Source of Data to Support HealthAI in ASD Populations

    Page :S266

    Veronica I. Gandara, Aaron D. Besterman, Corrine Blucher, Jacqueline Tasarz, Camila C. Reyes Martinez, Benjamin L. Smarr, Kristen Kim

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  • ·5.34 Effect of Gabapentin on Glx and GABA as Potential Biomarkers for Social Cognition in Adolescents With ASD

    Page :S266

    Jaclyn Jakubowski, Abhinaya Gunasekar, Arline M. Mata, Steven M. Hodge, Jean A. Frazier, David M. Cochran

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  • ·5.35 Genetic Testing Practices Among Children With Intellectual Disability and ASD Using National Medicaid Claims Data

    Page :S266

    Tashalee R. Brown, Julian A. Martinez-Agosto, Lindsay Shea, Wei-Lin Lee

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  • ·5.36 Modeling Striatal Enlargement and Associated Behaviors in the Developing Mouse Brain

    Page :S267

    Jordan J. Samuel, Maya M. Evans, Robert J. Taylor, Hanna E. Stevens

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  • ·5.37 Unlocking Relief: Managing Stereotypic Movements to Ease Stress for ASD Patients and Caregivers

    Page :S267

    Leeda Ahmadi, Sahar Ashraf, Kanuja Sood, Zoya Morani, Divyaraj Bavishi, Kaushal Shah, Zeeshan Mansuri, Shailesh Jain

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  • ·5.38 Racial Disparities in Psychiatric Diagnoses and Medication Prescriptions Among Children and Adolescents With ASD

    Page :S267

    Omaymah Mohammad Alotoom, Yahia Albobali, Sonal Moratschek

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  • ·5.39 Improving Access to ASD Services: Incorporating the Comprehensive ASD Diagnostic Evaluation Into a Typical Office Visit

    Page :S268

    Joanne L. Andrade, Gabrielle D. Dallas, Yumi Kovic, Lindsay A. Lloveras, Kerri P. Peters, Takahiro Soda

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  • ·5.40 A Mixed-Method Approach to Increase Access to Behavior Parent Training With Korean Caregivers of Young Autistic Children

    Page :S268

    James D. Lee, Karen Bearss

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  • ·5.41 Laser Light Therapy in the Treatment of ASD: A Systematic Review

    Page :S268

    Monica Sadhu, Meelie Bordoloi

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  • ·5.42 Attention Deficit in ASD: Who’s in Action, ASD or ADHD?

    Page :S269

    Yoon Jae Cho, Young-Shin Kim, Jihyun Kim, Eunjoo Kim, Hosanna H. Kim, Yun-Joo Koh, Bennett L. Leventhal

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  • ·5.43 Response Inhibition As a Critical Executive Function in Differentiating ADHD From ASD: A Comprehensive Attention Test Study

    Page :S269

    Hee Jin Kim, Hangnyoung Choi, Kangto Lee, In Hee Cho, Jeonghoon Park, Keun-Ah Anna Cheon

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  • ·5.44 The Effect of Cognitive Therapy Software ‘NDTx-01’ in Patients With Social Communication Disorders or ASD: Prospective, Compared, Open, Randomized Pilot Study

    Page :S269

    Tae Young Choi, Jung yeon Moon, Hyanghee Jeong, Jun Won Kim, Sungja Cho, Jae Hyun Yoo, Yoo-Sook Joung

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  • ·5.45 Utility of the Global Functioning: Social and Role Scales in Autistic Youth

    Page :S270

    Casey A. Cragin, Amanda Jones, Kelli M. Bradley, Tiffany N. Harris, Rebecca N. Smith, Anthony Spirito, Kristina Jackson, Stephen J. Sheinkopf

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  • ·5.46 Evaluation of the Impact of Implementing the Comprehensive Autism Diagnostic Evaluation (CADE) in the Psychiatry Office Visit to Accelerate ASD Diagnosis and Service Access

    Page :S270

    Gabrielle D. Dallas, Yumi Kovic, Lindsay A. Lloveras, Kerri P. Peters, Takahiro Soda, Sydney Fialko, Alicia Solis, Meybelyn C. Bauza, Amberly Grace

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  • ·5.47 Investigation of the Neurocognitive Characteristics of Parents of Children Diagnosed With ASD

    Page :S270

    Ozge Tekeli Ucar, Murat Eyuboglu

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  • ·5.48 Developing Cultural Adaptations of CBT for Adolescents With ASD by Community-Based Participatory Research

    Page :S271

    Jiayuan(Lyrid) Zhao, Yu Jie (Emily) Hsiao, Lawrence K. Fung

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  • ·5.49 Suicidality and Sleep Disturbance in Youth With ASD and Depression

    Page :S271

    Usman Ghumman, Maura Disalvo, Akul Srinivasan, Mai Uchida, Tolga Atilla Ceranoglu, Janet Wozniak, Gagan Joshi

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  • ·5.50 Examining the Prevalence and Clinical Correlates of Comorbid ASD and MDD in Intellectually Intact Youth: A Comparative Study

    Page :S271

    Usman Ghumman, Maura Disalvo, Akul Srinivasan, Mai Uchida, Tolga Atilla Ceranoglu, Janet Wozniak, Gagan Joshi

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  • ·5.51 The Role of Mothers’ Empathy on Pragmatic Language Abilities in High-Functioning and Low-Functioning Children With ASD in South Korea

    Page :S272

    Seoyoung Ha, Bung-Nyun Kim

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  • ·5.52 Subscales of Aberrant Behavior Among Students With ASD: Findings From a Longitudinal Cohort Study

    Page :S272

    Bushra Hossain, Michael G. McDonald, Felicia Widjaja, Stephen Bent, Robert L. Hendren

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  • ·5.53 How Much Does the Number of Siblings, Birth Order, and Presence or Absence of Siblings Affect the Sociality, Communication, and Autism Severity in Children With ASD?

    Page :S273

    Park Hyunwoo, Bum-Sung Choi

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  • ·5.54 Pathways and Perspectives: ASD Parental Care-Seeking in Nepal: A Mixed-Methods Study

    Page :S273

    Pallawi Jyotsana, Nikita Mehdiratta, Utkarsh Karki, Sherina Moktan, Ayame Takahashi

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  • ·5.55 Efficacy Verification of Potential Neuroregulation Targets for Social Impairments in Children With ASD: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Controlled Trial

    Page :S273

    Xiaoyan Ke, Yonglu Wang

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  • ·5.56 Prevalence and Associated Factors of Overweight and Obesity in Children and Adolescents With ASD: A Retrospective Longitudinal Study

    Page :S274

    Rinrada Khongpiboonkit, Nootchanart Chaiyakit, Prakasit Wannapaschaiyong, Napat Sittanomai

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  • ·5.57 The Association of Aggression With Anxiety, ADHD, and Age in Youth With ASD

    Page :S274

    Elizabeth Kim, Jeremy Perrin, Vini Singh, Rajneesh Mahajan

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  • ·5.59 Developmental Characteristics Associated With Social Determinants of Health in Children With ASD During Early Childhood

    Page :S274

    Hosanna H. Kim, Derek S. Andrews, Andrew Jacob Dakopolos, Marjorie Solomon, David G. Amaral, Christine Nordahl

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  • ·5.60 Longitudinal Predictors of Mental Health and Behavioral Crises in Children and Youth With Neurodevelopmental Disorders

    Page :S275

    Sophia M. Lenz, Jesiqua Rapley, Ajilan Sivaloganathan, Emma Canning, Azadeh Kushki, Danielle Baribeau

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  • ·5.61 Teaching Students With ASD in Mainstream Elementary School in Shanghai, China: Frontline Teachers’ Stressors and Stress Responses

    Page :S275

    Mengyao Li, Daqian Zhu, Lin Chen, Ying Chen, Yanlan Qian

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  • ·5.62 Diagnosis Disclosure to Adolescents With ASD at Siriraj Hospital, Bangkok, Thailand

    Page :S275

    Varis Manomaivong, Rinrada Khongpiboonkit, Jariya Tarugsa, Vitharon Boon-yasidhi

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  • ·5.63 Comprehensive Model for the Treatment and Management of Complex ASD

    Page :S276

    Petrit Ndrio, Mariana Ndrio, Tapan Parikh

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  • ·5.64 Efficacy of a Clinical Nature-Based Therapeutic Caregiver-Child Intervention on Children With ASD and Caregivers’ Emotional Health and Psychosocial Behavioral Difficulties

    Page :S276

    John Chee Meng Wong, Tammy Jit Tong Neo, Angelia Sia, Yuen Ling Tai

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  • ·5.65 Arbaclofen Trial for Youth With ASD: European and Canadian Trials

    Page :S276

    Mara Parellada, Paul P. Wang, Antonia San Jose, Rosa Calvo, Robert Nicolson, Ana Moscoso, Julia Frei, Azadeh Kushki, Karen Walton-Bowen, Pablo Gonzalez-Navarro, Evdokia Anagnostou

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  • ·5.66 Personal and Contextual Factors Influencing Engagement in Extreme Ideologies Among Autistic Individuals: Clinician and Family Perspectives

    Page :S277

    Sachindri Wijekoon, John Robison, Christie Welch, Alexander Westphal, Rachel Loftin, Barbara Perry, Victoria Rombos, Christian Picciolini, Patrick Jachyra, Simon Baron-Cohen, Melanie Penner

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  • ·5.67 Evaluating the Reliability of the Widely Used Diagnostic and Quantitative Severity Measures of ASD

    Page :S277

    Gaelle Rached, Thomas William Frazier, Antonio Hardan, Mirko Uljarevic

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  • ·5.68 Characteristics and Comorbidities of ASD as Risk Factors for Severity: A US National Survey

    Page :S277

    Mona Salehi, Sasidhar Gunturu, Aida Lotfi, Arham Ahmad, Pegah Yakhchalian

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  • ·5.69 Noninvasive Brain Stimulation in Children and Adolescents With ASD and ADHD: A Systematic Review

    Page :S278

    Bhumika Shah, Viktoria Kane, Chinwendu N. Obijuru, Kirolos Ibrahim, Rif S. El-Mallakh

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  • ·5.70 Building an ASD-Friendly Hospital Initiative in the MENA Region

    Page :S278

    Manaal Siddiqui, Enas Hasab El Naby, Bushra Alfakhri, Mohammad Javed, Laila Khalil, Finza Latif

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  • ·5.71 Raising the Bar: Growth and Characterization of Specialized Hospital Psychiatry Units for Youth With ASD and Intellectual Disability

    Page :S278

    Nichole Goldfeder, Martine Lamy, Matthew Siegel, Patrick Romani

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  • ·5.72 Restricted and Repetitive Behaviors in Youth With ASD: A Qualitative Characterization

    Page :S279

    Emily Spackman, Alicia Geng, Mirko Uljarevic

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  • ·5.73 Long-Acting Injectable Antipsychotic Use in Youth With ASD

    Page :S279

    Andreea Temelie, Hannah Goulding, Jessica Candelora Kettel, Tanya Fabian

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  • ·5.74 Exposure to High Levels of Prenatal Diagnostic Ultrasound Increases the Risk of ASD and ADHD in the Offspring

    Page :S279

    Darios Getahun, Meera Wells, Vicki Y. Chiu, Jiaxiao Shi, Ramkumar Menon, Michael J. Fassett, Fagen Xie, Nehaa Khadka, Theresa M. Im, Morgan R. Peltier

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  • ·5.75 Prevalence of Connective Tissue–Related Symptoms in Children With Neurodevelopmental Disorders: Insights Supporting the Connectivome Theory

    Page :S280

    Leonardo Zoccante, Marco Zaffanello, Gianfranco Di Gennaro

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  • ·5.76 Young Minds and Early Psychosis: Assessing Access to Early Psychosis Programs for Pediatric Populations

    Page :S280

    Miles P. Reyes, Apurva Bhatt, Kate Hardy, Judith Lynn Dauberman, Steven N. Adelsheim

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  • ·5.77 Real-World Dose Titration Patterns in Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults Treated With Delayed-Release/Extended-Release Methylphenidate

    Page :S280

    Vamshi Ruthwik Anupindi, Swapna Munnangi, Yifan Gu, Mitchell DeKoven, Michelle D. Po, Cassandra L. Uchida, Lewis E. Warrington

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  • ·5.78 Longitudinal Trends in SNS and YouTube Usage Among Korean Children: A 6-Year Study

    Page :S281

    Donghee Kim, Sangha Lee, Yunmi Shin, Saebom Jeon

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  • ·5.79 Analyzing the Effects of the Stimulant Shortage on Prescription Fill Trends in the Mountain West

    Page :S281

    Samia F. Nawaz, Megan Chochol, Rachele McCarthey

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  • ·6.1 The Effect of Family Dynamics on Parent and Adolescent Emotion Regulation

    Page :S282

    Marianne M. Bassing, Pangzhongyuan Pei, Rohini Bagrodia, Ann-Christin Haag, George A. Bonanno

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  • ·6.2 Clinical Predictors of Emergency Agitation Treatment Among Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Inpatients

    Page :S282

    Ricky P. Burns, Paige Staudenmaier, Sean T. Lynch, Parul Shanker, Timothy D. Becker, Dalton Martin, Alicia W. Leong, Timothy Rice

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  • ·6.3 ASD in the Digital Age: Tracking Search Trends Over the Past 5 Years

    Page :S282

    Ricky P. Burns, Nishtha Ahuja, Chaden Noureddine

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  • ·6.4 Effectiveness of Adaptive Tennis for Children With Developmental Disorders

    Page :S282

    Esha Aneja, Alka Aneja

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  • ·6.5 Family Function and Substance Use in Pediatric Bipolar Disorder

    Page :S283

    Jacqueline A. Williams, Manpreet K. Singh

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  • ·6.6 The Importance of Longitudinal Outpatient Care in Pediatric Catatonia

    Page :S283

    Snehal Bindra, Seri Lim, Bavani Wanar Rajah, Joshua Ryan Smith

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  • ·6.7 The Role of Atypical Antipsychotics in the Management of Functional Fecal Incontinence in the Pediatric Population

    Page :S283

    Ghazal Zahed, Rasim Somer Diler, Amirhossein Hosseini

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  • ·6.8 Antidepressant Use in Pediatric Postural Tachycardia Syndrome

    Page :S284

    Matthew Fiorillo, Moshe Bitterman, Jonathon William Wanta

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  • ·6.9 Evaluating Clinical Outcomes of Psychiatric Interventions for Children Hospitalized Due to Significant Injuries: A Retrospective Cohort Study

    Page :S284

    Eric W. Lian, Minju Hwang, Young Jo

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  • ·6.10 Increasing Engagement in Pediatric Behavioral Health Care During Primary Care Well-Child Visits

    Page :S284

    Susheel K. Khetarpal, Guinevere Feldman, Laura Harford, Liora Hoffman, Yuly Muñoz, Evelyn Berger-Jenkins

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  • ·6.11 Adapting Collaborative Care to Treat Adolescent Depression Via a Remote Child Psychiatry Access Program: Provider, Leadership, Patient, and Caregiver Perspectives

    Page :S285

    Amanda Leon, Taryn Sirias, Juliet Yonek, Chuan Mei Lee

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  • ·6.12 Factors Shaping Providers’ Perceived Capacity to Address Mental Health Needs Within Pediatric Primary Care: A Mixed-Methods Study

    Page :S285

    Jessica Lutz, Juliet Yonek, Chuan Mei Lee

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  • ·6.13 Improving Access to Equitable Pediatric Mental Health Services at University of California (UC) Davis Health By Implementing a Collaborative Care Model

    Page :S285

    Thadeus J. Odom, Shreya Lakhan-Pal, Carlina Wheeler, Elizabeth Loyola, Melissa Hopkins

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  • ·6.14 Evaluating the Impact and Prevalence of Mental Health Disorders in Pediatric Patients With Inflammatory Bowel Disease

    Page :S286

    Meredith S. Pescatello, Mayher Patel, Emma J. Mathers, Margaret R. Puelle, Lawrence J. Saubermann

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  • ·6.15 Comparison of Practices’ Consults to a Pediatric Mental Healthcare Access Program: Initial vs Subsequent Consults

    Page :S286

    Jeanne M. Van Cleave, David M. Keller, Susan Young, Ryan Asherin, Kaitlin Whelan, Sandra L. Fritsch

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.16 Integrated Care Models: Future of Mental Health

    Page :S286

    Sammi Wong, Mark S. Borer

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.17 Assessing the Capabilities of ChatGPT in Pediatric Consultation Liaison Psychiatry

    Page :S287

    Musa Yilanli, Colleen E. Waickman, Karah Harvey, David Jensen, Daniel I. Jackson, Emre Sezgin

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  • ·6.18 Association of Neighborhood Deprivation With Youth Depression in TX-YDSRN Sample: Moderation Role of Resilience

    Page :S287

    Amarachi Ahiarah, Emine Ayvaci, Holli Slater, Abu Minhajuddin, Lynnel Goodman, Graham J. Emslie, Sarah Mallard Wakefield, Madhukar H. Trivedi

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.20 Mental and Physical Health Outcomes Among Children and Adolescents With Malnutrition

    Page :S287

    Farhad Huseynov, Pinar Gurkas, Gunnur Karakurt

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.21 Neuropsychiatric Traits and Mental Health Among Parents of Children With Neurexin-1 (NRXN1) Deletion

    Page :S288

    Kathy Liu, Ciara J. Molloy, Jennifer Cooke, Eva Loth, Louise Gallagher

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  • ·6.23 Examining the Contribution of Transdiagnostic Risk Factors in the Presentation of Distinct Facets of Restricted and Repetitive Behaviors

    Page :S288

    Katherine Paszek, Ru Ying Cai, Madeline Clark, Antonio Hardan, Thomas William Frazier, Mirko Uljarevic

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  • ·6.24 Early-Life Adversities Distinguish Developmental Risk Trajectories for Internalizing and Externalizing Symptoms

    Page :S288

    Seda Sacu, Tobias Banaschewski, Nathalie Holz, Katharina Schultebraucks

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  • ·6.25 Characterization of Abnormal Pain and Somatization in Early-Onset Psychosis

    Page :S289

    Hanne C. van der Heijden, Maria Goldman, Aliza Ray, Maya Golden, Carter R. Petty, Emma Deaso, Margaret Hojlo, Navil Sethna, David C. Glahn, Joseph Gonzalez-Heydrich

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  • ·6.26 The Important Role of Allostatic Load in Early Adolescence: Gene/Environment Contributions and Relevance for Mental Health

    Page :S289

    Kevin W. Hoffman, Kate T. Tran, Martins Gatavins, Elina Visoki, Ran Barzilay

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  • ·6.27 Psychiatric Sequelae of the SARS-CoV-2 Infection in Children and Adolescents: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

    Page :S289

    Abha R. Japi, Rachel B. Aber, John Clay, Therese Biazon, Nicholas Vazquez, Humza Khan, George Saad, Reem Dergham, Steven T. LaFever, Jonny Zhao, Abigail Smith, Stephen V. Faraone, Yanli Zhang-James

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.28 Unraveling PANDAS and PANS: A Comprehensive Literature Review

    Page :S290

    Sarah Alnaher, Muhammad Zeshan, Rick Wolthusen, Farees Ahmad Khan, Aos Ameen

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.29 Measurement of Asian American Satisfaction With the Stanford CHIPAO Program in a Virtual Format

    Page :S290

    Richard D. Ha, Claire Bahk, Justin N. Nguyen, Goeun Lee, Troy J. Chung, Christopher J. Chung, Jonathan Rapps, Jeffrey Baek, Lauren S. Kang, Steven Sust

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.30 Exploring Gender Differences in Mental Health Utilization Among Latine Adolescent Youth

    Page :S290

    Marisa O. Hollinshead, Jean L. Frank, Heather Baily, Zulayka Ruiz, Molly M. Wimbiscus, Erika S. Trapl

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  • ·6.31 An Investigation of Cultural Factors Impacting Depression Among Multi-Ethno-Racial Youth

    Page :S291

    Madeline Jansen

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.32 Exploration of Diversity Inclusion in Antipsychotic Research Among Adolescents With Anorexia Nervosa: A Systematic Review

    Page :S291

    Haley Park

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.33 Persisting Global Inequities in High-Impact Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Literature: Diversity Analysis of Cochrane ‘Child and Mental Health’ Review Authorship

    Page :S291

    Dhwani Ravi, Abhishek Kumar, Vivek Bhat, Thanmayi Saravana, Suhas Chandran

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  • ·6.34 Segmental Analysis of Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the Pipeline to Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship From 2012 to 2022

    Page :S292

    Michael A. Vazquez, Kira F. Rynhold, Mill Etienne, Megan Darrell

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  • ·6.35 Impact of Acculturative Stress on South Asian American Females

    Page :S292

    Shreya Sharma, Neha Sharma

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.36 Evolution of the AACAP Asian Caucus Virtual Mentorship Program

    Page :S292

    Christopher Wan, Tevin Solomon Um, Sammi Wong, Kelly G. Yang, Megan Lin, Jennifer Rahman, Xiaoyi Yao

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  • ·6.37 Mapping the Mind in the Virtual Metaverse: A Thematic Exploration of Youth Mental Health Within VRChat

    Page :S293

    Tevin Solomon Um

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.38 A Cross-Sectional Analysis Assessing the Association Between Problematic Teacher-Pupil Relationships and Psychiatric Disorder, As Reported By Parents and Children

    Page :S293

    Matthew Severyn, Tamsin Jane Ford

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  • ·6.40 Exploring Dysregulation in Pediatric OCD: Impact on Symptoms, Functioning, and Treatment Outcomes

    Page :S293

    Karin A. Melin, Gudmundur Skarphedinsson, Sanne Jensen, David R.M. A. Højgaard, Katja A. Hybel, Nor Christian Torp, Judith Becker Nissen, Bernhard Weidle, Per Hove Thomsen, Tord Ivarsson

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  • ·6.41 Pediatric OCD Probands With Ordering Symptoms and ASD traits and Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Traits in Adult Relatives

    Page :S294

    Catherine Chen, Alperen Ozturk, Varnika B. Bhadoriya, Ayse Buse Melik, Midechelle Avril, Marco A. Grados

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.42 Everyday Executive Functioning During Treatment for Pediatric OCD

    Page :S294

    Melanie Ritter, James Blair

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.43 The Prevalence and Clinical Significance of Enuresis as a Presenting Symptom of PANDAS in Children in the United Kingdom

    Page :S294

    Fiona N.Q. Dang, Maria V. Zulli, Ying Wong, Tim Ubhi

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  • ·6.44 Longitudinal Associations of Adolescent Personality Traits With Clinical Symptom Development and Progression: A Preliminary Investigation

    Page :S295

    Lucia Tu, Tram N.B. Nguyen, Melissa M. Breland, Umit Tural, Dan V. Iosifescu, Vilma Gabbay, Russell H. Tobe

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.45 A Preventative Online Mental Health Program for Diverse Community Youth: Youth Participatory Action Program

    Page :S295

    Soyeon Kim

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.46 Brief Psychotherapeutic Intervention in Pediatric Acute Settings (BPI-PAS): A Plan-Do-Study-Act Approach to Implementation of a Multidisciplinary Program in a Dedicated Pediatric Psychiatric Emergency Department

    Page :S295

    Ekta Patel, Joshua Feriante, Sheridan Chappelle

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.47 Effects of Positive Psychological Resources on the Relationship Between Adverse Childhood Experiences and Depressive Symptoms in Early Adulthood

    Page :S296

    Young-Eun Jung

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.48 Does School Attendance Prevent Anxiety and Depression? A Literature Review on the Effects of School Closures on Children From Marginalized Communities

    Page :S296

    Arham Ahmad, Omar Alzein

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.49 Comparison of Mental Health Metrics Between Traditional and Block School Schedules Among Georgia High School Students

    Page :S296

    Baris Olten, Taha Rahmatullah, Julie Baham

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.50 School-Based Targeted Mental Health Interventions for Children With Psychiatric Conditions: A Systematic Review

    Page :S297

    Estella Bastian, Emily Kane, Rachael Griffin, Mandy Neudecker, Molly McVoy

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  • ·6.51 Breaking Down the Silos Between Schools and Mental Health Services: Cleveland Clinic Transition Bridge and Patient Navigator Program As an Example of Care Coordination Across Schools and Health Care for Youth With Mental Illness

    Page :S297

    Sarah Fracci, Tiffany Ogundipe, Kristen Morio, Alison Lapointe, Molly M. Wimbiscus

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  • ·6.52 Five-Year Naturalistic Study of Care Coordination in a School Site: Changes Over Time and With Point Practice Changes

    Page :S297

    Sarah Fracci, Tiffany Ogundipe, Molly M. Wimbiscus

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.54 Strengthening Frontline Workers in School-Based Health Clinics: Psychiatrists’ Role in Disseminating Best Practices and Enhancing Access to Evidence-Based Behavioral Health Care in Schools

    Page :S298

    Geeta S. Ilipilla, Mary A. Fristad

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  • ·6.55 Fostering Medical Student Well-Being Through Community Engagement and Advancing Child Mental Health

    Page :S298

    Elise Kao, Sierra Gurtler, Darby Billing, Blake Martin, Albert Nieh, Courtney R. Lubaczewski, Jason Li, Alyssa A. Guo, Jennifer T. Grier, Jennifer Springhart

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  • ·6.56 Creating a Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Student Organization for Medical Students

    Page :S298

    Jasmine A. Liu-Zarzuela, Isreal Munoz, Meghan M. Mallya, Lily T. Nguyen, Adeeb Ahmed, Alex Manning, Benita Lalani, Kevin Chen, Joseph Shotwell

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.57 Teacher and Counselor Perception of High and Middle School Student Communication and Mental Health: Results From a Qualitative Study on the suPporting teacheRs fOr iMproving Students mental hEalth (PROMISE) Curriculum

    Page :S299

    Timothy S. Nakhla, Kaitlyn M. Garcia, Carrie Rogers, Jacqueline S. Marquart, Molly McVoy, Kelly I. Kamimura-Nishimura

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.58 Electronic Vapor Product Use and School Violence Victimization in Oklahoma Adolescents: A Cross-Sectional Comparative Study

    Page :S299

    Yuisa M. Perez, Achyut U. Sompura, Nikita Mehdiratta, Sophia Lee, Donald Simpson

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.59 The Impact of Teaching Emotional Awareness and Coping Skills to Elementary School Children

    Page :S299

    Rhea Shishodia, Alexa Twet, Sarah Wali, Tina Singh, Ikroop Miglani, Shannon N. Giliberto, Najiha Alam, Sadeepa M. Bulathsinhala, Jonathan Terry

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.60 Combating Youth Suicide Crisis: A Student-Run TEDx Salon School-Based Suicide Prevention Program

    Page :S300

    Eunice Y. Yuen, Richard Zhang

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.61 Influencers of Youth Anxiety: How TikTok Shapes the Climate Change Narrative

    Page :S300

    Emma E. Ableman, Elisabeth A. Banks

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.62 Public’s Outlook Towards ASD: Where Does #Twitter Stand?

    Page :S300

    Nishtha Ahuja, Natalie Burlant, Chaden Noureddine

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.63 Delivery Modality and Time Limits Moderate the Efficacy of Gamified Digital Mental Health Interventions for Pediatric ADHD and Depression: An Updated Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

    Page :S301

    Barry R. Bryant, Morgan R. Sisk, Joseph F. McGuire

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.64 Screen Time, Depression, and Loneliness in Youth Being Admitted to Acute Psychiatric Care

    Page :S301

    Virginia A. Henson, Maryam O. Abdallah, Robert Suddath

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.66 Association Between Internet Addiction and Mental Health Problems in Adolescents: A Community Based Cross-Sectional Study

    Page :S301

    Jongbin Kim

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.67 Technology Use in Socialization and Its Impact on Loneliness

    Page :S301

    Harinee J. Maiyuran, Haley Yamamoto, Maryam O. Abdallah, Jamie Lee, Lauren S. Tran, Ann Meredith McCoy, Robert Suddath

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.68 The Association Between Negative Online Behaviors and Problematic Use of Social Media in Adolescents

    Page :S302

    Beaudry Vincent, Anass Chraibi, Raphael Dufort-Rouleau

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.69 Prevalence and Types of Chronic Pain Among Children and Adolescents With Tic Disorders

    Page :S302

    Hidayat Ogunsola, Michele Bohm, Rebecca H. Bitsko, Melissa L. Danielson, Kim Newsome, Joohi Jimenez-Shahed

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  • ·6.70 A Report of 2095 Hospitalizations of Pediatric Patients With Tourette's Disorder: A National US Population-Based Study

    Page :S302

    Precious O. Eseaton, Oyidia Ijioma, Jesse Odion, Nkechinyere M. Harry, Philips N. Okeagu, Ehizogie Edigin

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.71 Stimulation Sites and Networks Predict Clinical Outcomes of Anterior Medial Globus Pallidus Deep Brain Stimulation for Tourette's Disorder

    Page :S303

    So-yeon Lee, Kyung Won Chang, Hangnyoung Choi, Hyun Ho Jung, Dong-Ho Song, Jin Woo Chang, Junghan Lee

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.72 An Anchor-Based Method to Establish Clinically Meaningful Changes in YGTSS-TTS Using Data From the Pooled D1AMOND Clinical Studies of Ecopipam, a Selective D1 Receptor Antagonist, in Tourette's Disorder

    Page :S303

    Joseph F. McGuire, George B. Karkanias, Richard M. Bittman, Sarah D. Atkinson, Frederick E. Munschauer, Stephen P. Wanaski, Timothy M. Cunniff, Donald L. Gilbert

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.73 How Social Media Portrays Tourette's Disorder: A TikTok Analysis

    Page :S303

    Parisa Thepmankorn, Ann Marie Asamoa, Eric R. Jarmon

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.74 The Relationship Between Adversity History and PTSD in Transitional-Age Youth

    Page :S304

    Laren M. Alexander, Steven P. Cuffe, Audrey N. Dana, Scott R. Johnson, Kristen N. Santarone, Lourdes P. Dale

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.75 “There Is a Mental Resistance”: Experiences of Involving Refugee Parents in a Youth Trauma Recovery Program From the Perspective of Participating Youth, Parents, and Facilitators

    Page :S304

    Sandra Löfving Gupta, Georgina Warner, Anna Sarkadi

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.76 Outcomes of Pediatric Patients Admitted With Suicidal Ideation With Comorbid PTSD: A National Inpatient Sample Study

    Page :S305

    Sarah Meyers, Dhruti Trivedi, Carly Swenson, Shawen Ilaria, Minseo Kwak

    Plan Plan
  • ·6.77 Impact of the Prolonged COVID-19 Pandemic on the Mental Health of Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults in the United States

    Page :S305

    Ulunma Natalie Umesi, Afra Rahman, Brookdale University Hospital Medical Center, Nils S. Went

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  • ·A Naturalistic Study of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Treatment in Adolescents and Young Adults With Depression and Anxiety

    Page :S306

    Paul E. Croarkin, Scott T. Aaronson, Linda L. Carpenter, Todd M. Hutton, Kenneth P. Pages, Harold A. Sackeim

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  • ·Effects of a Digital Program for Depression on Clinical and Functional Outcomes in Adolescents

    Page :S306

    Jessica Lake, Emily E. Peake, Shana A. Hall, Daniella J. Furman, Sheryl Nelson, Jessica Lake, Aarthi Padmanabhan

    Plan Plan
  • ·One-Year Symptom Outcomes of a Scalable Developmental Relationship-Based Intervention for Autistic Children and Teens

    Page :S306

    Joshua D. Feder, Faith Thayer

    Plan Plan
  • ·Telehealth, Stimulant Prescriptions for ADHD, and the Development of Stimulant and/or Substance Use Disorders

    Page :S307

    Vinod Rao, Sylvia Lanni, Amy M. Yule, Sean McCabe, Philip T. Veliz, Ty S. Schepis, Timothy E. Wilens

    Plan Plan
  • ·Trends and Variations in Psychotropic Use and Polypharmacy in Autistic Youth Under Medicaid Coverage

    Page :S307

    Guodong Liu, Lan Kong, Emily H. Dennis, Michael Murray

    Plan Plan
  • ·Neonatal Functional Brain Connectivity Is Associated With Observed Empathy and Callous-Unemotional Traits at Ages 1-3 Years

    Page :S307

    Rebecca G. Brady, Tara Smyser, Deanna M. Barch, Joan L. Luby, Christopher Smyser, Cynthia Rogers, Meghan Rose Donohue

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  • ·Anterior Cingulate Cortexγ-Aminobutyric Acid and Striatal Glutathione in Adolescent Depression Predict Future Anhedonia

    Page :S308

    Tram N.B. Nguyen, Netanel Pick, Benjamin A. Ely, Wenzhu B. Mowrey, Junqian Xu, Vilma Gabbay

    Plan Plan
  • ·Antipsychotic Effects on the Dynamic Cytoskeleton in Neurons

    Page :S308

    Ryan T. Dosumu-Johnson, Rommy Cedeno, Ellen Kanter, Francesca Bartolini, David Sulzer

    Plan Plan
  • ·Melatonin Modulates Association Between Pathway-Specific Chronotype Polygenic Score and Sleep Disturbances in ASD

    Page :S308

    Grace S. Kim, Jacob Michaelson

    Plan Plan
  • ·Integration and Evaluation of Brief Digital Interventions in School Mental Health Settings

    Page :S309

    Nicole S.J. Dryburgh, John R. Weisz, Ryan Miller, Christine Rodriguez, Katherine Tombeau Cost, Tracy Weaver, Katherine E. Venturo-Conerly, Olivia M. Fitzpatrick, Alexandra Fortier, Kathy H. Short, Katholiki Georgiades

    Plan Plan
  • ·Developmental Trajectories of Peer Relationships Predict Borderline Personality Disorder But Not MDD in Late Adolescence

    Page :S309

    Suniya Naeem, Kirsten Gilbert, Alecia C. Vogel-Hammen, Rebecca Tillman, Deanna M. Barch, Joan L. Luby, Diana Whalen

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  • ·Intentional Self-Harm Mortality Among 15- to 24-Year-Olds in Asian American Subgroups, 2011-2020

    Page :S309

    Lester Andrew Uy, Ellen Chang, Sanya Desai, George Hung, Nicholas T. Kikuta, Armaan Jamal, Adrian Bacong, Miguel Esteban Villarreal, Robert Huang, Gloria Kim, Latha Palaniappan, Malathi Srinivasan, Steven Sust

    Plan Plan
  • ·Adolescent Physical Education Attendance, Physical Activity Levels, and Self-Rated Mental Health During the COVID-19 Pandemic

    Page :S310

    Pranav Aurora, Janet Rosenbaum

    Plan Plan

• Symposia

  • ·ADVANCING UNDERSTANDING OF NEURODEVELOPMENTAL AND NEUROPSYCHIATRIC CONDITIONS THROUGH CONCEPTUAL AND ANALYTICAL APPROACHES TO MEASUREMENT DEVELOPMENT

    Page :S311

    Mirko Uljarevic, Antonio Hardan

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  • ·1.1 The Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psychopathology (HiTOP) Consortium: A Collaborative Empirical Approach to Enhancing Measurement-Based Care for Children and Adolescents

    Page :S311

    Robert Krueger

    Plan Plan
  • ·1.2 A Person-Centered Approach to Reconceptualizing Mood Disorders Using Dimensions

    Page :S312

    Eric A. Youngstrom, Kevin G. Stephenson

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  • ·1.3 Combining Meta-Analytic and Big Data Approaches to Develop and Validate a New Quantitative Measure and Increase Understanding of Restricted and Repetitive Behaviors

    Page :S312

    Mirko Uljarevic, Emily Spackman, Antonio Hardan

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  • ·1.4 Development of Webcam-Collected and Artificial-Intelligence–Derived Social and Cognitive Performance Measures for Neurodevelopmental and Neurogenetic Conditions

    Page :S312

    Thomas William Frazier, Mirko Uljarevic, Antonio Hardan

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  • ·SCREEN MEDIA BEHAVIOR PATTERNS IMPACT PSYCHIATRIC OUTCOMES AND INFORM INNOVATIVE INTERVENTIONS

    Page :S313

    Paul E. Weigle, Kate M. Blocker, Willough Jenkins

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  • ·2.1 Screening, Brief Intervention, and Treatment for Problematic Social Media Use: Perspectives of Clinicians and Adolescents in a Partial Hospitalization Program

    Page :S313

    Sarah E. Domoff, Stacey B. Armstrong, Heide Hullsiek Rollings, Amy Mancuso

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  • ·2.2 Screen Time, Sleep, Brain Structural Neurobiology, and Sequential Associations With Child and Adolescent Psychopathology: Insights From the ABCD Study

    Page :S313

    Marc Potenza

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  • ·2.3 Digital Social Multitasking (DSMT) and Adolescent Well-Being: A Latent Profile Analysis

    Page :S314

    Chia-Chen Yang, Jati Ariati, Thomas Pham, Christina Smith

    Plan Plan
  • ·2.4 A Longitudinal and Person-Specific Approach to Online Sexual Experiences Among Female Adolescents

    Page :S314

    Megan K. Maas

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  • ·MENTAL HEALTH INFORMATICS AND DATA SCIENCE (MINDS) TO IMPROVE THE PRECISION, QUALITY, AND EQUITY OF SUICIDE PREVENTION STRATEGIES

    Page :S314

    Bonnie T. Zima, Robert Penfold

    Plan Plan
  • ·3.1 Identifying Precise Targets to Improve Child Mental Health Care Equity: Leveraging Advances in Clinical Research Informatics and Lived Experience

    Page :S315

    Bonnie T. Zima

    Plan Plan
  • ·3.2 Detecting Suicidality in Records From Mental Health-Related Emergency Department Visits of Youth Ages 6 to 17

    Page :S315

    Juliet B. Edgcomb, Loes Olde Loohuis, Chi-hong Tseng, Alexandra M. Klomhaus, Kristen Choi, Chrislie Ponce, Bonnie T. Zima

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  • ·3.3 Predicting Adolescent Suicidal Behavior Following Inpatient Discharge Using Structured and Unstructured Data

    Page :S315

    Nicholas Carson

    Plan Plan
  • ·3.4 Characteristics of Black and White Children and Youth With Suicide Attempts in New York City From 2016 to 2023

    Page :S316

    Wenna Xi

    Plan Plan
  • ·PRACTICE-BASED SUICIDE PREVENTION RESEARCH CENTERS: RESEARCH METHODS TO ACCELERATE SUICIDE PREVENTION AND RECOVERY

    Page :S316

    Molly C. Adrian, Joel T. Sherrill

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  • ·4.1 The Center for Enhancing Treatment and Utilization for Depression and Emergent Suicidality (ETUDES) in Pediatric Primary Care: Overview and Lessons Learned

    Page :S316

    David A. Brent, Jami F. Young

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  • ·4.2 University of Washington Suicide Care Research Center

    Page :S317

    Kate Comtois

    Plan Plan
  • ·4.3 The Center for Accelerating Suicide Prevention in Real-World Settings

    Page :S317

    Jeff Bridge, Cynthia Fontanella

    Plan Plan
  • ·4.4 Penn Innovation in Suicide Prevention Implementation Research Center

    Page :S317

    Gregory K. Brown, Kelly L. Green

    Plan Plan
  • ·THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF PEDIATRIC CATATONIA: NEW INSIGHTS FROM A LARGE MULTI-SITE COHORT

    Page :S317

    Tasia York, Isaac Baldwin

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  • ·5.1 Identifying Pediatric Catatonia: A Multi-Site Retrospective Analysis of Clinical Teams’ Diagnosis

    Page :S318

    Tasia York

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  • ·5.2 The Effectiveness of the Lorazepam Challenge Test in Pediatric Catatonia: A Multi-Site Retrospective Cohort Study

    Page :S318

    James Luccarelli

    Plan Plan
  • ·5.3 Clinical Outcomes From Inpatient Medical Hospitalization for Pediatric Catatonia

    Page :S318

    Joshua Ryan Smith

    Plan Plan
  • ·RECENT TRENDS IN PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY: HOW PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY CAN INFORM PRACTICE IN CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY

    Page :S319

    Raman Baweja, Robert L. Findling

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  • ·6.1 Impact of Pandemic on Psychiatric Disorders, Service Utilization, and Psychotropic Medication Use Among Children and Adolescents

    Page :S319

    Raman Baweja, Daniel A. Waschbusch, Ritika Baweja, James G. Waxmonsky

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  • ·6.2 How the Diagnosis of DMDD Influences Treatment Patterns for Pediatric ADHD

    Page :S319

    James G. Waxmonsky, Daniel A. Waschbusch, Banku Jairath, Ritika Baweja, Usman Hameed, Raman Baweja

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  • ·6.3 Benzodiazepine Dosing in The Treatment of Catatonia for Children With and Without ASD

    Page :S320

    Joshua Ryan Smith, Isaac Baldwin, Tasia York

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  • ·6.4 Estimating the Population-Level Impact of the 2022–2023 Stimulant Medication Shortages Among US Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults

    Page :S320

    Michele Bohm, Melissa L. Danielson, April Summers, Angelika Claussen, Kim Newsome, Samuel M. Katz, Rebecca H. Bitsko, Scott Grosse

    Plan Plan
  • ·CAPQUAL: INCORPORATING YOUTH VOICES AND RECLAIMING THE HUMANITIES THROUGH QUALITATIVE RESEARCH

    Page :S320

    Andrea E. Spencer, Margaret H. Sibley

    Plan Plan
  • ·7.1 Cultural Meaning-Making: The Key to Resilience in Undocumented Children

    Page :S321

    German E. Velez

    Plan Plan
  • ·7.2 Pathways and Identity: Toward Qualitative Research Careers in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

    Page :S321

    Andrés Martin

    Plan Plan
  • ·7.3 Social Determinants of Health and ADHD Symptoms in Preschoolers: Parent Perspectives to Inform Interventions

    Page :S321

    Andrea E. Spencer

    Plan Plan
  • ·7.4 Climate Emotions and Actions: An International Qualitative Study in Children and Adolescents

    Page :S321

    Laelia Benoit

    Plan Plan
  • ·ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN CANNABIS USE AND SUICIDE RISK AMONG US YOUTH: EMERGING DATA ON THE IMPORTANCE OF ENVIRONMENT, ATTITUDE, AND VULNERABLE SUBGROUPS

    Page :S322

    Jesse D. Hinckley, Christopher Joseph Hammond, John V. Campo

    Plan Plan
  • ·8.1 Exploring the Association Between Cannabis Use and Depression and Suicidal Behavior in Youth

    Page :S322

    Jesse D. Hinckley

    Plan Plan
  • ·8.2 Cannabis Use and Self-Harm and Overdose Among Adolescents Seeking Pediatric Emergency Care

    Page :S322

    Carol Vidal

    Plan Plan
  • ·8.3 Impact of Cannabis Legalization on Suicide Risk in US Youth: Who Is At-Risk and What Is Driving the Elevated Risk?

    Page :S323

    Christopher Joseph Hammond

    Plan Plan
  • ·8.4 Cannabis Use and Suicide in LGBTQ+ Youth: Addressing Identity-Linked Risk Factors

    Page :S323

    Natalie Ramos

    Plan Plan
  • ·CHANGING THE LANDSCAPE OF CHILD AND YOUTH PSYCHIATRIC EPIDEMIOLOGY

    Page :S323

    Peter Szatmari, Bonnie T. Zima

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  • ·9.1 Countrywide Systematic Reviews: Summarizing National Scientific Literature on Mental Health for Children and Youth

    Page :S324

    Giovanni A. Salum

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  • ·9.2 Integration of Diagnostic Assessment of Mental and Physical Health Across the Lifespan: The Diagnostic Assessment of the Spectrum of Health Interview (DASH)

    Page :S324

    Kathleen Ries Merikangas

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  • ·9.3 Longitudinal Changes in Child and Youth Mental Health Symptoms During Distinct Phases of the COVID-19 Pandemic

    Page :S324

    Katholiki Georgiades, Yun-Ju Chen, Ryan Miller

    Plan Plan
  • ·9.4 The Prevalence and Associated Morbidity of Mental Disorders Among Children and Youth: A Synthesis From the GBD Survey

    Page :S325

    Peter Szatmari

    Plan Plan
  • ·ADVANCING CLINICAL HIGH-RISK FOR PSYCHOSIS (CHR-P) CARE THROUGH INNOVATIONS

    Page :S325

    Hyun Jung Kim, Tushita Mayanil

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  • ·10.1 Screening for Clinical High-Risk for Psychosis (CHR-P) in an Adolescent and Young Adult Population Seeking Help Through the Massachusetts General Hospital Resilience Evaluation-Social Emotional Training (RE-SET) Program

    Page :S325

    Jacqueline A. Clauss

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  • ·10.2 An Integrative Skills Group for Adolescents Experiencing Psychosis-Risk Symptoms

    Page :S326

    Leslie E. Horton, Tina Gupta, Tushita Mayanil

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  • ·10.3 Advanced Services for Adolescents With Psychosis (ASAP): A Specialized Intensive Outpatient Program

    Page :S326

    Jennifer Zajac

    Plan Plan
  • ·10.4 Assessment of Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation in a Clinical High Risk for Psychosis (CHR-P) Program

    Page :S326

    Tamara Welikson, Hyun Jung Kim

    Plan Plan
  • ·ENHANCING UNDERSTANDING OF PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION FOR SUICIDAL AND SELF-HARM BEHAVIORS IN YOUTH

    Page :S327

    Emily F. Ferguson

    Plan Plan
  • ·11.1 Symptomatic and Mechanistic Change in a RCT of DBT for Suicidal Self-Harming Youth

    Page :S327

    Jamie Bedics, Joan R. Asarnow, Elizabeth McCauley, Michele Berk, Molly C. Adrian, Robert Gallop

    Plan Plan
  • ·11.2 Person-Level Changes in Depression in Relation to Changes in Self-Harm and Suicidal Ideation

    Page :S327

    Elizabeth McCauley, Jamie Bedics, Joan R. Asarnow, Robert Gallop, Michele Berk, Molly C. Adrian

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  • ·11.3 Characterizing Suicidal Behavior in Autistic Individuals Using the Columbia-Suicide Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS)

    Page :S328

    Zachary J. Williams, Mirko Uljarevic, Darren Hedley, Carly A. McMorris, Jessica M. Schwartzman

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  • ·11.4 Characterizing Associations Between Clinical Features and Diverse Topographies of Self-Injurious Behaviors in Autistic Youth

    Page :S328

    Emily F. Ferguson, Emily Spackman, Antonio Hardan, Mirko Uljarevic

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  • ·SIMON WILE SYMPOSIUM: MAPPING CARE FOR MEDICALLY COMPLEX KIDS: FROM COLLABORATIVE CARE TO SUBSPECIALTY PEDIATRICS

    Page :S328

    Elizabeth Homan

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  • ·12.1 The Coping Plan: Implementation of a Universal Proactive Approach to Behavioral Assessment and Planning

    Page :S329

    Katherine Ort

    Plan Plan
  • ·12.2 “Yes to Both”: Treating Patients With Both Physical and Mental Health Conditions

    Page :S329

    Stanley Brewer

    Plan Plan
  • ·12.3 Sustaining a System-Wide Collaborative Care Outreach Model to Pediatric Subspecialty Clinics

    Page :S329

    Justin Schreiber

    Plan Plan
  • ·12.4 The Current Perspectives on Clinical Pediatric Neuropsychiatry – Can a Dialog Lead to a Collaborative Care?

    Page :S330

    Sigita Plioplys

    Plan Plan
  • ·SUICIDAL IDEATION AND SELF-HARM: INFLUENCES OF DISCRIMINATION, ANXIETY, FOSTER PLACEMENT, AND CANNABIS USE IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS

    Page :S330

    Jocelyn I. Meza, Robert Suddath

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  • ·13.1 Examining the Relationship Between Racial Discrimination and Suicide Attempts, Depression, and Anxiety in Children and Adolescents

    Page :S330

    Maryam O. Abdallah, Sara J. Schiff, Isabelle T. Antaran, Jamie Lee, Aleeza West, Jocelyn I. Meza, Robert Suddath

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  • ·13.2 Anxiety and Suicidal Ideation in Children and Adolescents Involved in the Foster Care System

    Page :S331

    Isabelle T. Antaran, Maryam O. Abdallah, Sara J. Schiff, Aleeza West, Jamie Lee, Jocelyn I. Meza, Robert Suddath

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  • ·13.3 Admissions and Anxiety: Determining The Association Between Hospital Admissions and Anxiety Disorders

    Page :S331

    Aleeza West, Maryam O. Abdallah, Jamie Lee, Isabelle T. Antaran, Sara J. Schiff, Jocelyn I. Meza, Robert Suddath

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  • ·13.4 Relationship Between Cannabis Use and Suicidal Ideation/Self-Harm in Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Patients

    Page :S331

    Jamie Lee, Maryam O. Abdallah, Aleeza West, Isabelle T. Antaran, Sara J. Schiff, Jocelyn I. Meza, Robert Suddath

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  • ·ADVANCES IN PRECISION NEUROMODULATION FOR CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY

    Page :S332

    Mona Salehi, Paul E. Croarkin, Daniel P. Dickstein

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  • ·14.1 Accelerated Theta Burst Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for Refractory Depression in ASD

    Page :S332

    Rana Elmaghraby

    Plan Plan
  • ·14.2 Tailoring Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for Kids and Teens: Approaches for Individualizing Targeting

    Page :S332

    Christine Conelea

    Plan Plan
  • ·14.3 Precision Neuromodulation in Time and Space

    Page :S333

    Alexander Opitz

    Plan Plan
  • ·14.4 Emerging Neuroimaging Platforms and Pipelines for Precision Neuromodulation

    Page :S333

    Andre Zugman

    Plan Plan
  • ·FROM THE BENCH TO THE BEDSIDE: EMERGING MECHANISMS IN ASD

    Page :S333

    Devanand S. Manoli, Ellen J. Hoffman, Matthew State

    Plan Plan
  • ·15.1 Scalable Investigation of Gene Function and Organ-Wide Action With In Vivo Perturb-Seq

    Page :S333

    Xin Jin

    Plan Plan
  • ·15.2 Cortical Transcriptomic Analysis Defines Genes Involved in Sex-Differential Risk Mechanisms for ASD

    Page :S334

    Donna M. Werling

    Plan Plan
  • ·15.3 Connecting ASD Risk Genes to Circuits: Multi-Level Characterization of the Cortical Subplate

    Page :S334

    Kartik Pattabiraman

    Plan Plan
  • ·15.4 Pharmaco-Behavioral Screens in Zebrafish Mutants of ASD Risk Genes

    Page :S334

    Ellen J. Hoffman

    Plan Plan
  • ·15.5 Reflexive Eye Movements as Biomarkers for ASD-Associated SCN2A Haploinsufficiency

    Page :S334

    Kevin J. Bender

    Plan Plan
  • ·MIXED FEATURES IN DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF PEDIATRIC MOOD DISORDERS: EVIDENCE FROM LONGITUDINAL AND HIGH-RISK STUDIES

    Page :S335

    Rasim Somer Diler, David J. Miklowitz

    Plan Plan
  • ·16.1 Clinical and Biological Markers for Early Detection of Pediatric Bipolarity: Learning From Longitudinal and Offspring Studies

    Page :S335

    Cesar A. Soutullo

    Plan Plan
  • ·16.2 Clinical Characteristics of Mixed Manic Features in Pediatric Depression

    Page :S335

    Rasim Somer Diler

    Plan Plan
  • ·16.3 Escitalopram in Youth With a Family History of Bipolar Disorder Presenting With Depression and Mixed Features

    Page :S336

    Manpreet K. Singh, Thomas Blom, Jacquline A. Williams, Luis Rodrigo Patino, Melissa P. DelBello

    Plan Plan
  • ·PARTNERING WITH YOUTH AND FAMILIES FOR CHILD MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH

    Page :S336

    Andrea E. Spencer, Bonnie T. Zima, Jenny Arwade, Raul Botello

    Plan Plan
  • ·17.1 Family-Centered Intervention Development to Promote Engagement in ADHD Care

    Page :S336

    Andrea E. Spencer

    Plan Plan
  • ·17.2 Adaptation of Mothers and Babies Course to a Virtual Group Format for Delivery in Early Learning Centers

    Page :S337

    Rheanna Platt

    Plan Plan
  • ·17.3 Community-Partnered Approach to a Statewide Evaluation of Child Mental Health Crisis Programs: Ensuring Relevance and Meaning

    Page :S337

    Bonnie T. Zima

    Plan Plan
  • ·THE PROMISE AND CHALLENGES OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MACHINE LEARNING IN PEDIATRIC BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

    Page :S337

    Raman Baweja, Manpreet K. Singh

    Plan Plan
  • ·18.1 Clinical Applications of Artificial Intelligence Tools for Your Friendly, Neighborhood Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist

    Page :S338

    Apurva Bhatt

    Plan Plan
  • ·18.2 Preemption of Disruptive Behavior in Children: Parent Child Interaction Therapy Augmented With Artificial Intelligence

    Page :S338

    Magdalena Romanowicz, Maria Saliba

    Plan Plan
  • ·18.3 Traditional Vs Machine Learning Approaches for Screening for High-Risk Adolescent Substance Use in the ABCD Study

    Page :S338

    William E. Pelham

    Plan Plan
  • ·18.4 Neuropsychosocial Markers in Childhood of Future Suicidal Behavior

    Page :S338

    Joel Stoddard, Theodore Doykos, Joshua Gowin

    Plan Plan
  • ·ACUTE AND LONG-TERM SAFETY OF ANTIPSYCHOTICS AND ANTIDEPRESSANTS: AN UPDATE

    Page :S339

    Chadi A. Calarge, Paul E. Croarkin

    Plan Plan
  • ·19.1 Effectiveness of Psychostimulants on Antipsychotics-Induced Weight Gain in Children

    Page :S339

    Hua Chen, Ning Lyu

    Plan Plan
  • ·19.2 Obesity Related to Antipsychotic Liability and Exposure (ORAcLE): Pooling Multi-Level Data Sources for Targeted Association Testing

    Page :S339

    Ginger E. Nicol

    Plan Plan
  • ·19.3 Designer Genes: Tailoring Antidepressant Treatment in Youth Using All Available Threads of Evidence

    Page :S340

    Jeffrey Robert Strawn, Laura B. Ramsey, Ethan A. Poweleit

    Plan Plan
  • ·19.4 SSRIs Appear to Hinder Height Growth

    Page :S340

    Chadi A. Calarge

    Plan Plan
  • ·SLEEP AND OTHER LIFESTYLE EFFECTS IN RCTS FOR ADHD: NEW NEUROFEEDBACK AND TRIGEMINAL NERVE STIMULATION ANALYSES

    Page :S340

    L. Eugene Arnold, Ian Kodish

    Plan Plan
  • ·20.1 Lifestyle Effects in ICAN RCT of Neurofeedback for ADHD: Diet, Lighting, Sleep, and Exercise

    Page :S341

    L. Eugene Arnold, Madelon A. Vollebregt, Jeff Pan

    Plan Plan
  • ·20.2 Sleep Effects on Secondary Outcomes of ICAN RCT of Neurofeedback for ADHD

    Page :S341

    Sutton MacDonald, L. Eugene Arnold, Mengda Yu, Arielle Mulligan, Jeff Pan

    Plan Plan
  • ·20.3 Sleep Effects of Trigeminal Nerve Stimulation for ADHD

    Page :S341

    Kelsey Stiles, James J. McGough, Sandra K. Loo

    Plan Plan
  • ·YOUTH EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS: NOVEL FINDINGS AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS

    Page :S341

    Colin W. Burke, Niranjan S. Karnik

    Plan Plan
  • ·21.1 Phenotypic Risk Profiles, Rehousing Outcomes, and Service Utilization Among Youth Experiencing Homelessness

    Page :S342

    Colin W. Burke, Sylvia Lanni, Peter Ducharme, Timothy E. Wilens

    Plan Plan
  • ·21.2 The “Helping Families” Pilot Trial for Homeless-Experienced Families in Los Angeles County

    Page :S342

    Roya Ijadi-Maghsoodi, Hilary Aralis, Naomi Wilcox, Kungeun Lee, Sheryl Kataoka, Lillian Gelberg

    Plan Plan
  • ·21.3 Service Needs and Utilization Among Youth Experiencing Homelessness (YEH) During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic

    Page :S342

    Natasha Slesnick, Tansel Yilmazer

    Plan Plan
  • ·RARE GENETIC VARIATION IN CHILD PSYCHIATRY: FROM GENE DISCOVERY TO CLINICAL INTEGRATION

    Page :S343

    Dorothy E. Grice, Matthew State

    Plan Plan
  • ·22.1 Identification of Risk Genes for OCD and Tourette’s Disorder

    Page :S343

    Dorothy E. Grice

    Plan Plan
  • ·22.2 Rare De Novo and Inherited Genetic Variants in Pediatric ADHD

    Page :S343

    Anne B. Arnett

    Plan Plan
  • ·22.3 Integrating Genetics Into Our Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Practice

    Page :S343

    Polina Perlman Danieli

    Plan Plan
  • ·22.4 Rare Genetic Variants in ASD

    Page :S344

    Joseph D. Buxbaum

    Plan Plan
  • ·BEYOND THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: INNOVATIVE MODELS FOR PEDIATRIC BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CRISIS CARE

    Page :S344

    Rebecca Marshall, Lisa L. Giles

    Plan Plan
  • ·23.1 Behavioral Health Urgent Care: Connecting School Communities and Crisis Services

    Page :S344

    Vera Feuer

    Plan Plan
  • ·23.2 Mobile Response and Stabilization Services: An Alternative to Emergency Department Utilization for Youth

    Page :S345

    Jeffrey Vanderploeg, Kayla Theriault

    Plan Plan
  • ·23.3 Alternative Services to Support Youth in Crisis

    Page :S345

    Meredith R. Chapman, Jennifer L. Hughes

    Plan Plan
  • ·23.4 From Pilot to Statewide: Oregon Community-Based Crisis Care for Youth

    Page :S345

    Rebecca Marshall

    Plan Plan
  • ·FROM IMPULSE TO CONTROL: CLINICAL MARKERS, DIAGNOSIS, AND TREATMENT OF IMPULSE AND DISRUPTIVE DISORDERS IN YOUTH

    Page :S346

    Bushra Rizwan, Carmen Lopez-Arvizu

    Plan Plan
  • ·24.1 Impulsivity as a Transdiagnostic Feature of Child Psychopathology and Predictor of Adolescent Outcomes

    Page :S346

    Keri S. Rosch, Alyssa DeRonda, Stewart H. Mostofsky

    Plan Plan
  • ·24.2 Integrating Behavioral, Emotional, Biological, and Environmental Factors in Predicting Youth Externalizing Disorders: New Insights

    Page :S346

    Julie B. Schweitzer, Prerona Mukherjee, Jiwon Oh, Catrina Calub, Deborah Bennett, Irva Hertz-Picciotto

    Plan Plan
  • ·24.3 Psychopharmacological Treatment of Impulsive and Disruptive Behavior in Youth With a Special Focus on Gaming Disorders and Externalizing Behaviors

    Page :S347

    Bushra Rizwan

    Plan Plan
  • ·24.4 Systematic Exposure to Delays as a Behavioral Intervention for Impulsive Responding in Children With Behavior Problems

    Page :S347

    Matt Edelstein

    Plan Plan
  • ·CHARACTERIZING THE IMPACT OF INTERGENERATIONAL TRAUMA ON THE PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIP AND DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE INTERVENTIONS IN LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRY SETTINGS

    Page :S347

    Elizabeth J. Levey, Alexandra Murray Harrison

    Plan Plan
  • ·25.1 A Systematic Review of the Relationship Between Maternal Trauma Timing and Offspring Outcomes

    Page :S347

    Aya Aboelghar

    Plan Plan
  • ·25.2 Trauma Exposure and Its Impact on Family Relationships Among Adolescent Mothers and Their Family Members in Peru

    Page :S348

    Andrew R. Chang

    Plan Plan
  • ·25.3 Acceptability and Feasibility of a Perinatal Intervention for Adolescent Mothers in Perú

    Page :S348

    Alison Mosier-Mills

    Plan Plan
  • ·UPDATES FROM THE MTA FOLLOW-UP: FLUCTUATION IN ADULTHOOD, WOMEN IN ADULTHOOD, AND MAINTENANCE OF TREATMENT GAINS

    Page :S348

    Lily Hechtman, James J. McGough

    Plan Plan
  • ·26.1 Individual and Contextual Characteristics Associated With Fluctuating ADHD in the MTA Study

    Page :S349

    Margaret H. Sibley, Traci M. Kennedy, James M. Swanson, John T. Mitchell, Andrea Chronis-Tuscano, Stephen P. Hinshaw, Lily Hechtman, Laurence Lee Greenhill, Andrea L. Howard

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  • ·26.2 Maintenance of Treatment Gains in ADHD

    Page :S349

    Lily Hechtman, Natalie Grizenko, Ridha Joober, Jens Kreitewolf, Mariam Ter-Stepanian, Marie-Eve Fortier, Kayla Eisenberg, Joy Etcovitch, William J. Harvey

    Plan Plan
  • ·26.3 Qualitative Perspectives of Women in the MTA: Self- and Parental Perspectives

    Page :S349

    Emily A. Rosenthal, Smriti Mehta, John T. Mitchell, L. Eugene Arnold, Lily Hechtman, Stephen P. Hinshaw, James M. Swanson, Tom Weisner, Peter S. Jensen

    Plan Plan
  • ·MEETING THE MOMENT: NEW PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT FOR ADOLESCENTS WITH ACUTE PSYCHIATRIC NEEDS

    Page :S350

    Miriam P. Rubenson

    Plan Plan
  • ·27.1 REACHing Adolescents in Need: Expanding Access to Intensive Day Treatment Through Virtual Partial Hospitalization

    Page :S350

    Elisabeth A. Frazier, Molly Hedrick, Emily M. May, Marissa Marcus, Gabrielle B. Beaudoin

    Plan Plan
  • ·27.2 Building and Closing of a DBT Intensive Outpatient Program: What, Why, and How

    Page :S350

    Hilary K. Mead, Kyrill Gurtovenko, Emily M. May, Molly Hedrick

    Plan Plan
  • ·27.3 Developing a DBT-Informed Adolescent Partial Hospitalization Program to Increase Equity and Access

    Page :S350

    Miriam P. Rubenson, Alysha D. Thompson, Carly Von Hoffmann

    Plan Plan
  • ·THE SPECTRUM OF RIGIDITY AND COMPULSIVITY IN ASD

    Page :S351

    Amandeep Jutla, Suma Jacob

    Plan Plan
  • ·28.1 Convergence and Divergence Between ASD and OCD: A Systematic Review

    Page :S351

    Joseph A. Pereira

    Plan Plan
  • ·28.2 Overview of Research on the Measurement and Phenomenology of Repetitive Behaviors in ASD

    Page :S351

    James Bodfish

    Plan Plan
  • ·28.3 Unstuck and on Target: Building Flexibility and Executive Functions for Autistic Youth in Community Settings

    Page :S351

    Lauren Kenworthy

    Plan Plan
  • ·28.4 Oxytocin and Rigid and Repetitive Behaviors in Prader-Willi Syndrome: Genetic Syndromes Inform Precision Medicine in ASD

    Page :S352

    Eric Hollander

    Plan Plan
  • ·CAN BIG DATA LEAD TO BIG GAINS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH NEURODEVELOPMENTAL CONDITIONS AND THEIR FAMILIES: CURRENT TRENDS AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS

    Page :S352

    Mirko Uljarevic, Thomas William Frazier

    Plan Plan
  • ·29.1 Capitalizing on Existing Multi-Method ASD Repositories: From Nosology to Genetics in the Context of Restricted and Repetitive Behaviors

    Page :S352

    Mirko Uljarevic, Ying Wang, Emily Spackman, Antonio Hardan, Jacob Gratten

    Plan Plan
  • ·29.2 Disparities in Community Mental Health Access Among Publicly Insured Autistic Adolescents and Young Adults

    Page :S353

    Teal W. Benevides, Jennifer E. Jaremski, Ed-Dee G. Williams, Wei Song, Hoangmai Pham, Lindsay Shea

    Plan Plan
  • ·29.3 Advancing Insights Into the Mechanisms Underpinning Neurodevelopmental Disorders Through the Developmental Synaptopathies Consortium

    Page :S353

    Antonio Hardan, Alexander Kolevzon, Mustafa Sahin

    Plan Plan
  • ·29.4 Electronic Health Records (EHRs) Identify Timely Trends in Childhood Mental Health Conditions

    Page :S353

    Josephine Elia, Raghuram Prasad, Andres J. Pumariega, Kathleen A. Pajer, Mitchell Maltenfort, Levon Utidjian, Elizabeth Shenkman, Kelly Kelleher, Suchitra Rao, Peter Margolis, Dimitri Christakis, Rachel Ballard, Christopher Forrest

    Plan Plan
  • ·EARLY IDENTIFICATION OF RISK FOR ADHD FROM PREGNANCY TO PRESCHOOL: FINDINGS FROM THE EARLY ADHD CONSORTIUM

    Page :S354

    Heather Marie Joseph, John N. Constantino

    Plan Plan
  • ·30.1 Adipokines Measured During Pregnancy and at Birth are Associated With Infant Markers of Risk for Psychopathology

    Page :S354

    Elinor L. Sullivan

    Plan Plan
  • ·30.2 Development of a Novel Screening Tool to Identify Early ADHD Risk

    Page :S354

    Meghan Miller

    Plan Plan
  • ·30.3 Infant and Toddler Cognitive Performance as Early Markers of Risk for ADHD

    Page :S355

    Heather Marie Joseph

    Plan Plan
  • ·30.4 Cortical and Behavioral Predictors of ADHD in 2- to 4-Year-Old Children

    Page :S355

    Anne B. Arnett

    Plan Plan
  • ·LEVERAGING YOUTH CO-DESIGN FOR MOBILE APPLICATIONS TO IMPACT SYSTEMS OF CARE

    Page :S355

    Sheryl Kataoka

    Plan Plan
  • ·31.1 Connected for Wellness: Community-Engaged Participatory Youth Co-Developer Process for App Design and Implementation

    Page :S356

    Michelle V. Porche, Shirley A. De La Cruz, Stephany Garcia, Kungeun Lee, Joseph A. Spillane, Daniel I. Lee, Lisa R. Fortuna

    Plan Plan
  • ·31.2 Personalizing Mobile Health Apps for the Needs of Diverse Youth and Families

    Page :S356

    Greg Barish, Sheryl Kataoka, Roya Ijadi-Maghsoodi

    Plan Plan
  • ·31.3 How Co-Design Can Enhance Cultural Responsiveness: Examples From a Digital Health App That Addresses Substance Use Among Foster Youth

    Page :S356

    Juan Carlos Gonzalez, Johanna B. Folk, Margareth V. Del Cid, Marina Tolou-Shams

    Plan Plan
  • ·31.4 Engaging Youth Experiencing Homelessness in Digital Mental Health Interventions

    Page :S356

    Niranjan S. Karnik

    Plan Plan
  • ·NEUROBEHAVIORAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL RISK FACTORS FOR ALCOHOL INITIATION IN ADOLESCENTS

    Page :S357

    Jesse D. Hinckley, Iliyan Ivanov, Bonnie J. Nagel

    Plan Plan
  • ·32.1 Screentime, School, and Neighborhood Conditions Predict Alcohol Initiation in Adolescents: An eXposome Wide Association Study (XWAS) in the ABCD Study

    Page :S357

    Muhammad A. Parvaz

    Plan Plan
  • ·32.2 Substance Familiarity in Middle Childhood and Adolescent Substance Use

    Page :S357

    Devika Bhatia, Ben Lewis, Andrew J. Moore, Hugh N. Farrior, Jesse D. Hinckley, Sara Jo Nixon

    Plan Plan
  • ·32.3 Association of Alcohol Use in Adolescence With Neural Systems Implicated Automatic Emotional Regulation: A Machine Learning Approach

    Page :S358

    James Blair, Sahil Bajaj

    Plan Plan
  • ·32.4 Impaired Frontostriatal Connectivity and Feedback Processing Are Associated With Alcohol-Related Problems in Treatment-Engaged Adolescents Who Co-Use Alcohol, Cannabis, and Tobacco

    Page :S358

    Christopher Joseph Hammond

    Plan Plan
  • ·PHENOTYPIC, GENETIC, AND CLINICAL HETEROGENEITY IN COMPLEX NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS

    Page :S358

    Yaffa Serur, Jon McClellan

    Plan Plan
  • ·33.1 Shared and Divergent Psychiatric Phenotypes Among Youth With Variants in ASD-Associated Genes

    Page :S358

    Emily Neuhaus

    Plan Plan
  • ·33.2 Imaging Genetics in Noonan Syndrome: Addressing Heterogeneity in Neuropsychiatric Disorders

    Page :S359

    Yaffa Serur

    Plan Plan
  • ·33.3 Characterizing Change in Neurodevelopmental and Neuropsychiatric Symptoms in Individuals With Phosphatase and Tensin Homolog (PTEN) Mutations

    Page :S359

    Antonio Hardan

    Plan Plan
  • ·33.4 Leveraging Early Genetic Diagnoses: Addressing Caregiver Needs in Neurodevelopmental-Psychiatric Disorders

    Page :S359

    Polina Perlman Danieli

    Plan Plan
  • ·33.5 Discussion of Evolutionary Factors That Influence the Genetic and Phenotypic Characteristics of Complex Neuropsychiatric Disorders

    Page :S360

    Jon McClellan

    Plan Plan
  • ·ADVANCING ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH: INNOVATIVE DIGITAL AND FAMILY-CENTERED INTERVENTIONS FOR EMOTION REGULATION, SELF-HARM, AND SUICIDE PREVENTION

    Page :S360

    Johan Bjureberg, Elizabeth McCauley

    Plan Plan
  • ·34.1 Effects of Parental Course in Online Emotion-Regulation Therapy for Adolescents with Nonsuicidal Self-Injury: A Randomized Controlled Trial

    Page :S360

    Johan Bjureberg

    Plan Plan
  • ·34.2 Effect of Primary Care Online Emotion-Regulation Treatment (POET): A Brief Intervention Targeting Adolescents Aged 12-17 Within First-Line Mental Health Care

    Page :S361

    Katja Sjöblom

    Plan Plan
  • ·34.3 Preventing Suicide With Safe Alternatives for Teens and Youths (SAFETY): A Randomized Feasibility Trial

    Page :S361

    Moa Karemyr

    Plan Plan
  • ·34.4 The SAFETY Intervention for Preventing Repeat Suicidal Behavior in Youth: Focus on Parent Component and Adaptation to SAFETY-Parent Online Learning Module

    Page :S361

    Jennifer L. Hughes

    Plan Plan
  • ·MISSION NOT IMPOSSIBLE: INNOVATIONS AND SOLUTIONS IN PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY PSYCHIATRY

    Page :S362

    Vera Feuer, Nasuh Malas

    Plan Plan
  • ·35.1 Enhancing Access to Behavioral Health Care With the Development of Crisis Services at a Large, Tertiary Care Pediatric Hospital

    Page :S362

    Beau A. Carubia

    Plan Plan
  • ·35.2 Implementation of a Psychiatric Crisis Department

    Page :S362

    Charles J. Glawe

    Plan Plan
  • ·35.3 Northwell, New York Solutions

    Page :S363

    Vera Feuer

    Plan Plan
  • ·WHAT’S THE BIG DEAL?: EMERGING THEMES IN CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRIC NEUROIMAGING RESEARCH

    Page :S363

    Tamara Vanderwal

    Plan Plan
  • ·36.1 The Critical Role of Data Sharing: Updates and Next Steps in ASD Neuroimaging Research

    Page :S363

    Adriana DiMartino

    Plan Plan
  • ·36.2 Biomarkers of Antidepressant Treatment Response and Clinical Course in Adolescents With Depression

    Page :S363

    Tiffany C. Ho

    Plan Plan
  • ·36.3 Common Vs Specific: A Lens for Investigating Mechanisms in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

    Page :S364

    Katharina Kircanski

    Plan Plan
  • ·36.4 Imaging the Active Brain: The Use of Movie-fMRI to Study Child Psychiatric Disorders

    Page :S364

    Tamara Vanderwal

    Plan Plan
  • ·36.5 Precision Brain Mapping for Studies of Cognitive Neurodevelopment

    Page :S364

    Arielle S. Keller

    Plan Plan
  • ·36.6 Applying a Neuroendocrine Lens to the Developing Adolescent Brain: Implications for Mental Health

    Page :S364

    Caitlin Taylor

    Plan Plan
  • ·EATING DISORDERS SCREENING, PREVALENCE, AND TRANSITION OUTCOMES IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS: THE CURRENT STATE OF EVIDENCE

    Page :S365

    Tamsin Jane Ford, Ryan O'Connor

    Plan Plan
  • ·37.1 The Rising Prevalence of Eating Disorders in Children and Young People in England: A Case Study

    Page :S365

    Clara Faria

    Plan Plan
  • ·37.2 Eating Disorders and Social Media Use in the Oxwell Student Survey

    Page :S365

    Mina Fazel

    Plan Plan
  • ·37.3 The Current State of Machine Learning Approaches for Eating Disorder Screening

    Page :S366

    Jonathan D. Chevinsky

    Plan Plan
  • ·37.4 Mental Health Service Transition Framework for Predicting Eating Disorder Outcomes In Young People

    Page :S366

    Anya Ragnhildstveit

    Plan Plan
  • ·NEW RESEARCH ON TREATING TRAUMATIZED CHILDREN

    Page :S366

    Judith A. Cohen, Beverly J. Bryant, Ryan J. Herringa

    Plan Plan
  • ·38.1 Longitudinal Changes in Cortical Thickness Associated With Psychotherapy for PTSD in Adolescents

    Page :S367

    Amy Garrett, Judith A. Cohen, Susana Rivera, Poul Poulsen, M.A. LPC, Tabatha Blount

    Plan Plan
  • ·38.2 Journey Through the DEEP: A Biofeedback-Integrated Video Game to Enhance Self-Regulation in Trauma-Exposed Youth

    Page :S367

    Justin D. Russell, Sara A. Heyn, Ryan J. Herringa

    Plan Plan
  • ·38.3 Treatment of Traumatized Youth in the Texas Child Trauma Research Network (TX-CTRN)

    Page :S367

    Cody G. Dodd, Lynn Monnat, Jeffrey D. Shahidullah, Josh Cisler

    Plan Plan
  • ·38.4 Trauma-Focused CBT for Traumas Related to Parental Substance Abuse

    Page :S368

    Judith A. Cohen, Anthony P. Mannarino, Suzanne Kodya

    Plan Plan
  • ·EXPLORING SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT ACROSS NEURODEVELOPMENTAL AND NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS: A TRANSDIAGNOSTIC PERSPECTIVE

    Page :S368

    Lacey Chetcuti, Mirko Uljarevic

    Plan Plan
  • ·39.1 Advancing Characterization of Social Engagement: Development and Validation of a Novel Transdiagnostic Tool

    Page :S368

    Lacey Chetcuti, Antonio Hardan, Jennifer M. Phillips, Thomas William Frazier, Mirko Uljarevic

    Plan Plan
  • ·39.2 Predictors of Social Engagement in Preschool Children at Risk for ADHD

    Page :S369

    Anne B. Arnett, Virginia D. Peisch

    Plan Plan
  • ·39.3 Prosocial Behavior Moderates the Relationship Between Psychotic-Like Experiences and Elevated Substance Use in the ABCD Study

    Page :S369

    Carolyn M. Amir, Dara G. Ghahremani, Sarah E. Chang, Hoki Fung, Ziva D. Cooper, Carrie E. Bearden

    Plan Plan
  • ·39.4 Unpacking How Manic, Depressive, and Mixed States and Symptoms Are Associated With Youth and Family Functioning

    Page :S369

    Eric A. Youngstrom, Zhuoyu Shi

    Plan Plan
  • ·HEEDING THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH

    Page :S370

    Anne L. Glowinski, Laura Joan Levy

    Plan Plan
  • ·CLIMATE CHANGE AND YOUTH WELL-BEING

    Page :S370

    Susan Clayton

    Plan Plan
  • ·HELPING YOUTH MANAGE ECO-ANXIETY AND GRIEF

    Page :S370

    Jennifer Atkinson

    Plan Plan

• Workshops

  • ·CALLING ALL CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRISTS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS! INTERACTIVE SKILL-BUILDING WORKSHOP ON PROVIDING ASYLUM EVALUATIONS FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES FLEEING TORTURE AND PERSECUTION

    Page :S371

    Shawn Singh Sidhu, Olivia S. Shadid, Melanie Tam, Adam B. Penrose, Gabrielle L. Shapiro

    Plan Plan
  • ·MAKING SENSE OF INDIVIDUAL EDUCATION PROGRAM (IEP) REPORTS AND NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENTS: TIPS TO SUPPORT CHILDREN, FAMILIES, AND TRANSITION READINESS

    Page :S372

    Vivien Chan, Kristina K. Hardy, Zhanna Elberg, Dara J. Sakolsky

    Plan Plan
  • ·WELLNESS: FROM AN ACTIVITY TO FOSTERING A CULTURE OF WELL-BEING

    Page :S372

    Deepak Prabhakar, Shanti Mitchell, Lisa M. MacLean, Avani Prabhakar

    Plan Plan
  • ·IPT-A: IMPLEMENTING THE INTERPERSONAL INVENTORY AND COMMUNICATION ANALYSIS TO TREAT DEPRESSION IN ADOLESCENTS

    Page :S372

    Laura Mufson, Jami F. Young

    Plan Plan
  • ·CREATING A WELLNESS VILLAGE THROUGH LIFESTYLE PSYCHIATRY

    Page :S373

    Amelia Abbott-Frey, Kristina Foreman, Andrew Rosenfeld, Dhruv Shah, Roseanne J. Mauch, Bradley T. Zastrow

    Plan Plan
  • ·ENHANCING TRANSITION PLANNING FOR ADOLESCENTS WITH ASD: A DATA-DRIVEN, MULTIDISCIPLINARY, AND PERSON-CENTERED SKILLS DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP

    Page :S373

    Michael Murray, Thomas Flis, Sara Uram

    Plan Plan
  • ·FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE: PARENTING STRATEGIES TO ADDRESS CHALLENGING BEHAVIORS

    Page :S373

    John T. Walkup

    Plan Plan
  • ·UNDER ATTACK! EXPANDING YOUR TOOLKIT FOR TREATING THE DYSREGULATED PATIENT USING A NEUROSCIENCE-BASED AND TRAUMA-INFORMED APPROACH

    Page :S374

    Megan W. Zappitelli, Casey Berson, Sara Infield Lavelle

    Plan Plan
  • ·ASD EVALUATION IN TODDLERS AND PRESCHOOLERS

    Page :S374

    Ji S. Hong, Ross E. Goodwin

    Plan Plan
  • ·BUPRENORPHINE 2.0

    Page :S374

    Paul E.A. Glaser, Diana Deister, Brady J. Heward, Nihit Kumar

    Plan Plan
  • ·MANAGING INTRAFAMILIAL CONFLICT: Catching the Bullet FROM EMOTIONALLY FOCUSED THERAPY

    Page :S375

    Oliver M. Stroeh, Scott Hirose, Margaret J. Yoon, Xiaoyi Yao, Rebecca L. Rendleman

    Plan Plan
  • ·PARENT MANAGEMENT TRAINING WORKSHOP

    Page :S375

    Jeylan S. Close, Stephanie L. Brennan, Jess P. Shatkin

    Plan Plan
  • ·UNDERSTANDING VIDEO GAMES: A CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRIST’S CALL OF DUTY

    Page :S375

    Tolga Atilla Ceranoglu, Paul E. Weigle, Roslyn Gerwin

    Plan Plan
  • ·BEYOND THE BIRDS AND THE BEES: TALKING TO YOUTH AND PARENTS ABOUT SEX AND SEXUALITY

    Page :S376

    Serena M. Chang, Cynthia J. Telingator, Mollie C. Marr, Aliza Grossberg

    Plan Plan
  • ·BREAKING BORDERS: NAVIGATING THE TAPESTRY OF SOUTH ASIAN CHILD PSYCHIATRIST MOTHER: A JOURNEY THROUGH THE DUAL IDENTITIES OF SOUTH ASIAN WOMEN HEALERS

    Page :S376

    Afifa Adiba, Manal F. Khan, Paramjit Toor Joshi, Ayesha I. Mian, Aradhana Bela Sood, Neha Sharma, Isheeta Zalpuri

    Plan Plan
  • ·DEVELOPMENT OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY LEADERS IN CHILD TRAUMA: CORE CONCEPTS OF CHILD TRAUMA TRAINING

    Page :S376

    Courtney L. McMickens, Brooks Keeshin, Lisa Amaya-Jackson, Margaret Lois Stuber, Jennifer O'Donohoe, Anna J. Kerlek

    Plan Plan
  • ·HOW SOCIAL MEDIA IMPACTS MENTAL HEALTH, AND WHAT CLINICIANS SHOULD DO ABOUT IT

    Page :S377

    Ashvin Sood, Jane Harness, Erin L. Belfort, Paul E. Weigle

    Plan Plan
  • ·USING ART AND POETRY IN WORK WITH CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

    Page :S377

    Stuart A. Copans, Charles R. Joy

    Plan Plan
  • ·BUILDING BETTER BRAINS: WHAT TO DO, WHEN TO DO IT, AND WHY

    Page :S377

    Kimothi N. Cain, Teresa M. Hargrave, Sehar N. Jessani, Eric MacMaster, Mollie C. Marr, Jennifer Rahman, Tara Thompson-Felix, Mohammad Mohsin Murtuza

    Plan Plan
  • ·EQUIPPING EARLY CAREER PSYCHIATRISTS WITH AACAP TOOLS FOR EFFECTIVE ADVOCACY

    Page :S378

    Sudhakar K. Shenoy, Petronella Mbu, Robert P. Holloway, Adam J. Sagot, Mohsin Khan

    Plan Plan
  • ·MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING: STRENGTHENING ADVANCED PRACTICE THROUGH FEEDBACK AND ANALYSIS

    Page :S378

    Peter Jackson, Nihit Kumar, Jesse D. Hinckley, Elizabeth Dohrmann

    Plan Plan
  • ·VOYAGING THE SEAS OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY: A SCHOLARLY EXPEDITION FOR INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL GRADUATES' CAREER EXCELLENCE

    Page :S378

    Vikas Gupta, Adeolu Funso Oladunjoye, Sana Younus, Rikinkumar S. Patel

    Plan Plan
  • ·WHAT IS REGULATION-FOCUSED PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR CHILDREN (RFP-C)? EVIDENCE BASIS AND CLINICAL APPLICATION OF A MANUALIZED SHORT-TERM PSYCHODYNAMIC PSYCHOTHERAPY

    Page :S379

    Timothy Rice, Leon Hoffman, Pamela McPherson, Timothy Rice, Natalie W. Wu, Joel H. Barrett

    Plan Plan
  • ·A CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRISTS' NEW ASSISTANT: WORKSHOP ON HARNESSING CHAT-BASED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR NON-PATIENT CARE TASKS

    Page :S379

    Ernest Pedapati, McLeod F. Gwynette

    Plan Plan
  • ·BASIC CONCEPTS IN MENTALIZING-BASED THERAPY FOR EMERGING PERSONALITY DISORDERS

    Page :S379

    Laurel L. Williams, Carl Fleisher, Owen S. Muir, Chris Grimes, Carlene M. MacMillan, Robert A. Dugger

    Plan Plan
  • ·DEVELOPMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF VERY YOUNG CHILDREN (0-5 YEARS)

    Page :S380

    Ji S. Hong, Kelly Sheperd, Meghan Keenan, Erin Moxey

    Plan Plan
  • ·HELPING YOU KNOW WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW: A SELF-ASSESSMENT REVIEW OF PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY

    Page :S380

    Donald W. Bechtold, Jeffrey Robert Strawn, Manpreet K. Singh, Timothy E. Wilens, Eric Rashad Williams

    Plan Plan
  • ·HOW TO GET PUBLISHED: TIPS, STRATEGIES, AND CONSULTATION FROM JAACAP and JAACAP Connect

    Page :S380

    J. Corey A. Williams, David C. Saunders, Anne B. McBride, Douglas K. Novins, Nicole K. Cotton, Oliver M. Stroeh, Justin Schreiber, Misty C. Richards

    Plan Plan
  • ·REVOLUTIONIZING CLINICAL PRACTICE BY TRANSFORMING OURSELVES

    Page :S381

    Kristine Goins, Barbara Robles-Ramamurthy, Ayesha I. Mian

    Plan Plan
  • ·BEYOND EARS: THE ART OF WHOLE-BODY LISTENING

    Page :S381

    Lin Lu, Shannon Lanza, Andrew Trandai

    Plan Plan
  • ·SHARING AND CARING: BALANCING PRIVACY AND TRANSPARENCY IN THE ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD (EHR) ACROSS ACCESS, OR WHERE OH WHERE DID MY LITTLE NOTE GO?

    Page :S381

    Pamela E. Hoffman, Rabindra Tambyraja, Carlene M. MacMillan, Thomas James Zimmer, Wamia Siddiqui, Kirti Veeramachaneni, Rushali Kothari, Sorabh Singhal

    Plan Plan
  • ·WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT TO DO: RECONTEXTUALIZING CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY

    Page :S382

    Gordon Harper, Mariam Rahmani, Stuart A. Copans

    Plan Plan
  • ·EMBODIED PRACTICE: TRAUMA-ADAPTED YOGA IN PSYCHIATRIC SETTINGS

    Page :S382

    Stephanie Carbone, Nayla M. Khoury, Jacquelynn S. Duquette, Deborah R. Simkin

    Plan Plan
  • ·HELPING YOU KNOW WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW: A SELF-ASSESSMENT REVIEW OF PSYCHOTHERAPY IN CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY PRACTICE

    Page :S383

    Donald W. Bechtold, Jess P. Shatkin, Michelle L. Rickerby, Martin J. Drell, Michael Adam Shapiro

    Plan Plan
  • ·NAVIGATING DIVERSITY THROUGH CODING AND THEMATIC ANALYSIS IN QUALITATIVE RESEARCH

    Page :S383

    German E. Velez, Andrea E. Spencer, Leslie B. Adams, Maria Camila Velez Florez, Andres Martin

    Plan Plan
  • ·YOU CAN DO IT: FACING THE FEAR OF TREATING YOUTH WITH SOMATIC SYMPTOM AND RELATED DISORDERS

    Page :S383

    Souraya Torbey, Nadia Zaim, Caitlin Thompson

    Plan Plan
  • ·TEACHABLE AND TIMELY TOOLS FOR FAMILY ASSESSMENT AND FORMULATION

    Page :S383

    Andrew Rosenfeld, Neha Sharma, Betsy Wood, McKay Allred

    Plan Plan
  • ·ACCEPTABLE, FEASIBLE, SUSTAINABLE? APPLYING HUMAN-CENTERED DESIGN TO PEDIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION

    Page :S384

    Chuan Mei Lee, Juliet Yonek, Joan Jeung

    Plan Plan
  • ·CBT FOR INSOMNIA (CBT-I)

    Page :S384

    Jess P. Shatkin, Anna Ivanenko, Reut Gruber

    Plan Plan
  • ·MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING: SKILLS BOOTCAMP

    Page :S385

    Elizabeth Dohrmann, Jesse D. Hinckley, Nihit Kumar, Peter Jackson

    Plan Plan
  • ·“STOMACHING ARFID”: AN ONGOING EXPLORATION OF TREATMENT SUCCESS AND CHALLENGES

    Page :S385

    Roslyn Gerwin, Finza Latif, Lisa B. Namerow

    Plan Plan
  • ·STRATEGIES FOR FAMILY-CENTERED PRACTICE: ENHANCING ASSESSMENT AND TAILORED INTERVENTIONS FOR BUSY CLINICIANS

    Page :S385

    John Sargent, Khalid Imran Afzal, Karam Radwan, Cecilia C. De Vargas

    Plan Plan
  • ·“AM I MISSING PEDIATRIC CATATONIA?”

    Page :S386

    Roslyn Gerwin, Kristin A. Dalope, Aishwarya Rajagopalan

    Plan Plan
  • ·APPLYING MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING TO PROBLEMATIC DIGITAL MEDIA USE: FAMILY-BASED STRATEGIES FOR HEALTHY SCREEN USE

    Page :S386

    Carol Vidal, Diana Deister, Andrew Rosenfeld, Peter Jackson

    Plan Plan
  • ·LEADERSHIP SKILLS DEVELOPMENT: ENHANCING RELATIONSHIPS WITH CONFLICT RESOLUTION AND SELF-ADVOCACY

    Page :S386

    Afifa Adiba, Petronella Mbu, Jessica Stephens, Paramjit Toor Joshi, Lisa M. Cullins, Andres J. Pumariega

    Plan Plan
  • ·THE RESEARCH UNITS IN BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION (RUBI) PARENT TRAINING FOR AUTISTIC YOUTH WITH MILD-TO-MODERATE CHALLENGING BEHAVIORS

    Page :S387

    Ji S. Hong, Katherine McCalla, Karen Bearss

    Plan Plan
  • ·WHAT IS MINDFULNESS AND HOW DO WE PRACTICE IT?: LEARNING AND APPLYING MINDFULNESS THROUGH DBT SKILLS

    Page :S387

    Allison B. Ventura, Steven P. Cuffe, Robert M. Valentin

    Plan Plan