SCCAP at APA 2022
August 4-6 | Minneapolis, MNSCCAP at APA 2022
August 4-6 | Minneapolis, MNThis summer, we will be convening to learn and connect at APA 2022 in person in Minneapolis, MN. We are so excited to finally have the opportunity to come together in person after two years apart! Visit https://convention.apa.org for more event information and updates.
APA 2022 will occur from August 4-6, with opportunities to learn about cutting edge research, network, and build clinical skills. Our invited talks, skill building sessions, and research symposiums all highlight how to provide high quality, evidence-based services for youth, with a specific focus on identifying mental health disparities and implementing solutions for equity.
We are very excited to announce our 2022 APA SCCAP Programming, seen below!
Miya Barnett, PhD
APA Convention SCCAP Program Chair
Joy Gabrielli, PhD
APA Convention SCCAP Program Co-Chair
SCCAP Convention Schedule
Find details on SCCAP’s contributions to and plans for the 2022 APA Convention here.
Thursday, August 4th
| Session | Presenters | Title | Overview |
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Invited Address Thursday 8/4, 9:00-9:50 |
Nancy Gonzales, PhD | Listening to Latinx Youth and Families to Build a More Inclusive Clinical Science | 2021 Distinguished Career Award winner, Dr. Nancy Gonzales will outline key lessons she has learned in building a collaborative program of developmental and clinical research focused on Latinx youth and families. |
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Invited Address Thursday 8/4, 10:00-10:50
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Maggi Price, PhD | Structural stigma undermines youth psychotherapy efficacy | In this keynote address, Dr. Maggi Price will give an overview of findings from spatial meta-analyses on the impact of structural stigma (e.g., racism, sexism) on youth psychotherapy outcomes. |
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Symposium Thursday 8/4, 1:00-2:50 |
Elizabeth K Reynolds, PhD; Alysha D Thompson, PhD; Michelle Patrquin, PhD; Jarrod M Leffler, PhD; Guy S Diamond, PhD | Inpatient and Residential Research: Methodological and Clinical Challenges and Opportunities | This symposium focuses on tests of the effectiveness of brief, digital mental health interventions for youths and families. Such approaches may contribute to efforts to expand access to mental health care, within and beyond the current pandemic. |
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Symposium Thursday 8/4, 3:00-4:50 |
Carmen Valdez, PhD; Stephanie D’Costa, PhD; Patrice Leverett, PhD; Luz Argelia Gomez |
Mental health of migrant youth during the pandemic
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The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the mental health of youth differentially given their unique social identities. This symposium explores the mental health impact of the pandemic on migrant youth and how it affects their relationships and school. |
Friday, August 5th
| Session | Presenters | Title | Overview |
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Symposium Friday 8/5, 8:00-8:50
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Angela D Moreland, PhD; Katie J Stone, PhD; Caitlin Rancher, PhD; Grace S Hubel, PhD | Promoting children’s mental health through improving teacher well-being and classroom climates | Teachers play a critical role in children’s social-emotional development. This symposium will provide results from two interventions in early childcare settings, including a teacher wellness program and a mental health consultation program. |
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Invited Address Friday 8/5, 9:00- 9:50 |
Enrique Neblett, PhD | Sankofa: Looking Back to Go Forward in Racism and Youth Mental Health Research | Dr. Enrique Neblett, 2022 SCCAP Distinguished Career Award recipient, will provide an overview of his groundbreaking work related to understanding how racism-related stress influences the mental and physical health of African American young people. |
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Invited Address Friday 8/5, 10:00-10:50 |
Rosaura Oregno Aguayo, PhD | Trauma Treatment without Borders: Implementation of Trauma Focused CBT in Latin American and the Caribbean | This invited keynote address will describe the implementation of Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) in three low resourced contexts impacted by poverty, natural disasters, and violence in the US and Latin America. |
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Presidential Panel Friday 8/5, 1:00-1:50 |
Anna Lau, PhD; Rosaura Oregno Aguayo, PhD; Maggi Price, PhD; Cindy Liu, PhD, & Donte Bernard, PhD | The Long Arc of Progress: Translating the Science of Child Mental Health Disparities to Promote Equity | SCCAP President, Dr. Anna Lau, will moderate a panel on conducing health equity research with prominent researchers focused on working with Latinx, AAPI, Black, and sexual and gender minority youth and families. |
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Skill Building Friday 8/5, 2:00-2:50 |
Teri L. Bourdeau, PhD & Alison R. Love, PhD | We Live in a Diverse World: Adding to Evidence-Based Treatments to Improve Outcomes |
This session provides an overview of resources in the Managing and Adapting Practice (MAP) system and the framework for how these tools are used together to design flexible, evidence-informed treatments tailored to any client, program, or modality.
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Skill Building Friday 8/5, 3:00-3:50 |
Marilyn L Sampilo, PhD, MPH; Catrina C Litzenburg, PhD; Hannah L Smith, MA; & Kathryn M Jones, PhD, | Using Structural Competency to Promote Behavioral Health Equity in Integrated Pediatric Primary Care |
Integrated primary care (IPC) should address structural factors that drive inequity. Presenters will explain structural competency in IPC, discuss its application in service design and delivery, and outline its use in interventions to promote equity. |
Saturday, August 6th
| Session | Presenters | Title | Overview |
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Invited Talk Saturday (8/6), 9:00-9:50 |
Michael Roberts, PhD | Explicating and Enhancing Children’s Psychological and Physical Health: Developments Over Time | 2022 SCCAP Distinguished Career Award Winner, Dr. Michael Roberts, will outline key lessons from his illustrative career related to strategies to improve children’s psychological and physical health. |
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Symposium Saturday 8/6, 1:00-2:50 |
Alayna Park, PhD; Rachel Haine-Schlagel, PhD; Blanche Wright, MA; Hanan Salem, BA; Joyce H. Lui, PhD, & Mary J. Kuckertz, BA | Fostering Mental Health Care Engagement of Low-Income, Racial/ethnic Minoritized and LGBTQ+ Youth | Sociocultural practices that perpetuate inequality maintain disparities in mental healthcare access, quality and outcomes. It is imperative to identify and implement strategies for better meeting the mental health needs of marginalized youth. |
Question, comments or hopes about APA 2022?
Email us at apaconvention@sccap53.org and follow us at Twitter @SCCAP53. We are looking forward to August and hope to connect!
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SCCAP’s Inaugural Clinical Practice Institute
Culturally-Responsive Evidence-Based Practices for Children and Families
In Focus: Understanding, Preventing, & Responding to School Violence
By Julianna N. Casella, BS; Margaret E. Manges, MEd; & Amanda B. Nickerson, PhD
The Advocacy Imperative: Politics are Personal & Professional
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President’s Message: Taking Up the Challenge
By Anna Lau, PhD
2022 Distinguished Career Award
Recipient Profile: Enrique Neblett, Jr., PhD
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2022 R. Bob Smith, III Excellence in Psychological Assessment Award
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By Mary Fristad, PhD
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2022 Routh Award Winners
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2022 Diversity Professional Development Awards
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Presentation of APA Candidates
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