Lucy Allbaugh

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University of Dayton

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Lucy Allbaugh is an Assistant Professor at the University of Dayton in the United States. Her research focuses on posttraumatic growth, child maltreatment, and the interplay between trauma, emotion dysregulation, and problematic behaviors. Recent publications explore themes such as trauma type associations, mediating variables in alcohol use, and social justice advocacy in public healthcare settings.

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Supporting the Transition to Wellness: Expanding Grady Nia Project Services for Survivors of Interpersonal Violence

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Close Date: 2018-07-01

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Nadine J. Kaslow

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Posttraumatic Growth and Its Associations with Trauma Type and Age at Event

Understanding emotion dysregulation in PTSD – GAD comorbidity

Shame, guilt, and drinking motives as mediators between child maltreatment and problematic alcohol use in college students

Childhood Physical Abuse and Antisocial Traits: Mediating Role of Posttraumatic Stress Symptom Clusters

Childhood maltreatment, revictimization, and stay-leave decision-making

Neighborhood Disorder, Social Support, and Outcomes Among Violence-Exposed African American Women

Tailoring Trauma-Sensitive Yoga for High-Risk Populations in Public-Sector Settings

Learning to be interprofessional advocates in the public sector.

Ecological framework for social justice advocacy by behavioral health professionals in public healthcare.

Introduction to the special issue: Advocacy in public service settings.

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Nadine J. Kaslow

Dorian A. Lamis

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