Madeline Benz

Assistant Professor (Research)

Brown University

United States

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Madeline Benz is an Assistant Professor (Research) at Brown University in the United States. Her research areas encompass treatment-seeking behaviors for hazardous substance use, suicide prevention among individuals with psychosis, and the impact of stigma on treatment-seeking in individuals with substance use issues. Recent publications include studies on contextual factors influencing treatment-seeking and emergency department patients with a history of suicide attempts.

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2025

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2025

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2025

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2021

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Kathleen Palm Reed

Director of Clinical Training / Associate Professor

Clark University

UNITED STATES

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Madeline Benz

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Consideration of Contextual Factors in Understanding Treatment-Seeking for Hazardous Substance Use

Adapting a Suicide Prevention Program for People with Psychosis Following a Psychiatric Hospitalization: Pilot Results and Lessons Learned

Means to an end: Characteristics and follow‐up of emergency department patients with a history of suicide attempt via medication overdose

Fear of Stigma Mediates the Relationship between Internalized Stigma and Treatment-Seeking among Individuals with Substance Use Problems

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Kathleen Palm Reed

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