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Message from Dr. Patricia Minnes, Acting
Chair, Clinical Program (July – December
2007)
all who helped with the preparation of the
application and to those who participated in
interviews with the site visitors.
Recently, we have been advertising for new
faculty who work in either child or adult Clinical
Psychology. We hope to complete interviews
in the near future and to be able to hire at
least one if not two new faculty in the new
year.
We hope that you enjoy this newsletter. We
welcome feedback and suggestions for future
issues. Please contact Patricia Minnes:
[email protected] or Wendy Craig:
[email protected]
Hello again. I’ve been filling in as Chair of the
Clinical Program this term while Wendy Craig is
on sabbatical. The past year has been a time
of transition for the Clinical Program with
several comings and goings. Last spring we
said farewell to Jane Leach who retired after
many years as Graduate Assistant and we said
hello to Dianne Flint who has taken over Jane’s
position. In July, we said farewell to Marjory
Phillips who has moved back to Toronto to take
up a position at the Integra Foundation and in
October we welcomed Kevin Parker as the new
Director of the Psychology Clinic. Jesselyn
Lennox, Psychology Clinic Secretary also left in
December. She has been replaced by Stacey
Burns. Finally, in August, Uzma Rehman left
the department to take up a faculty position in
the Psychology Department at Waterloo.
Jane Leach
Graduate Secretary Retired April 2007
Another major project in the past year was the
preparation of our application to CPA for reaccreditation of the Clinical Program. The site
visitors Dr. Jane Ledingham (University of
Ottawa), Dr. Carl von Baeyer (University of
Saskatchewan) and Dr. Judith Wiener (OISE)
came to the Department in May and in
November we received word that our
application was successful. Many thanks to
Wendy Craig, Chair Clinical Program
CLINICAL PROGRAM 2006-2007
THE PSYCHOLOGY CLINIC AT QUEEN’S
2006-2007
Faculty
Wendy Craig, Program Chair
Cynthia Fekken
Kate Harkness
Ron Holden
Alistair MacLean
Patricia Minnes
Caroline Pukall
Uzma Rehman
Dean Tripp
Director of Psychology Clinic &
Coordinator of Clinical Practica
Marjory Phillips
Adjunct Faculty
Katherine Buell
Debra Kowalik
Marjory Phillips, Clinic Director
In June 2007, the Psychology Clinic concluded
its two-year pilot phase and we are pleased to
report that all objectives have been attained.
The Clinic has established itself as a vital
contributor to graduate clinical training, a well
respected resource to southeastern Ontario,
and a financially viable operation.
Student Representatives
Tess Clifford
Ricardo Flamenbaum
Elizabeth Whaley
Secretary
Jane Leach
The Clinic has provided a link between
academic coursework and field placement by
providing students with opportunities to target
particular clinical training goals and to obtain
well supervised clinical practice. To date, 25 of
the 28 students who are active in the clinical
program (89.3% of students in the coursework
years of MA1 to PhD3) have volunteered to see
children/teens at the Clinic. In addition, the
Clinic has provided an important source for
child practicum placements (10 practicum
students in the last 2 years). Third, the Clinic
has also become an important component in
clinical teaching. For example, videotape clips
of Clinic clients were used weekly to illustrate
common diagnostic presentations for PSYC 809
(Child Clinical) and students from the Child
Assessment course (PSYC 806) and former
Interviewing course (PSYC 807) have been
invited to observe interviewing and child
assessments.
CLINICAL PROGRAM 2007-2008
Faculty
Patricia Minnes, Program Chair (F 2007)
Wendy Craig, Program Chair (W 2008)
Cynthia Fekken
Kate Harkness
Ron Holden
Alistair MacLean
Caroline Pukall
Dean Tripp
Director of Psychology Clinic &
Coordinator of Clinical Practica
Kevin Parker
Adjunct Faculty
Katherine Buell
Debra Kowalik
The Clinic has become a valuable resource for
quality psychological service in the
southeastern Ontario community. To date, we
have received 322 referrals, have provided 157
comprehensive psychological assessments to
children and adolescents, and have seen 40
children for evidence-based psychological
treatment. We have established three service
Student Representatives
Eric Bulmash
Ricardo Flamenbaum
Tara Haley
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contracts, two research contacts, and an
internship with community partners and have
become a respected resource for collaborative
partnerships.
CLINICAL BROWN BAG SERIES
FALL TERM 2006
Oct 17: Dr. Uzma Rehman – Couple
Interventions.
Nov 14: Dr. Patricia Minnes – Grief Issues with
Adults.
Nov 21: Dr. Irwin Altrows – You can be
successful in the practice of psychology.
Nov 28: Dr. Jessica Jones – Clinical Issues with
Pervasive Developmental Disorders.
Financially, the Clinic has met its goal of
becoming economically self-sufficient: We have
concluded our pilot-phase with a positive bank
balance.
Plans for 2007/2008 include continued
partnerships with the Clinical Psychology
Internship at Queen’s, Pathways for Children
and Youth, and our two research contracts, as
well as our growing reputation for excellence
within the general community. In addition,
through the Queen’s University
Interprofessional Patient-Centred Education
Directive (QUIPPED), there may be
opportunities for interprofessional training with
the School of Rehab. Although the current
Director has resigned and will be relocating out
of the city, plans are underway to recruit a
new Clinic Director and it is hoped that there
will be little interruption to Clinic service. We
are pleased that our current Clinic Secretary,
Stacey Burns, will continue in the position.
WINTER TERM 2007
Feb 7: Dr. Jan Wilson – Cognitive Behavioural
Treatment of Bulimia Nervosa.
Feb 14: Dr. Vince Caccamo – Family/Marital
Therapy.
Feb 28: Dr. Dorothy Cotton – Oral Exams.
Mar 7: Dr. Katherine Buell – Culture of
Disability.
Mar 21: Dr. Irwin Altrows – Rational Emotive
Behaviour Therapy with an Angry Client.
Apr 11: Dr. Kelly Benn – Professional Issues,
Licensing, EPPP.
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Wendy Craig
Dr. Wendy Craig is a co-leader of the Canadian
Initiative for the Prevention of Bullying.
Ron Holden
June 2006. SSHRC News Canada on the topic
of Lying and Stretching the Truth
August 2006. Metronews on the topic of
Stretching Truth Won’t Work.
Kevin Parker,
Incoming Director, Psychology Clinic
August 2006. MTV television network on the
topic of Job Applications and Faking
Lindy Kilik
June 2007. Family Matters Show on FLYFM
Kingston: Senior Drivers Ongoing Projects:
Development of dementia screen for Police
Officers' Use in the Field: Partnership Project
with Kingston Police, supported in part
from QUFA Fund for Scholarly and Professional
Development (Sessional Adjuncts).
Caroline Pukall
March 2007. Interviewed by Miranda Beninger,
Ryerson University
Stacey Burns, Clinic Secretary
January 2007. Interviewed by Brendan
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Kennedy, The Journal, Queen's University
Falling into the Gender Gap: Love & Sex
Supplement, p. 15.
Ron Holden
Inducted as a Fellow of the Canadian
Psychological Association (June 2006)
January 2007. Interviewed by Katherine
Laidlaw, The Journal, Queen's University
Getting busy in the Library: Love & Sex
Supplement, p. 17.
Patricia Minnes
Professional Award for Excellence in Research.
Ontario Association on Developmental
Disabilities Research Special Interest Group
October 2006. Interviewed by Marcia Kaye,
Canadian Health magazine When love hurts:
March/April 2007, p. 27.
Caroline Pukall
Nominated for the Department of Psychology
Teaching Award, April 2007.
October 2006. Interviewed by Lauren Ferranti,
Glow magazine Better sex – have it now:
March/April 2007, p. 101-106.
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August 2006. Interviewed by Zoë Cormier,
Globe and Mail Patient Delusion – or Medical
Confusion?
January 20, 2007, p. F8.
The Mitchell and Wilda Andriesky Award
Established by Mitchell Andriesky (Arts '53)
and Wilda Andriesky (Arts '59, M.A. '61) and
awarded to a graduate student who has a
demonstrated record of academic excellence in
the study of child psychology. This award is
restricted to Canadian citizens or permanent
residents. The selection is made each August
by a committee appointed by the Head of the
Department of Psychology.
2006 Recipient: Margaret McGugan
The A. Z. Arthur Book Prize Established by
family, colleagues, students, and friends in
memory of Arthur Z. Arthur, Professor of
Psychology at Queen's from 1966 to 1990. A
book prize to be awarded to the student who
has the highest standing in the M.A. Clinical
Program. The selection is made each August by
a committee appointed by the Head of the
Department of Psychology.
2006 Recipient: David Duong
Good Bye to Uzma Rehman
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Michela David
Is now a Master Trainer for the Applied Suicide
Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) program
sponsored by Living Works.
Award for Clinical Supervision
Department of Psychology Award for Clinical
Supervision.
2006-2007 Recipient: Lindy Kilik
Kate Harkness
Kate and Mark are thrilled to announce the
birth of their baby daughter, Ruby Elizabeth
Sabbagh, born June 23, 2006. She was born
unexpectedly at home at a healthy but small 5
lbs 6 oz. Mark can now add 'midwife' to his CV!
Kate and Mark will be on sabbatical in sunny
California for the 2007-2008 academic year.
Kate has taken a Visiting Scholar position with
Ian Gotlib at Stanford University and Mark will
be a Visiting Scholar at the University of
California-Santa Cruz with Maureen Callanan.
C.I.H.R.
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Professional
Research Award Voucher
Student
2006 Recipient: David Davies, David Duong
The James Inglis Prize
Established by family, colleagues, students and
friends in memory of James Inglis, Professor of
Psychology at Queen's from 1959 to 1965 and
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Paper presented at the Society for Child
Development, Boston, 2007.
from 1968 to 1992 and one of the founders of
the Clinical Programme. A book prize to be
awarded to the graduating doctoral student
who has the highest standing in the Clinical
Programme. The Selection is made each
August by a committee appointed by the Head
of the Department of Psychology.
Volk, A., Craig, W. M., Boyce, W., & King, M.
Perceptions of Parents and School Amongst
Canadian Adolescents: Are Northern Aboriginal
Youth Different? Poster presented at the
Society for Child Development, Boston, 2007.
2006 Recipient: Susan Pardy
Sutherland, A., Craig, W. M. Parental and
peer victimization and adolescent
maladjustment. Poster presented at the
Society for Child Development, Boston, 2007.
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Shelley, S., & Craig, W. M. Children's Coping
Styles and use of Strategies to Reduce Their
Experiences of Bullying and Victimization.
Poster presented at the Society for Child
Development, Boston, 2007.
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Publications
Craig, W. M., & Pepler, D. J. (2007).
Understanding bullying: From research to
policy. Canadian Psychology, 48, 86-93.
McKenney, K., Pepler, D. J., Craig, W. M., &
Connolly, J. The Role of Mother-Daughter
Relationships in Adolescent Girls' Involvement
in Antisocial Activities. Poster presented at the
Society for Child Development, Boston, 2007.
Volk, A., Craig, W. M., Boyce, W., King, M.
(2007). Perceptions of Parents, Mental Health,
and School Amongst Canadian Adolescents
from the Provinces and the Northern
Territories. Canadian Journal of School
Psychology.
Connolly, J., Friendlander, L., Pepler, D. J., &
Craig, W. M. Popular Media Use and Peer
Harassment: Is There a Link for Adolescent
Boys and Girls? Paper presented at the
Society for Child Development, Boston, 2007.
Craig, W.M., Pepler, D. J., & Blais, J. (2007).
Responding to bullying: What works?
International Journal of School Psychology, 28,
15-24.
Connolly, J., MacIassac, C., Goldberg, A.,
Pepler, D. J., & Craig, W. M. Autonomy with
Parents and Peers: Differential Pathways to
Normative and Atypical Romantic Experiences
in Early Adolescence. Paper presented at the
Society for Child Development, Boston, 2007.
Pepler, D., Craig, W.M., Connolly, J., Yuile, A.,
McMaster, L., & Jiang, D. (2006) A
developmental perspective on bullying.
Aggressive Behavior, 32, 376-384. 39.
Pickett, W., Dostaler, S., Craig, W.M.,
Janssen, I., Simpson, K., Shelley, S. D., &
Boyce, W. F. (2006). Associations between risk
behavior and injury and the protective roles of
social environments: An analysis of 7235
Canadian school children. Injury Prevention,
12, 87-92. 38.
Craig, W. M. Measuring bullying and
victimization. Paper presented at the Health
Behaviors of School Aged children at the World
Health Organization, Budapest, June 2006.
Presentations
McGugan, M., Craig, W. M., & Lucas, B.
Reporting Bullying Involvement: Investigating
the Prevalence and Characteristics of Reporters
and Deniers. Poster presented at the Society
for Child Development, Boston, 2007.
Pepler, D. J., Jiang, D., Craig, W. M., &
Connolly, J. Gender Differences in
Developmental Trajectories of Adolescent
Delinquency and Links to Peer Delinquency.
Publications
Harkness, K. L., & Lumley, M. N. (in press).
Child abuse and neglect and the development
of depression in children and adolescents. In J.
Abela & B. Hankin (Eds.) Depression in
Children and Adolescents. Guilford: New York.
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Pohl, J., Olmstead, M. C., Wynne-Edwards, K.
E., Harkness, K., & Menard, J. L. (in press).
Repeated exposure to stress across the
childhood-adolescent period alters rats’
anxiety- and depression-like behaviours in
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Annual Convention, Ottawa, Ontario.
adulthood: The importance of stressor type
and gender. Behavioral Neuroscience.
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Lumley, M. N., & Harkness, K. L. (in press).
Specificity in the Relations among Childhood
Adversity, Early Maladaptive Schemas, and
Symptom Profiles in Adolescent Depression.
Cognitive Therapy and Research.
Publications
Holden, R. R. (in press). Socially desirable
responding does moderate scale validity both
in experimental and in non-experimental
contexts. Canadian Journal of Behavioural
Science.
Harkness, K. L., Bruce, A. E., & Lumley, M. N.
(2006). The role of childhood abuse and
neglect in the sensitization to stressful life
events in adolescent depression. Journal of
Abnormal Psychology, 115, 730-741.
Flamenbaum, R., & Holden, R. R. (2007).
Psychache as a mediator in the relationship
between perfectionism and suicidality. Journal
of Counseling Psychology, 54, 51-61.
Monroe, S. M., Torres, L., Guillaumot, J.,
Harkness, K. L., Roberts, J. E., Frank, E., &
Kupfer, D. (2006). Life stress and the longterm treatment course of recurrent depression:
III. Nonsevere life events predict recurrence
for medicated pateints over 3 years. Journal of
Consulting & Clinical Psychology, 74, 112-120.
Robertson-Wilson, J., Levesque, L., & Holden,
R. R. (2007). Development of a questionnaire
assessing school physical activity environment
(Q-SPACE). Measurement in Physical Education
and Exercise Science, 11, 93-107.
Harkness, K. L., & Monroe, S. M. (2006).
Severe Melancholic Depression is More
Vulnerable than Non-Melancholic Depression
To Minor Precipitating Life Events. Journal of
Affective Disorders, 91, 257-263.
Book, A. S., Holden, R. R., Starzyk, K. B.,
Wasylkiw, L., & Edwards, M. J. (2006).
Psychopathic traits and experimentally induced
deception in self-report assessment.
Personality and Individual Differences, 41,
601-608.
Presentations
Bulmash E.L., Harkness, K. L., & Bagby, R. M.
(2007, May) Personality, Stressful Life Events,
and Treatment Response in Major Depression.
Poster session presented at Association for
Psychological Science Annual Conference,
Washington, D.C.
Deshpande, M. A., Holden, R. R., & Gilron, I.
(2006). Impact of therapy on quality of life and
mood in neuropathic pain: What is the effect of
pain reduction? Anesthesia and Analgesia,
102,1473-1479.
Holden, R. R., & DeLisle, M. M. (2006). Factor
analysis of the Reasons for Attempting Suicide
Questionnaire (RASQ) in suicide attempters.
Journal of Psychopathology and Behavioral
Assessment, 28, 1-8.
Bulmash E.L., Harkness, K. L., & Bagby, R. M.
(2007, June) Who Responds to Treatment and
Why? The Influence of Personality and
Stressful Life Events in Depression Treatment
Response. Poster session presented at
Association for Psychological Science Annual
Conference, Washington, D.C.
Holden, R. R., Wasylkiw, L., Starzyk, K. B.,
Book, A. S., & Edwards, M. J. (2006).
Inferential structure of the NEO Five-Factor
Inventory: Construct validity of the Big Four
personality clusters. Canadian Journal of
Behavioural Science, 38, 24-40.
Lee, L., Ling, L., & Harkness, K. L. (2007,
June). Socially Prescribed Perfectionism,
Interpersonal Stress, and Depression: Testing
a Specific Diathesis-Stress Model. Accepted for
presentation at Canadian Psychological
Association 68th Annual Convention, Ottawa,
ON.
MacNeil, B. M., & Holden, R. R. (2006).
Psychopathy and the detection of faking on
self-report inventories of personality.
Personality and Individual Differences, 41,
641-651.
Lumley, M.N. & Harkness, K.L. (2007, June).
Cognitive Organization of Schemas and
Recollections as a Mechanism Translating
Childhood Maltreatment into Depression.
Poster presented at the Canadian Psychological
Association
Starzyk, K. B., Holden, R. R., Fabrigar, L. R.,
& MacDonald, T. K. (2006). The Personal
Acquaintance Measure: A tool for appraising
one’s acquaintance with any person. Journal of
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Flamenbaum, R., & Holden, R. R. (2006,
August). Psychache as a mediator between
perfectionism and suicide. Paper presented at
the American Psychological Association Annual
Convention, New Orleans.
Personality and Social Psychology, 90, 833847.
Presentations
Flamenbaum, R., DeLisle, M. M., & Holden, R.
R. (2007, August). Factor structure of the BHS
among suicide attempters. Paper presented at
the American Psychological Association Annual
Convention, San Francisco.
Flamenbaum, R., & Holden, R. R. (2006,
June). Unfulfilled needs as mediators between
perfectionism and Shneidman’s concept of
psychache. Paper presented at the Canadian
Psychological Association Annual Convention,
Calgary.
Flynn, J., & Holden, R. R. (2007, June).
Predictors of suicidality in a sample of suicide
attempters. Paper presented at the Canadian
Psychological Association Annual Convention,
Ottawa.
Holden, R. R. (2006, April). Faking on
noncognitive self-report: Seven primary
questions. Paper presented to the Educational
Testing Services (ETS) External Technical
Advisory Group (TAG) Conference on Faking in
Non-cognitive Assessment, Princeton, NJ.
Holden, R. R. (2007, August). Faking and
self-report personality: Factors influencing
reported effects on validity. Paper presented at
the American Psychological Association Annual
Convention, San Francisco.
Holden, R. R. (2006, August). Effects of
socially desirable responding: Comparison of
faking with naturally occurring forms. Paper
presented at the American Psychological
Association Annual Convention, New Orleans.
Holden, R. R., Johnson, J. A., & Murray, G.
(2007, June). Personality itemmetrics: What
differentiates among the elite items of the
NEO-FFI? Paper presented at the Canadian
Psychological Association Annual Convention,
Ottawa.
MacNeil, B. M., & Holden, R. R. (2006, June).
Psychopathy and faking on self-report
inventories of personality. Paper presented at
the Canadian Psychological Association Annual
Convention, Calgary.
MacNeil, B. M., Tapscott, J., Olivier, D., &
Holden, R. R. (2007, June). The Dark Triad
and faking ability. Paper presented at the
North American Correctional and Criminal
Justice Annual Convention, Ottawa.
MacNeil, B. M., Whaley, E., & Holden, R. R.
(2006, June). Structure of the Machiavellian
Egocentricity scale of the Psychopathic
Personality Inventory. Paper presented at the
Canadian Psychological Association Annual
Convention, Calgary.
MacNeil, B. M., Whaley, E., & Holden, R. R.
(2007, June). Confirmatory factor analysis of
the Dark Triad Screening Measure. Paper
presented at the Canadian Psychological
Association Annual Convention, Ottawa.
Starzyk, K. B., Holden, R. R., Fabrigar, L. R.,
& MacDonald, T. K. (2006). The relationship of
the Personal Acquaintance Measure, duration
of acquaintance, and actual personality to selfother agreement in roommates’ personality
judgments. Paper presented at the Canadian
Psychological Association Annual Convention,
Calgary.
Mendonca, J. D., Holden, R. R., Novick, R., &
Mendonca, D. (2007, June). The perioperative
impact of psychological variables on
functioning following cardiac surgery. Paper
presented at the Canadian Psychological
Association Annual Convention. Ottawa.
Waller, K. L., & Holden, R. R. (2007, June).
Alcohol intoxication, faking, and personality
inventory validity. Paper presented at the
Canadian Psychological Association Annual
Convention, Ottawa.
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Clark, E., Minnes, P., Lutke, J., & OuelletteKuntz, H. (in press). Assessment of the
community integration of adults with fetal
alcohol spectrum disorder in British Columbia
using the AIMS Interview. Journal of Applied
Research in Intellectual Disabilities.
DeLisle, M. M., Flamenbaum, R., & Holden, R.
R. (2006, June). Why would a university
student attempt suicide? Paper presented at
the Canadian Psychological Association Annual
Convention, Calgary.
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disabilities or acquired brain injuries. Poster
presentation. Canadian Psychological
Association Conference, Ottawa June 2007
Clifford, T., Minnes, P. & Lopes, V., ( in
press). Inclusion of Preschoolers with
Intellectual Disabilities in Organized Social
Activities. Journal on Developmental
Disabilities.
Clifford, T., Minnes, P. & Ouellette-Kuntz, H.
Supports throughout the Transition Into
School: Changes over time and predicting
Quality of Life. Poster presentation. American
Association for Intellectual and Develomental
Disabilities Conference. Atlanta, GA. May 2007.
Jones, J., Minnes, P., Elms, J., Paret, L. &
Vilela, T., (in press) Anger Management Group
for Persons with Dual Diagnosis: A Pilot Study .
Journal on Developmental Disabilities.
Minnes, P. Family Research: Lessons
Learned, Current Trends and Future Directions.
Keynote address. Ontario Association on
Developmental Disabilities Conference. Barrie
April 2007
Minnes, P., Lauckner, H. & Recoskie, K. (in
press). Healthcare concerns of parents of
individuals with Fragile X syndrome:
Preliminary results from qualitative data
analyses. Journal on Developmental
Disabilities.
Clifford, T., Minnes, P. & Ouellette-Kuntz, H.
Transition Into School: Information from
Parents of Children with or at risk for
Intellectual Disabilities in South Eastern
Ontario. Poster presentation. Ontario
Association on Developmental Disabilities
Research Special Interest Group Meeting,
Barrie, ON April, 2007.
Burbidge, J., Minnes, P., Ouellette-Kuntz, H.,
& Buell, K. (in press). Preparing to Leave
School: Involvement of Students with
Intellectual disabilities in Productive Activities.
Journal on Developmental Disabilities.
Bazzo, G., Nota, L., Soresi, S., Ferrari, L. &
Minnes, P. (2007) Attitudes of social service
providers towards the sexuality of individuals
with intellectual disability. Journal of Applied
Research in Intellectual Disabilities, 20, 110115
Jones, J., Minnes, P., Elms, J., Paret, L. &
Vilela, T. Anger Management Group for Persons
with Dual Diagnosis: A Pilot Study Poster
presentation. Ontario Association on
Developmental Disabilities Research Special
Interest Group Meeting, Barrie, ON April, 2007.
Jull, S. & Minnes, P. (2007). The impact of
perceived support on attitudes towards
inclusion. Journal on Developmental
Disabilities, 13, 179-184.
Minnes, P., Buell, K. & Ouellette-Kuntz, H.
Moving from School to Community: Support
Needs of Students with ID. Ontario
Association on Developmental Disabilities
Research Special Interest Group Conference
Barrie ON April 2007 (PST)
Minnes, P., Woodford, L. & Passey, J. (2007).
Mediators of well-being in aging family
caregivers of adults with intellectual
disabilities. Journal of Applied Research in
Intellectual Disability, 20, 539-552.
Minnes, P. What Families of Children with ABI
tell us about Stress and Coping with and
without Access to Third Party Funding.
Colloquium Department of Psychology, Latrobe
University, Bendigo, Victoria Australia. March
2007.
Turnbull, A.P., Poston, D.J., Minnes, P., &
Summers, J.A. (2007). Focus on families:
providing supports and services that enhance
quality of life. In I. Brown & M. Percy (Eds).
Developmental Disabilities: An International
Perspective. Brookes.
Minnes, P. Moving from School to
Community. Predictors of Transition Outcome
for students with Intellectual Disabilities.
Colloquium. Department of Psychology,
University of Queensland, Brisbane Australia.
March 2007.
Abstracts
English, L., & Minnes, P. (2007). The
integration of children and adolescents with
developmental disabilities or acquired brain
injuries. Canadian Psychology, 48, 243.
Presentations
English, L., & Minnes, P. The integration of
children and adolescents with developmental
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Phillips, M. & Wiens, C. (2006, April).
Unraveling the Mystery: Practical Tips for
Understanding Psychology Assessment
Reports. Workshop presented at the Strategies
for Success Conference hosted by the Learning
Disabilities Association of Kingston, Kingston,
ON.
Minnes, P. Healthcare Concerns of Parents of
Individuals with Fragile X Syndrome, Autism,
or Down Syndrome. Colloquium. Monash
University Melbourne Australia. March, 2007.
Wells, R., Phillips, M. & Minnes, P. Does
Injury severity predict social and functional
outcomes for individuals with a pediatric ABI.
Toronto ABI Nework Conference November
2006.(P)
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Publications
Smith, K.B., Pukall, C.F., Tripp, D.A., Nickel,
C. (2007). Sexual and relationship functioning
in men with Chronic Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic
Pain Syndrome and their partners. Archives of
Sexual Behavior, 36, 301-311.
Kupferschmidt A.L., Minnes P.M., Solish A.,
Plata, T. (Oct. 2006). Application of measures
of community integration to seniors. Paper
presented at the 35th annual scientific and
educational meeting of the Canadian
Association on Gerontology, Quebec City, QC.
Payne, K.A., Binik, Y.M., Pukall, C.F., Thaler,
L., Amsel, R., Khalifé, S. (2007). Effects of
sexual arousal on genital and non-genital
sensation: A comparison of women with vulvar
vestibulitis syndrome and healthy controls.
Archives of Sexual Behavior, 36, 289-300.
Jones, J., Minnes, P. & Elms, J., Hewett, L. &
Burge, P. Evaluation of Anger Management
Groups for Persons with Dual Diagnosis.
European Congress of IASSID Maastrich, The
Netherlands. August, (P)
Smith, K.B., Tripp, D.A., Pukall, C.F., Nickel,
C. Predictors of Sexual and Relationship
Functioning in Couples with Chronic
Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome
(2007). Journal of Sexual Medicine, 4, 734744.
Minnes, P., Buell, K & Ouellette-Kuntz, H.
Moving from school to community: Predictors
of transition outcome. European Congress of
IASSID Maastricht, The Netherlands. August,
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Pukall, C.F., Kandyba, K., Amsel, R., Khalifé,
S., Binik, Y.M. (2007). Effectiveness of
hypnosis for the treatment of vulvar vestibulitis
syndrome: A preliminary investigation. Journal
of Sexual Medicine, 4, 417-425.
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Presentations
Phillips, M. (2007, March). Anxiety Disorders
in Childhood. Keynote address at Childhood
Disorders Research Day, Kingston, Ontario.
Pukall, C.F., Baron, M., Amsel, R., Khalifé, S.,
& Binik, Y.M. (2006). Tender point examination
in women with vulvar vestibulitis syndrome.
Clinical Journal of Pain, 22, 601-609.
Wells, R., Phillips, M. & Minnes, P. (2006,
November). Does Injury Severity Predict
Social and Functional Outcomes for Individuals
with Pediatric ABI? Paper presented at "Brain
Injury and Beyond: Looking Back, Thinking
Forward"
Toronto ABI Network Conference, Toronto,
Ontario.
Book Reviews
Smith, K.B. & Pukall, C.F. (2007). Emotional
intelligence in couples therapy. Journal of Sex
and Marital Therapy, 33(2), 190-192.
Reprints
Pukall, C.F., Lahaie, M.-A., & Binik, Y.M.
(2005). Sexual pain disorders:
Pathophysiological factors. In: Goldstein I,
Meston CM, Davis S, Traish A (eds) Women’s
Sexual Function and Dysfunction: Study,
Diagnosis, and Treatment. London: Taylor &
Francis, pp. 237-243. Reprinted in Current
Directions in Women’s Health: A Division of the
Canadian Physiotherapy Association, Winter
2007, pp. 1-7.
Minnes, P. & Phillips, M. (2006, May).
Counseling/Interviewing Skills for Loss &
Bereavement. Workshop presented at the
QUIPPED Loss and Bereavement
Interprofessional Training Workshop.
Sherk, J., Phillips, M & Minnes, P. (2006,
May). Understanding Predictors and Correlates
of Behavior in Children and Adolescents with
ABI. Paper presented at the 13th Annual
Conference on Neurobehavioral Rehabilitation
in Acquired Brain Injury, Hamilton, ON.
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Pukall, C.F. (January 2007). Sexual health
education. Presented at the Queen’s
Conference on Education, Queen's University,
Kingston, ON.
Oral Presentations
Huber, J., Pukall, C.F., Reissing, E.D.,
Chamberlain, S.M. (March 2007). How
physicians conduct the pelvic exam in women
who are difficult or ‘impossible’ to examine.
Presented at James A. Low Research Day,
Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology,
Queen's University, Kingston, ON.
Pukall, C.F. (November 2006). Chronic vulvar
pain: Is it in the vulva or is it “all in the head”?
Presented at the Proseminar in Psychology
Lecture Series, Queen's University, Kingston,
ON.
Sutton, K.S., Chamberlain, S.M., Pukall, C.F.,
Leong, L. (March 2007). Vulvar vestibulitis
syndrome: Gynecological examination pain
ratings and sensory testing results. Presented
at James A. Low Research Day, Department of
Obstetrics & Gynecology, Queen's University,
Kingston, ON.
Pukall, C.F. (November 2006). Vulvodynia.
Presented in the Behavioral Neuroscience of
Pain course (PSYC470), Department of
Psychology, Queen's University, Kingston, ON.
Pukall, C.F. (October 2006). Communication
in intimate relationships. Presented at the
Mental and Sexual Health Awareness Week
Lecture Series, Queen's University, Kingston,
ON.
Pukall, C.F., Kandyba, K., Amsel, R., Khalifé,
S., Binik, Y.M. (February 2007). Effectiveness
of hypnosis for the treatment of vulvar
vestibulitis syndrome. Presented at the Annual
Meeting of the International Society for the
Study of Women’s Sexual Health (ISSWSH),
Orlando FL.
Pukall, C.F. (October 2006). Female sexual
dysfunction: Myth or reality? Presented at the
Women’s Health and Reproduction Lecture
Series, Queen's University, Kingston, ON.
Huber, J.D., Pukall, C.F., Chamberlain, S.M.,
Reissing, E.D., Smith, G.N. (September 2006).
The “impossible” pelvic exam. Presented at the
32nd Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sex
Research Forum (CSRF), Ottawa, ON.
Pukall, C.F. (September 2006). Principles of
sex therapy. Presented at the Sexual Medicine
Symposium, Faculty of Medicine, Queen's
University, Kingston, ON.
Smith, K.B., Pukall, C.F., Yager, C., Mafrici,
N., Sutton, K.S. (September 2006). Sexual and
relationship satisfaction among same-sex and
heterosexual couples: How do they compare?
Presented at the 32nd Annual Meeting of the
Canadian Sex Research Forum (CSRF), Ottawa,
ON.
Pukall, C.F. (September 2006). Sexual pain
syndromes. Presented at the Second European
Female Sexual Dysfunction Conference (British
and European Societies for Sexual Medicine),
London, UK.
Pukall, C.F. (September 2006). Vulvar
vestibulitis syndrome: Is the pain “all in the
head”? Presented at Obstetrics and Gynecology
Grand Rounds, George Washington University
Medical Center, Washington, DC. This talk was
part of an Invited Visiting Professorship.
Invited Oral Presentations
Pukall, C.F. (March 2007). Dealing with
difficult relationships. Presented at the No One
Fights Alone Lecture Series, Queen's
University, Kingston, ON.
Pukall, C.F. (June 2006). Does “sexual pain”
exist? Presented at the University of Vermont
College of Medicine, University of Vermont, VT.
Pukall, C.F., Goldstein, A.T. (February 2007).
Practical aspects of the management of preand post-menopausal women with sexual pain
disorders. Workshop presented at the Annual
Meeting of the International Society of the
Study of Women’s Sexual Health (ISSWSH),
Orlando, FL.
Pukall, C.F. (June 2006). Is “sexual pain”
really sexual? Presented at the New
Developments in Understanding and Treating
Sexual Dysfunction symposium at the 67th
Annual Convention of the Canadian
Psychological Association (CPA), Calgary, AB.
Abstract published in Canadian Psychology,
47(2a), 128.
Sutton, K.S., & Pukall, C.F. (February 2007).
Getting to know your genitals: The where,
what, and how of ‘down there.’ Presented at
the Vagina Monologues Conference, Kingston,
ON.
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Rehman, U., Gollan, J., & Mortimer, A. (in
press). The marital context of depression:
Research, limitations, and new directions.
Clinical Psychology Review.
Poster Presentations
Smith, K.B., Pukall, C.F., Yager, C., Mafrici,
N., Goldfinger, C. (March 2007). Sexual and
relationship satisfaction and commitment:
Does sexual orientation matter? Presented at
the 32nd Annual Meeting of the Society for Sex
Therapy and Research (SSTAR), Atlanta, GA.
Rehman, U. & Holtzworth-Munroe, A. (2006).
Gender differences in demand- withdraw: A
cross-cultural analysis. Journal of Consulting
and Clinical Psychology, 74, 755-766.
Kuchinad, A., Pukall, C.F., Bushnell, M.C.
(October 2006). Changes in grey matter
density associated with vulvar vestibulitis
syndrome. Presented at the 36th Annual
Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience (SfN),
Atlanta, GA. Abstract published as Program No.
445.24/R12, Neuroscience Meeting Planner,
online.
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Sullivan, M.J.L., Adams, H., Tripp, D.A.,
Stanish, W.D. (In Press). Stage of chronicity
and treatment response in patients with
musculoskeletal injuries and concurrent
symptoms of depression. Pain.
Smith, K.B., Pukall, C.F., Tripp, D.A., Nickel,
J.C. (June 2006). Dyadic adjustment and
chronic pelvic pain syndrome. Presented at the
67th Annual Convention of the Canadian
Psychological Association (CPA), Calgary, AB.
Abstract published in Canadian Psychology,
47(2a), 84.
Roth, M., Tripp, D.A., Harrison, M., Carson,
P., & Sullivan, M.J.L. (In Press). Demographic
and psychosocial predictors of acute
perioperative pain for Total Knee Arthroplasty.
Pain Research & Management.
Smith, K.B., Pukall, C.F., Chamberlain, S.
(June 2006). Exploring the sexual relationships
of women with vulvodynia. Presented at the
Queen's University Initiative for Training
(QUIT) Pain Research Day, Kingston, ON.
Nickel, J.C., Tripp, D.A., Teal, V., Propert,
K.J., Burkes, D., Foster, H.E., Hanno, P.,
Mayer, R., Payne, C.K., Peters, K.M., Kusek, J.,
Nyberg, L.M. & the Interstitial Cystitis
Collaborative Trials Group. (2007). Sexual
function is a determinant of poor quality of life
in women with treatment refractory interstitial
cystitis. Journal of Urology, 177, 1832-1836.
Sutton, K.S., Pukall, C.F., Chamberlain, S.
(June 2006). Examining the interplay of diffuse
noxious inhibitory control (DNIC) function and
psychosocial correlates of pain sensitization in
women with vulvar vestibulitis syndrome.
Presented at the Queen's University Initiative
for Training (QUIT) Pain Research Day,
Kingston, ON.
Tripp, D.A., Stanish, W.D., Ebel-Lam, A.,
Brewer, B. & Birchard, J. (2007). Predicting
return to sport activity at one-year ACL postop for amateur athletes. Rehabilitation
Psychology, 52(1) 74-81.
Smith, K.B., Tripp, D.A., Pukall, C.F., &
Nickel, J.C. (2007). Predictors of Sexual and
Relationship Functioning in Couples with
Chronic Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic Pain
Syndrome. Journal of Sexual Medicine.
Tripp, D.A., Nickel, J.C., Soryal, A.K., Smith,
K.B., Pukall, C.F., Fabrigar, L. (May 2006).
Depression a key feature in psychological
functioning of spouses of patients with chronic
prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome.
Presented at the Annual Meeting of the
American Urological Association (AUA),
Atlanta, GA.
Smith, K.B., Pukall, C.F., Tripp, D.A., &
Nickel, J.C. (2007). Sexual and relationship
functioning in men with Chronic
Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome and
their partners. Archives of Sexual Behavior.
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Rehman, U., & Holtzworth-Munroe, A. (in
press). A Cross-Cultural Examination of the
Relation of Marital Communication Behaviors to
Marital Satisfaction. Journal of Family
Psychology.
Tripp, D.A., Vandenkherkoff, L., & MacAlister,
M. (2006). The Southeastern Ontario Chronic
Pain Survey: Prevalence and determinants of
pain and pain-related disability in urban and
rural settings. Pain Research Management, 11,
225-233.
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Tripp, D.A., Nickel, C.J., Stechyson, S.,
Fitzgerald, M.P., Mayer, R., & Hseih, A. (May
2007). Biopsychosocial Predictors of Interstitial
Cystitis Pain-Related Disability in Women.
Poster presented at the Annual Canadian Pain
Society Meeting, Ottawa.
Sullivan, M.J.L., Martel, M., Tripp, D.A.,
Savard, A., Crombez, G. (2006). The relation
between catastrophizing and the
communication of pain experience. Pain, 122,
282-288.
Tripp, D.A., Nickel, C., Wang, Y., Litwin, S.,
McNaughton-Collins, M., Landis, J.R.,
Alexander, R.B., Schaeffer, A., O’Leary, M.,
Pontari, M., Fowler, Jr. J., Nyberg, L., Kusek,
J., and the National Institutes of Health –
Chronic Prostatitis Collaborative Research
Network (NIH-CPCRN) Study Group. (2006).
Catastrophizing and pain-contingent rest as
predictors of patient adjustment in men with
Chronic Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic Pain
Syndrome. The Journal of Pain, 7, 697-708.
Roth, M.L., Tripp, D.A., Harrison, M. &
Sullivan, M.J.L. (May 2007). The Natural
History of Recovery Following Total Knee
Arthroplasty: Changes in Pain Severity and
Negative Mood State. Poster presented at the
Annual Canadian Pain Society Meeting, Ottawa.
Tripp, D.A., Nickel, J.C., Mayer, R., Fitzgerald,
M.P., Stechyson, N., & Hseih, A. (May, 2007).
Predictors of familial, social and occupational
disability in women suffering from Interstitial
Cystitis Painful Bladder Syndrome (IC/PBS).
Society for Infection and Inflammation in
Urology Annual Meeting, Annual American
Urological Association meeting. Anaheim, CA,
USA.
Sullivan, M.J.L., Martel, M., Tripp, D.A.,
Savard, A., Crombez, G. (2006). Catastrophic
Thinking and Heightened Perception of Pain in
Others. Pain, 123, 37-44.
Book Chapters
Tripp, D.A. (2007). A biopsychosocial therapy
model for Chronic Prostatitis Chronic Pelvic
Pain. In Chronic Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic Pain
Syndrome, Shoskes, D. (Ed.), The Humana
Press Inc., NJ, USA.
Tripp, D.A., Nickel, J.C., & Stechyson, N.
(May, 2007). A prospective one-year analyses
of changes in Quality of Life, depressive
symptoms, and anxiety in spouses and
patients with CP/CPPS. Society for Infection
and Inflammation in Urology Annual Meeting,
Annual American Urological Association
meeting. Anaheim, CA, USA.
Presentations
Hsieh, A.Y., Tripp, D.A., & Haley, T. (August,
2007). Ethnic differences in acute pain
experience for Caucasians and Chinese. Poster
presented at the 115th American
Psychological Association Meeting, San
Francisco, CA.
Ross, S., Tripp, D.A., Nickel, J.C. (March
2007). Prevalence, Symptom Impact and
Predictors of Prostatitis-like Symptoms in
Canadian Males aged 16-19 years. Annual
Anesthesiology Research Day, Queen’s
University. Kingston, ON.
Haley, T.A., Tripp, D.A., Hsieh, A. (August,
2007). Defense Styles in Acute Cold-Pressor
Pain and Chronic Pain. Poster presented at the
115th American Psychological Association
Meeting, San Francisco, CA.
Tripp, D.A., Stanish, W., Sullivan, M.J.L,
Coady, C., & Reardon, G. (June, 2007). An 8week prospective analysis of changes in pain,
disability and psychosocial factors following
ACL reconstruction. Poster presented at the
Annual Canadian Orthopedic Meeting, Halifax,
NS.
Pikard, J., Tripp, D.A., Nickel, J.C. (March
2007). Prevalence, Symptom Impact and
Predictors of Prostatitis-like Symptoms in
African Males aged 16-19 years. Annual
Anesthesiology Research Day, Queen’s
University. Kingston, ON.
O’Connor, K., Hsieh, A., Tripp, D.A., Tam, M.,
& Haley, T. (March 2007). Ethnic and Gender
Differences in the Facial Expression of Pain.
Annual Anesthesiology Research Day, Queen’s
University. Kingston, ON.
Haley, T.A., Tripp, D.A., & Hsieh, A. (June
2007). Evaluating Pain Severity and Pain
Tolerance during Cold Pressor Acute Pain
Induction. Poster presented at the 68th Annual
Canadian Psychological Association Meeting,
Ottawa, ON.
Allward, K., Tripp, D.A., VanDenKerkhof, E.,
Wilson, R., Goldstein, D. & Dumont, E. (March
2007). The Underestimation of Acute Pain in
others by Nursing Students. Annual
Anesthesiology Research Day, Queen’s
University. Kingston, ON.
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Tripp, D.A., Nickel, J.C., Soryal, A.K., Smith,
K.B., Pukall, C.F. & Fabrigar, L. (May 2006).
Depression a Key Feature in Psychological
Functioning of Spouses of Patients with
CP/CPPS. Annual American Urological
Association meeting. Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
Tripp, D.A., Nickel, J.C., Fitzgerald, M., Mayer,
R., Stechyson, N., Johnston, T. (Oct, 2006).
Interstitial Cystitis Pain in Women: Descriptors
and Biopsychosocial Predictors. Moderated
poster presented at the 2006 NIDDK
Symposium: Frontiers in Painful Bladder
Syndrome and Interstitial Cystitis, Bethesda,
MD, USA.
Maddock, C. & Tripp, D.A. (April, 2006).
Factors Effecting Face-to-Face Pain Perception.
Poster Presented at Queen’s University
Anesthesiology Research Day.
Hsieh, A., Tripp, D.A. & Waxman, S. (June
2006). Cultural differences in pain beliefs and
pain responses between Chinese and European
Canadians. Poster presented at
the
67th Annual Convention of the Canadian
Psychological Association, Calgary, AB.
Haley, T.A. & Tripp, D.A. (April, 2006).
Individual Differences in Pain Perception in an
Acute Pain Induction Task. Poster session
presented at Queen's University
Anesthesiology Research Day.
Waxman, S.E., Tripp, D.A., & Hsieh, A.Y.
(June 2006). Psychosocial factors as predictors
of relationship satisfaction in chronic low back
pain. Poster presented at the 67th Annual
Convention of the Canadian Psychological
Association, Calgary, AB.
Smith, K.B., Pukall, C.F., Tripp, D.A., &
Nickel, J.C. (June 2006). Dyadic Adjustment
and Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome. Presented
at the 67th Annual Convention of the Canadian
Psychological Association, Calgary, AB.
Williamson, K.E., Cotton, D., & Tripp, D.A.
(June 2006). The puzzle of ecological validity:
impulsivity and risky sexual behaviour. Poster
presented at the 67th Annual Convention of the
Canadian Psychological Association, Calgary,
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Green, A.D., Tripp, D.A., Sullivan, M.J.L.
(June 2006). The influence of empathy on the
perceptions of others pain. Poster presented
at the 67th Annual Convention. Canadian
Psychological Association Conference. Calgary,
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Kalotay, J., Milev, R., David, M., Abraham, G.
& Lawson, J.S. A Comparison of the subjective
experiences of patients receiving rTMS versus
ECT. CINP 2006 Congress, Chicago, IL
(Poster), 9-13 July, 2006. The International
Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology, July
2006, vol. 9, Suppl. 1, S192.
Ng, C., Davidson, P.R., Tripp, D.A., & Hsieh,
A. (June 2006). Effects of cognitive
intervention to reduce catastrophic thoughts in
high pain catastrophizing individuals. Poster
session presented at the 67th Annual Canadian
Psychology Association Conference. Calgary,
AB.
Presentations
Kalotay, J., Milev, R., David, M., Abraham, G.
& Lawson, J.S. A Comparison of the subjective
experiences of patients receiving rTMS versus
ECT. CINP 2006 Congress, Chicago, IL
(Poster), 9-13 July, 2006. The International
Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology, July
2006, vol. 9, Suppl. 1, S192.
Haley, T.A., Tripp, D.A., & Hsieh, A.Y. (June,
2006). Defense styles, personality, and pain
perception in an acute pain induction task.
Poster session presented at the 67th Annual
Canadian Psychology Association Conference.
Calgary, AB.
Tripp, D.A., Nickel, J.C., Johnston, T., Hsieh,
A., Downey, J. (May 2006). Social support is
the mechanism by which depression impacts
icpbs disability. Society for Infection and
Inflammation in Urology Annual Meeting,
Annual American Urological Association
meeting. Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
David, M. Mood and Anxiety Disorders.
Presentation to Correctional Services Canada
Employee Assistance Program, Days Inn and
Conference Centre, Kingston, Ontario, October
6, 2006.
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David, M. Seasonal Affective Disorder.
Presentation to Queen's University Staff
Association, Queen's University, November 21,
2006.
Disabilities: Results from a 3-year pilot. Paper
presented at the annual Canadian
Psychological Association Conference, Calgary,
Alta, June 8.
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Harrison, A.G. (2006). LD & ADHD diagnosis
and accommodation at the post-secondary
level: Recent trends and controversies. Paper
presented at the annual Canadian
Psychological Association Conference, Calgary,
Alta, June 9.
Publications
Harrison, A.G., Larochette, A, & Nichols, E.
(in press). Students with Learning Disabilities
in postsecondary education: Selected initial
characteristics. Exceptionality Education
Canada.
Davidson, M.A., & Harrison, A.G. (2006).
Childhood Otitis Media: Relationship to Adult
Intelligence and Attention. Poster presented at
the annual Canadian Psychological Association
Conference, Calgary, Alta, June 10.
Harrison, A.G., Edwards, M.E, and Parker,
K.C. (in press). Identifying students faking
ADHD: Preliminary findings and strategies for
detection. Archives of Clinical
Neuropsychology.
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The Kingston Standardized Behavioural
Assessment. Hopkins, R., Kilik, L., Day, D.,
Bradford, L, Rows, C. American Journal of
Alzheimer's Disease and other Dementias,
21(5), pp 339-346.
Harrison, A.G., Delisle, M., and Parker, K.C.
(in press). Clinical Applications of the General
Ability Index in the Interpretation of WAIS-III
Scores. Journal of Psychoeducational
Assessment.
Tombaugh, T., Rees, L., Harrison, A.G., &
Smith, A. (2007). The effects of mild traumatic
brain injury on speed of information processing
as measured by the computerized test of
information processing (CTIP). Archives of
Clinical Neuropsychology, 22, 25-36.
Presentations
Kilik, L. "Senior Drivers in Ontario: Won't I
know when it's time to stop driving?"
Presentation at Kingston Seniors' Association.
May 16, Kingston, ON.
Harrison, A.G. (2006). Adults faking ADHD?
You must be kidding! ADHD Report, 14, 1-7.
2007. Kilik, L. "Behavioural and Psychological
Symptoms in Dementia". Presentation at
Queen's University Continuing Professional
Development CME Series: Geriatric Psychiatry
Pearls for Primary Care Practice. May 16th,
Kingston, ON.
Presentations
Harrison, A.G. (2007). Symptom
exaggeration and magnification in postsecondary students undergoing assessments
for learning and attention problems: Current
trends and research findings. Invited
presentation for annual research day,
Educational Testing Services, Princeton, N.J.,
May 8.
2007. Kilik, L. "Driving, Seniors and
Dementia". Presentation given at the Ontario
Association of Ontario Chiefs of Police, Ontario
Traffic Conference. April 11, Ontario Police
College - Aylmer, ON.
Harrison, A.G., & Mc Carron, M. (2007). Online to success: A web-based transition
program. Presented at Learning Disabilities
Association of America Annual Conference,
Pittsburgh, P.A., February.
2006. Buell, K & Kilik, L. "Understanding and
Managing Changing Behaviours Associated with
the Aging Process" Presentation given at the
Pathways to Healthy Quality Living - Aging,
Developmental Disabilities and Mental Health
Conference: April 18 & 19, Kingston, ON.
Harrison, A.G. Adults faking ADHD? You must
be kidding! (2006). Invited Special Topics
Presentation, National Academy of
Neuropsychology, October 27.
2006. Kilik, L. "Timing, Priming, and Miming
- A Heuristic for Planning Behavioural
Approaches in dementia". Specialized geriatric
services regional education rounds treatment
of behavioural disturbances in dementia: ask
the psychiatrist, geriatrician & psychologist.
Harrison, A.G. (2006). On-line transition
programming for students with Learning
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to , mhs site videoconferenced to 16 additional
Ontario hospital/health sites.
2003-2009 - CIHR Strategic Training
Initiative Transdisciplinary Inter-Institute
Training Program in Autism Spectrum
Disorders. Holden, J. et al.
$1,440,000.
2006. Kilik, L. "Senior Drivers in Ontario:
Trends, Challenges and Opportunities".
Presentation given at the Ontario Association
of Ontario Chiefs of Police, Ontario Traffic
Conference. March 6, Ontario Police College Aylmer, ON.
2003-2007 - Social Sciences and
Humanities Research Council of Canada
(SSHRC). Ouellette-Kuntz, H. (PI), Minnes, P.
Southeastern Ontario’s Community-University
Research Alliance
in Intellectual Disabilities. $982,000.00
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Canadian Institutes of Health
Research (CIHR) Synthesis Grant, $89,962.
Harrison M & Aiken A (PIs), Brouwer B, Pukall
CF, Groll D, Joss B, Deluzio K. Change in
Objective Functional Tests While Waiting for
Total Joint Replacement.
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“Trajectories to Delinquency in At-Risk Youth:
A Nine-Year Longitudinal Follow-Up Study of
Better Beginnings, Better Futures”
P.I. Dr. Wendy Craig
2007-2012
Canadian Institutes of Health
Research (CIHR) NET grant, $1,800,000. Coapplicant. M Baron (PI) et al. A New Emerging
Team: The Canadian Scleroderma Research
Group.
Ontario Mental Health Program (2006- 2008)
“Can Better Beginnings lead to Better Futures
For Ontario's At-Risk Youth Seven Years After
the Prevention Project?”
P.I. Dr. Wendy Craig , Co.P.I. Dr Ray Peters
2007-2008
Advisory Research Council of
Queen’s University, $5,680 Pukall, C.F., Smith
KB. Sexual and relationship functioning among
lesbian and bisexual women.
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Queen's University, $50,000
Pukall, C.F. Investigating vulvodynia subtypes
from a multidimensional perspective.
Awarded $125,000 from the Ministry of
Training, Colleges and Universities to develop
and run a transition program for students in
grade 8 identified as having a specific learning
disability.
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Student Satisfaction and the Supervisory
Experience. Faculty of Education, Queen’s
University, Seed Funding. CDN $4,900.
Social Sciences and Humanities Research
Council of Canada. (2006-2009). R.R. Holden.
The Dimensionality of Faking in Self-Report
Personality Assessment.
Tripp, D.A., VanDenkerkhof, E., Goldstein, D.,
Wilson, R. (2006-2007). The underestimation
of pain by nursing students: Empathy or the
educational process. Queen’s University,
Advisory Research Council. $2,400.
Social Sciences and Humanities Research
Council of Canada. (2002-2006). R.R. Holden.
A Comparison of Four Models of Lying on
Personality Tests.
Canadian Institutes of Health Research (22042007). I. Gilron, R. R. Holden, A. C. Jackson,
& T. Dongsheng. Analgesic Drug Combinations
in Neuropathic Pain.
Nickel, J.C., Tripp, D.A. (2006-2008). A
Cognitive Behavioral Symptom Profile
Management Program for CP/CPPS. NIHDDK.
CDN $200,000.
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J., & Smith, K. (2005-2007) Relationship
issues in men with CP/CPPS: Determinants of
pain, disability, depression and adjustment.
NIHDDK. US$375,000.
Nickel, J.C., Morales, A., Tripp, D.A., Emerson
L. (2003-08). DK065178 - Interstitial Cystitis
Clinical Research Network (ICCRN). $320,000
Canadian annually - over 5 years - $1.4M
Canadian
Nickel, J.C., Siemens, R., Tripp, D.A. (200308). DK065174 - Chronic Prostatitis
Collaborative Research Network (CPCRN).
$358,000 Canadian annually - over 5 years $1.9M Canadian
Eric Bulmash
Tessen Clifford
Jessica Ginting
Margaret McGugan
Katherine Sutton
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Sandra Alexander
Julie Blais
Lisa Bradford
Megan Davidson
David Davies
Michelle Delisle
David Duong
Melanie Edwards
Ricardo Flamenbaum
Annie Hsieh
Lisa Lee
Bonnie Purcell
Margaret Lumley
Bonnie MacNeil
Leila Rahey
Danuta Rajska
Danielle Shelley
Kelly Smith
Alexandra Sutherland
Kris Thiele
Ashley Vanstone
Katherine Waller
Liz Whaley
Samantha Waxman
Rebecca Wells
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have completed their MA and Ph.D.
Dissertations:
M.A.
David Duong, M.A.,
Title: Dysphoria and theory of mind: The role
of cognitive processes.
Supervisor: Dr. Jill Jacobson
Clinical M.A. Students 2006/2007
1: Eric Bulmash, Maggie McGugan
2: Emilie Chan, Corrie Goldfinger, Kate Sutton
3: Tara Haley, Julie Burbidge, Ravinder Sidhu ,
Annie Hsieh, Gelareh Karimiha, Tess Clifford,
Jess Ginting, Vicki Lopes
Annie Hsieh, M.A.,
Title: Ethnic differences
experience
for
Chinese
Canadians.
Supervisor: Dr. Dean Tripp
Alexandra Sutherland M.A., Sept. 21, 2006
Title: The relationship among parental and
peer
victimization,
and
adolescent
maladjustment.
Supervisor: Dr. Wendy Craig
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Julia Burbidge
Emilie Chan
Corrie Goldfinger
Tara Haley
in acute pain
and
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Ashley Vanstone, M.A., Sept. 12, 2006
Title: Musical memory in Alzheimer’s Disease.
Supervisor: Dr. Lola Cuddy
Gelareh Karimiha
Vicki Lopes
Ravinder Sidhu
Samantha Waxman, M.A., Aug. 31, 2006
Title: Chronic low back pain and its impact on
relationship satisfaction.
Supervisor: Dr. Dean Tripp
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Rebecca Wells, M.A., Sept. 21, 2006
Title: Predicting social participating and
cognitive outcomes for individuals sustaining
pediatric traumatic brain injury.
Supervisor: Dr. Patricia Minnes
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Elizabeth Whaley, M.A., Sept. 6, 2006
Title: The influence of question features on
quality of health behaviour questions.
Supervisor: Dr. Cynthia Fekken
Name: Julia Burbidge
Year: MA1
Supervisor: Dr. Patricia Minnes
Research Interests:
I am supervised by Dr. Patricia Minnes in the
area
of
intellectual
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developmental
disability.
Clinical Ph.D. Students 2006/2007
Clinical Interests/Training:
My current research interests include the
relationship between participation in daily
activities and social interactions and how this
relationship differs between adolescents with
and without intellectual disabilities. I have a
variety of clinical interests including individuals
who have an intellectual disability, forensic
populations, and individuals with anxiety
disorders.
1: Bonnie MacNeil, Samantha Waxman,
Ricardo Flamenbaum, Michelle Delisle,
Elizabeth Whaley, Danielle Shelley
2: David Duong, Megan Davidson, Kelly Smith,
Alexandra Sutherland.
PH.D.
David Davies, Ph.D.,
Title: Measures of cognitive workload and the
prediction of impaired performance due to
sleepiness.
Supervisor: Dr. Alistair MacLean
Emilie Chan
Year: MA1
Supervisor: Dr. Jill Jacobson
Margaret Lumley, Ph.D.,
Title: Cognitive organization of schemas and
recollections as a mechanism translating
childhood.
Supervisor: Dr. K. Harkness
Research Interests:
My current research interests are in social
functioning and interpersonal processes, such
as theory of mind and empathy, in depression.
I am also interested in the neurological bases
of social cognition in mood disorders.
Tracy-Lynn Plata, Ph.D., Aug. 28, 2006
Title: Stress, coping and meaning in caregivers
of family members with Alzheimer Disease.
Supervisor: Dr. Patricia Minnes
Clinical Interests/Training:
My clinical interests are in various therapies for
mood disorders.
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Tara Haley
Year: MA1
Supervisor: Dr. Dean Tripp
Research Interests:
My research interests are in the area of health
psychology. More specifically, I am interested
in psychosocial factors in acute and chronic
pain, as well as other illnesses. Currently, I am
studying the relationship between pain
catastrophizing and stress in response to acute
pain.
Clinical Interests/Training:
I have a variety of clinical interests including
working with children and adults with chronic
diseases as well as the treatment of mood and
anxiety disorders.
Corrie Goldfinger
Year: MA1
Supervisor: Dr. Caroline Pukall
Research Interests: My main research
interest is the interplay between physical and
mental health in women. Specifically I am
interested in investigating non-medical
treatment options, such as pelvic floor
physiotherapy and CBT, for women who have
genital pain (provoked vestibulodynia).
Clinical Interests/Training:
My clinical interests include adults with mood
and anxiety disorders and sex and marital
therapy. I am also interested in working with
women whose lives are being intimately
affected by health concerns such as breast
cancer and infertility.
Gelareh Karimiha
Year: MA1
Supervisor: Dr. Uzma Rehman
Research Interests:
My main interest lies within the area of marital
functioning/satisfaction. Specifically, I want to
find out more about the factors that distinguish
happy couples from distressed couples; the
role of marriage in times of stress, and the
bidirectional relationship between depression
and marital distress.
Clinical Interests/Training:
My clinical interests are quite broad but I am
mainly interested in marital and family therapy
as well as therapy for adults with mood
disorders.
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Ravinder Sidhu
Year: MA1
Supervisor: Dr. Uzma Rehman
Research Interests:
In a broad sense: how cognitions can lead to
or prevent distress. More specifically, I have
been doing some work on mindfulness
meditation and examining its effects on anxiety
reduction. I have also been studying the
communication patterns and belief systems of
couples in marital distress, as well as
examining the effects of depression in an
interpersonal context.
Clinical Interests/Training:
I am interested in the treatment of a wide
variety of adult psychiatric disorders. This year
I was able to gain some experience in
facilitating a mindfulness-based stress
reduction treatment program (MBSR). In
addition to our in-class training on cognitive
assessment, I also received some training on
how to administer the SCID in order to
diagnose mood disorders.
Vicki Lopes
Year: MA1
Supervisor: Dr. Patricia Minnes
Research Interests:
My research interests are in the areas of
childhood
development
and
intellectual
disabilities.
For my thesis, I will be
investigating the experiences of pre-schooled
aged children and their families during the
child’s transition into elementary school.
Our lab (myself included) will be moving to
Waterloo in September 2007. Thank you to
everyone at Queen’s for making it such a
memorable first (and last) year here!
Clinical Interests/Training:
I am interested in the assessment of childhood
disorders, and in the implementation and
evaluation of early intervention programs for
children with intellectual disabilities.
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Summary of Experiences: This year, I've
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I've also gained further experience with
personality, cognitive, and vocational
assessment, including on an inpatient unit.
The internship program has been very flexible
in accommodating my training goals and I've
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Queen’s University, The Regional Assessment
and Resource Centre, and Queen’s University
Health, Counseling and Disability Services.
Summary of Experiences:
I am just finishing my Psychology Internship at
Queen’s University (Psychology Clinic, Regional
Assessment and Resource Centre, & Health
Counseling and Disability Services). What a
year it has been! I’ve had a chance to be
supervised by talented and terrific supervisors
and conducted assessment and therapy with
clients aged 1 to 25 with a whole variety of
issues and experiences. While on internship, I
applied for academic jobs and was thrilled to
accept an Assistant Professor position in the
Clinical Psychology: Applied Developmental
Emphasis program at the University of Guelph.
The moment I saw the add for this job, I knew
it would be a great fit for me. I will continue
therapy and assessment with children and their
families at the U of G Centre for Psychology
Services as part of my year of supervised
practice. After six years of living in Kingston,
we will be moving back closer to family and
friends. Thanks to my many mentors and
friends in the Clinical Program at Queen’s, I
will miss you.
Future Plans: I am currently applying for
Psychology positions in Calgary and am in the
process of obtaining provisional
registration through the Province of Alberta. I
defended my thesis in June 2007 and plan to
convocate this fall.
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Tracy-Lynn Plata, Ph.D.
(Supervisor: Dr. P. M. Minnes)
Susan Ann Pardy, Ph. D.
(Supervisor: Dr. L. Fabrigar)
Annie Hsieh, M.A.
(Supervisor: Dr. D. A. Tripp)
Future plans: Assistant Professor, University
of Guelph.
Alexandra Sutherland, M.A.,
(Supervisor: Dr. W. M. Craig)
Ashley Vanstone, M.A.
(Supervisor: Dr. L. L. Cuddy)
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Samantha Waxman, M.A.
(Supervisor: Dr. D. A. Tripp)
Summary of Experiences: Major rotations in
diabetes/endocrine and mental
health clinics, minors in child abuse services,
sleep service, and neurology
Rebecca Wells, M.A.,
(Supervisor: Dr. P. M. Minnes)
Elizabeth Whaley, M. A.,
(Supervisor: Dr. G. C. Fekken)
Future Plans: currently interviewing for
clinical positions and hoping to have a small
research appt. I also ran my first marathon
with one of the other interns at the site.
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Ross, L.E., Steele, L., Goldfinger, C. & Strike,
C. (2007). Perinatal depressive
symptomatology among lesbian and bisexual
mothers and prospective mothers. Archives of
Women's Mental Health, 10, 53-59.
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Hopkins, R. W., Kilik, L. A., Day, D. J.,
Bradford, L., & Rows, C. P. (2006). The
Kingston Standardized Behavioural
Assessment. American Journal of Alzheimer’s
Disease and Other Dementias, 21, 339-346.
Clifford, T., Minnes, P., Lopes, V. & OuelletteKuntz, H. (2007, accepted). Preschoolers
Transitioning Into School: Involvement in
Social Activities. Journal of Developmental
Disabilities.
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Bagby, R. M., Vachon, D. D., Bulmash, E. L.,
& Quilty, L. C. (in press). Personality disorders
and pathological gambling: A review and reexamination of prevalence rates. Journal of
Personality Disorders.
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MacNeil (2007, in press). ‘Halfe the world
knows not how the other halfe lies’:
Investigation of cues to deception exhibited by
criminal offenders and non-offenders. Legal
and Criminological Psychology.
Bagby, R. M. Vachon, D. D. Bulmash, E. L.,
Toneatto, T., Quilty, L. C., & Costa, P. (in
press). Pathological gambling and the fivefactor model of personality. Personality and
Individual Differences.
MacNeil, B., & Holden, R. (2006).
Psychopathy and the detection of faking on self
report inventories of personality. Personality
and Individual Differences. 41, 641-651.
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Burbidge, J., Minnes, P., Ouellette-Kuntz, H.,
& Buell, K. (in press). Preparing to Leave
School: Involvement of Students with
Intellectual disabilities in Productive Activities.
Journal on Developmental Disabilities.
Craig, W., Dostaler, S., Janssen, I., Shelley,
S. D., Boyce, W. F., & Pickett, W. (submitted).
A profile of school bullying among 6,777
Canadian children: The role of the school social
contexts. Injury Prevention.
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Clifford, T., Minnes, P., Lopes, V. & OuelletteKuntz, H. (2007, accepted). Preschoolers
Transitioning Into School: Involvement in
Social Activities. Journal of Developmental
Disabilities.
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Pukall, C.F., Smith, K.B., Chamberlain, S.M.
(in press). Provoked vestibulodynia. Women’s
Health Review.
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Smith, K.B., Tripp, D.A., Pukall, C.F. & Nickel,
J.C. (2007). Predictors of sexual and
relationship functioning in couples with Chronic
Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome.
Journal of Sexual Medicine, 4, 734-744.
Flamenbaum, R., & Holden, R. R. (2007).
Psychache as a mediator in the relationship
between perfectionism and suicidality. Journal
of Counseling Psychology, 54, 51-61.
Smith, K.B., Pukall, C.F., Tripp, D.A. & Nickel,
J.C. (2007). Sexual and relationship
functioning in men with Chronic
Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome and
their partners. Archives of Sexual Behavior,
36, 301-311.
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Ross, L.E. & Goldfinger, C. (2007).
"Insémination artificielle, grossesse et
expériences parentales de lesbiennes vivant en
regions peu habitées." In: D. Julien & J.L. Levy
(Eds). Homosexualités: Variations régionales
(pp.185-197). Montreal: Presses de
l'Université du Québec, Coll. Santé et Société.
Book Chapters and Reviews
Pukall, C.F., Smith, K.B., Sutton, K.S. (in
press). Urogenital pain in women:
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Bradford, L., Kilik. L. A., Olmstead, C.,
Hopkins, R. W., Day, D. J., & Rows, C. P.
(2007, June). Exploring promising new
behavioural assessment tools for dementia:
Validation of the Kingston Standardized
Behavioural Assessment (KSBA). Poster
session at the annual Canadian Psychological
Association Conference, Ottawa, Ontario.
Clinical considerations. In M Fall, A
Baranowski, & P Abrams (Eds.), Urogenital
Pain in Clinical Practice. New York: Taylor &
Francis.
Smith, K.B. & Pukall, C.F. (in press). Couples
on the fault line: New directions for therapists.
Archives of Sexual Behavior.
Bradford, L., Kilik. L. A., Olmstead, C.,
Hopkins, R. W., Day, D. J., & Rows, C. P.
(2006, May). Examining the Kingston
Standardized Behavioural Assessment (KSBA).
Poster session at the annual Association for
Psychological Science Conference, New York
City, New York.
Smith, K.B. & Pukall, C.F. (in press). Fast
facts: Sexual dysfunction. Archives of Sexual
Behavior.
Smith, K.B. & Pukall, C.F. (2007). Emotional
intelligence in couples therapy. Journal of Sex
and Marital Therapy, 33, 190-192.
Bradford, L., Kilik. L. A., Olmstead, C.,
Hopkins, R. W., Day, D. J., & Rows, C. P.
(2006, February). Exploring promising new
assessment tools for dementia: Kingston
Standardized Cognitive Assessment-Revised
(KSCA-R) and Kingston Standardized
Behavioural Assessment (KSBA). Poster
session at the annual International
Neuropsychological Society Conference,
Boston, Massachusetts.
Commentaries and Short Articles
Smith, K.B. (2007). The myth of work-family
balance? A response from the Section for
Students Psynopsis: Canada’s Psychology
Newspaper, 29(1), 21-23.
Smith, K.B. (2006). CPA’s Section for
Students: What’s on and how to be involved in
the year to come. Psynopsis: Canada’s
Psychology Newspaper, 28(3), 17.
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Pukall, C.F., Young, R.A., Roberts, M.J.,
Sutton, K.S., Smith, K.B. (2007). The
vulvalgesiometer as a device to measure
genital pressure-pain threshold. Physiological
Measurement, in press.
Bulmash, E. L., Harkness, K. L., & Bagby, R.
M. (June, 2006). Who responds to depression
treatment and why? Personality and life events
as predictors of depression treatment
response. Poster session presented at
Association for Psychological Science annual
conference, Washington D.C.
Pukall C.F., Smith K.B., & Sutton K.S.
(2006). Chronic urogenital pain in
women: Clinical considerations. In: Fall
M, Baranowski A, Abrams P (eds)
Urogenital Pain in Clinical Practice. New
York: Taylor & Francis, in press.
Bulmash, E. L., Harkness, K. L., & Bagby, R.
M. (May, 2006). Personality, life events, and
treatment response in major depression.
Poster session presented at Association for
Psychological Science annual conference,
Washington D.C.
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Chan E., Zaremba E., Bradwejn J., Koszycki D.
(January 2007). Impact of extraversion on the
clinical profile of panic disorder. Poster
presented at 8th Annual Meeting for the
Society for Personality and Social Psychology
Conference. Memphis, TN.
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Bradford, L., Kilik. L. A., Olmstead, C.,
Hopkins, R. W., Day, D. J., & Rows, C. P.
(2007, August). New assessment tools for
dementia: Kingston Standardized Behavioural
Assessment (KSBA). Poster session at the
annual American Psychological Association
Conference, San Francisco, California.
Chan E., Boucher, E., Jacobson, J. (June
2007). The role of depression in dyadic
interactions. Poster presented at 68th Annual
Convention for the Canadian Psychological
Association. Ottawa, ON.
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Clifford, T., Minnes, P., & Ouellette-Kuntz, H.
(2007, May). Supports throughout the
Transition Into School: Changes Over Time and
Predicting Quality of Life. Poster to be
presented at the 131st Annual Meeting of the
American Association on Intellectual and
Developmental Disabilities, Atlanta, GA.
Ginting, J.V., Rehman, U.S. Influence of Sad
Mood Induction and Depressive Symptoms on
Marital Interactions. (November, 2007). Poster
presented at the 41st Annual Association for
Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies
Convention, Philadelphia, PA.
Ginting, J.V., Rehman, U.S. Negative
Expectations: A Vulnerability Factor for
Depression? (November, 2006). Poster
presented at the 40th Annual Association for
Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies
Convention, Chicago, IL.
Clifford, T., Minnes, P., & Ouellette-Kuntz, H.
(2007, April). Transition Into School:
Information from Parents of Children with or at
risk for Intellectual Disabilities in South Eastern
Ontario. Poster presented at the Ontario
Association on Developmental Disabilities 18th
Annual Conference Research Special Interest
Group, Barrie, ON.
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Clifford, T., Minnes, P., Ouellette-Kuntz, H., &
Morrison, C. (2006, October). Transition Into
School Project: Factors Contributing to the
Successful Transition of Preschoolers with
Intellectual Disability into School. Poster
presented at the 3rd Annual Conference of
South Eastern Ontario Community University
Research-Alliance, Kingston, ON.
Alexander, K., Goldfinger, C., Pukall, C.F. &
Moore, S. (June, 2007). The impact of outness
on health, relationship satisfaction, and sexual
satisfaction. Poster presented at the 68th
Annual Canadian Psychological Association
Convention, Ottawa, Ontario.
Smith, K.B., Pukall, C.F., Yager, C., Mafrici, N.
& Goldfinger, C. (March 2007). Sexual and
relationship satisfaction and commitment:
Does sexual orientation matter? Poster
presented at the 32nd Annual Meeting of the
Society for Sex Therapy and Research, Atlanta,
GA.
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Flamenbaum, R., DeLisle, M. M., & Holden, R.
R. (2007, August). Factor structure of the BHS
among suicide attempters. Paper presented at
the American Psychological Association Annual
Convention, San Francisco.
Ross, L.E., Steele, L., Goldfinger, C., Epstein,
R. & Strike, C. (September 2006). Mental
health, social support and experiences of
discrimination among lesbian and bisexual
mothers and prospective mothers. Oral
presentation at the Marce Society International
Biennial Scientific Conference, Keele
University, UK.
DeLisle, M. M., Flamenbaum, R., & Holden, R.
R. (2006, June). Why would a university
student attempt suicide? Paper presented at
the Canadian Psychological Association Annual
Convention, Calgary.
Flamenbaum, R., & Holden, R. R. (2006,
August). Psychache as a mediator between
perfectionism and suicide. Paper presented at
the American Psychological Association Annual
Convention, New Orleans.
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Haley, T. A., Tripp, D. A., & Hsieh, A. Y.
(2007, June). Evaluating pain severity and pain
tolerance during cold pressor acute pain
induction. Paper presented at the 68th Annual
Convention of the Canadian Psychological
Association, Ottawa, ON.
Flamenbaum, R., & Holden, R. R. (2006,
June). Unfulfilled needs as mediators between
perfectionism and Shneidman’s concept of
psychache. Paper presented at the Canadian
Psychological Association Annual Convention,
Calgary.
Haley, T. A. (2007, March). Personality and
pain: Psychoanalytical defense styles and their
relationship to acute and chronic pain. Paper
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presented at the Queen’s Anesthesiology Day
Conference, Kingston, ON, Canada.
Karimiha, G. & Rehman, U. The Role of
Depression, Negative Life Events, and Marital
Problem-Solving Behaviours in Predicting
Change in Marital Satisfaction Over Time.
Poster presented at the 68th Annual Convention
of the Canadian Psychological Association,
Ottawa, June 2007.
Haley, T. A., Tripp, D. A., & Hsieh, A. Y.
(2007, August). Defense styles in acute coldpressor pain and chronic pain. Poster abstract
accepted for presentation at the 115th Annual
Convention of the American Psychological
Association, San Francisco, CA.
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Hsieh, A. Y., Tripp, D. A., & Haley, T. A.
(2007, August). Ethnic differences in acute
pain experience for Caucasians and Chinese.
Poster abstract accepted for presentation at
the 115th Annual Convention of the American
Psychological Association, San Francisco, CA.
Lopes, Vicki (2007, June). Embedded
Reinforcement: The effect of reinforcer preview
on task acquisition. Poster presentation at the
Canadian Psychological Association
Conference, Ottawa, ON, and the Ontario
Association on Developmental Disabilities
Research Special Interest Group Conference,
Barrie, ON.
O’Connor, K., Hsieh, A. Y., Tripp, D. A., Tam,
M., & Haley, T. A. (2007, March). Ethnic and
gender differences in the facial expression of
pain. Poster presented at the Queen’s
Anesthesiology Day Conference, Kingston, ON,
Canada.
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MacNeil, B., Tapscott, J., Olivier, D., &
Holden, R. (June 2007). The Dark Triad and
Faking Ability. Poster session presented at the
North American Correctional and Criminal
Justice Psychology Annual Convention, Ottawa,
Ontario.
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Ethnic differences in acute pain experience for
Caucasians and Chinese. Paper presented to
American Psychological Association 2007
Convention, San Francisco, US.
MacNeil, B., Whaley, E., & Holden, R. (June
2007). Confirmatory Factor Analysis of the
Dark Triad Screening Measure. Poster session
presented at the Canadian Psychological
Association Annual Convention, Ottawa,
Ontario.
O’Connor, K., Hsieh, A., Tripp, D. A., Tam, M.
& Haley, T. (2007). Ethnic and gender
differences in the facial expression of pain.
Poster presented to the Queen’s University 28th
Annual Anesthesiology Research Day,
Kingston, ON.
MacNeil, B. & Holden, R. (June 2006).
Psychopathy and the detection of faking on self
report inventories of faking. Poster session
presented at the Canadian Psychological
Association Annual Convention, Calgary,
Alberta.
Tara, H. Tripp, D. & Hsieh, A. Y. (2007).
Evaluating pain severity and pain tolerance
during cold pressor acute pain induction. Paper
presented and nominated for the Ron Melzack
Health Psychology Award to Canadian
Psychological Association 2007 Convention,
Ottawa, ON.
MacNeil, B., Whaley, E., & Holden, R. (June
2006). Factor Analysis of the Psychopathic
Personality Inventory Machiavellian
Egocentricity Scale. Poster session presented
at the Canadian Psychological Association
Annual Convention, Calgary, Alberta.
Tara, H. Tripp, D. & Hsieh, A. Y. (2007).
Defense styles in acute cold-pressor pain and
chronic pain. Poster presented to American
Psychological Association 2007 Convention,
San Francisco, US.
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Purcell, B. Apr 12, 2007. Presented
“Screening Tools for Alcohol Misuse in the
Elderly” at the “Addictions and Related Issues
in Late Life” Continuing Medical Education, The
University of Western Ontario, Faculty of
Medicine & Dentistry, Department of
Tripp, D., Nickel, C, Stechyson, N., Fitzgerald,
M., Mayer, R. & Hsieh, A (2007).
Biopsychosocial predictors of Interstitial
Cystitis pain-related disability in women.
Poster presented to Canadian Pain Society
2007 Convention, Ottawa, ON.
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women. Presented at the 68th Annual
Convention of the Canadian Psychological
Association (CPA), Ottawa, ON. Abstract
published in Canadian Psychology, 48(2a),
138.
Psychiatry, St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, ON.
This event is an Accredited Group Learning
Activity as defined by the Maintenance of
Certification program of The Royal College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.
Leong, L., Smith, K.B., Pukall, C.F. & Dargie,
E. (June 2007). General health status and
sexual and relationship satisfaction among
women with vulvodynia. Presented at the 68th
Annual Convention of the Canadian
Psychological Association (CPA), Ottawa, ON.
Abstract published in Canadian Psychology,
48(2a), 112.
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Shelley, D. & Craig, W. (2007). Children's
Coping Styles and use of Strategies to Reduce
Their Experiences of Bullying and Victimization.
Poster presented at the Biannual meeting of
the Society for Research on Child Development
on March 31, 2007.
Smith, K.B., Pukall, C.F., Yager, C., Mafrici, N.
& Goldfinger, C. (March 2007). Sexual and
relationship satisfaction and commitment:
Does sexual orientation matter? Presented at
the 32nd Annual Meeting of the Society for Sex
Therapy and Research, Atlanta, GA.
Shelley, D. Findings from the Bullying and
Coping Strategies Study. Talk presented to the
Parent Council of a Kingston Public School.
Kingston Ontario, February 20, 2007.
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Sidhu, R. Presented poster at the 2007 Annual
Convention of the Canadian Psychological
Assocation: Mechanisms for the success of
Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)
programs in the treatment of anxiety.
Sutton, K.S., Chamberlain, S., Leong, L., &
Pukall, CF. (March 2007). Vulvar vestibulitis
syndrome: Gynecological examination pain
ratings and sensory testing results. Presented
at JA Low Research Day, Kingston, ON.
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Smith, K.B., Pukall, C.F., Yager, C., Mafrici, N.,
& Sutton, K.S. (September 2006). A
comparison of relationship and sexual
satisfaction in heterosexual and same-sex
couples. Presented at the 2006 Canadian Sex
Research Forum, Ottawa, ON.
Smith, K.B. (February 2007). Chronic Pelvic
Pain Syndrome. Presented at the Sex and
Couples Therapy Service Rounds, Allan
Memorial Institute, Royal Victoria Hospital.
Montreal, QC.
Smith, K.B., Pukall, C.F., Yager, C., Mafrici, N.
& Sutton, K.S. (September 2006). Sexual and
relationship, satisfaction among same-sex and
heterosexual couples: How do they compare?
Presented at the Canadian Sex Research
Forum 32nd Annual Meeting, Ottawa, ON.
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Whaley, E. (2007). The influence of question
features on quality of health behaviour
questions. Poster session presented at the
Canadian Psychological Association (CPA)
Annual Convention.
Yager, C.M., Smith, K.B., Waxman, S., Pukall,
C.F., Schnurr, J. (June 2007). Relationship
satisfaction, commitment, and sexual
satisfaction in married and cohabiting
heterosexual and same-sex couples. Presented
at the 68th Annual Convention of the Canadian
Psychological Association (CPA), Ottawa, ON.
Abstract published in Canadian Psychology,
48(2a), 137.
MacNeil, B., Whaley, E., & Holden, R. (2007).
A Dark Triad screening measure. Poster
session presented at the CPA Annual
Convention.
Mafrici, N.M., Smith, K.B., Sutton, K.S. &
Pukall, C.F. (June 2007). The influence of
sexual orientation on the relationship between
body image and sexual satisfaction in men and
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Society
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Doctoral Fellowship ($20,000), 2007-2008
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2007)
Bradford, L. Ontario Problem Gambling
Doctoral Studentship ($10,000), 2005-2006;
2006-2007
Lopes, V. Autism Ontario Travel Bursary
(2007)
Bradford, L. Ontario Graduate Scholarship
($15,000), 2005-2006; 2006-2007 For
proposed doctoral dissertation research at
Queen’s University
Lopes, V. South Eastern Ontario Community
University Research Alliance in Intellectual
Disabilities Studentship (2007 – 2008)
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Chan, E. Urlla and Duncan Carmichael
Graduate Fellowship Dean’s Aboriginal
Students and Canadian Visible Minority
Students Graduate Award
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Clifford, T. Autism Ontario Stimulus Grant
(2007) - $4000
Clifford, T. SSHRC Canadian Graduate
Scholarship- Master's Level (2006-07)-$17,500
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Research Council Scholarship (2007-2008)
Haley, T. Ontario Graduate Scholarship
(declined) (2007-2008)
Haley, T. Canadian Pain Society Travel Award
(2007)
Haley, T. Nominated for the CPA Ronald
Melzack Award in Health Psychology (2007)
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Hsieh, A. SSHRC Canada Graduate
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Hsieh, A. Ontario Graduate Scholarship –
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Bulmash, E. Interviewed and featured in the
July 2007 issue of Allure Magazine in the Mood
News column. "Does Depression Effect
Driving?". This feature article was based on an
article I wrote, E. L. Bulmash et al. (2006).
"Psychomotor Impairment in Depression:
Assessment Using a Driving Simulator
Paradigm". Journal of Affective Disorders.
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Clifford, T. Interviewed on Family Matters, a
radio show on CFLY, September 13, 2007
about the transition to school for children with
intellectual disabilities.
Convocation 2006
Chancellor Charles Baillie, Ashley Vanstone,
David Duong, Elizabeth Whaley, Samantha
Waxman, Alexandra Sutherland, Annie Hsieh,
Rebecca Wells.
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