M. KATHERINE SHEAR, M.D. BIOGRAPHICAL Name: M. Katherine Shear, M.D. Birthplace: St. Louis, MO Columbia University School of Social Business Citizenship: USA Work Address: 1255 Amsterdam Avenue

New York, New York 10027 Business Phone: (212) 851-2176 Business Fax: (212) 851-2175 Email: [email protected] Education and training Undergraduate Brandeis University; Waltham, MA 1963-1965 University of Chicago; Chicago, IL 1965-1967 B.S. Biology; General Honors, Special Honors in Biology Honors Thesis Advisor: Takumaso Nakamoto, Ph.D. “Chain initiation in Protein Synthesis” Graduate Tufts University School of Medicine; Boston, MA 1968-1972 M.D. Postgraduate Mt. Sinai Hospital; New York, New York 1972-1975 Internal Medicine Residency Fenton Schaffner, M.D., Chairman, 1972-1974; Richard Gorlin, M.D., Chairman, 1974 - Mt. Sinai Hospital; New York, New York 1975-1976 Infectious Diseases Fellowship Shalom Hirshman, M.D. Head, Infectious Diseases; Richard Gorlin, M.D., Chairman Payne Whitney Clinic; New York, New York 1976-1979 General Psychiatry Residency Robert Michels, M.D. Chairman; Arnold Cooper, M.D. Residency Training Director Albert Einstein College of Medicine; Bronx, New York 1979-1980 Chairman, Preceptor Psychosomatic Medicine Fellowship; Herbert Weiner, M.D.; Myron Hofer, M.D.

Appointments and position Academic Appointments Cornell University Medical College; New York, NY 1982-1987 Assistant Professor of Psychiatry Cornell University Medical College; New York, NY 1987-1992 Associate Professor of Clinical Psychiatry Payne Whitney Clinic; New York, NY Director, Anxiety Disorders Clinic 1980-1992 Associate Director, Central Evaluation Service 1980-1983 Director, Central evaluation Service 1983-1986 University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine; Pittsburgh, PA Associate Professor of Psychiatry 1992 - 1997 Conferral of Tenure 1996 Professor of Psychiatry 1997 - 2006

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Columbia University School of Social Work; New York, NY 2006-Present Marion E. Kenworthy Professor of Psychiatry (with Tenure) Director, Bereavement and Grief Research and Training Program Director, Center for Complicated Grief 2012-Present Co-Director, Deans Initiative in Evidence-based Practice 2006-2008 Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons 2006-Present Professor of Psychiatry Non-Academic Positions Laboratory of Cardiovascular Research, Harvard University; Boston, MA 1967-1968 Research Assistant Edward Sonenblick, M.D., Director New York State Psychiatric Institute 2007-Present Member, Medical Staff

Certification and licensure Specialty Certification Diplomat in Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine 1975 Diplomat in Psychiatry, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology 1981 Medical or Other Professional Licensure Diplomat, National Board of Medical Examiners Licensure 1973 M.D. Licensure, New York 1973 M.D. Licensure, Pennsylvania 1992 Memberships in professional and scientific societies American Psychiatric Association Task Force on Student Mental Health Programs 1984-1985 Consultant to New Research Subcommittee 1985 Member, Independent Study Committee 1985-1986 Committee to revise DSM-III Anxiety Disorders 1987 Consultant, Council on Research 1996-1998 Chair, Anxiety Disorders Section, Handbook on Outcomes 1996 Chair, Revision of Anxiety Disorders Section 2005-2006 Corresponding member, Committee on Psychotherapy 2005-2008 Presenter, DSM V Conference on Dimensional Measures 2006 Examiner, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology 1988 Appointed Member 2008-2011 Association for Advancement of Behavior Therapy 1988-2002 Society for Integration of Psychotherapy 1988-2000 Society for Psychotherapy Research 1989-2005 Anxiety Disorders Association of America 1990-Present Chairperson, Annual Meeting 1994 Chair, Steering Committee for Conference on Anxiety Disorders in 2002-2003 Women Member, Scientific Advisory Board 1996-Present Member, Executive Committee SAB 2006-2008 Chair, Journal Advisory Committee 2007-2008 American Association for the Advancement of Science 1992-2000 American Women’s Medical Association 1992-2000 American Psychosomatic Society 1994-2002

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American Society of Clinical Psychopharmacology 1994-2002 Association for Clinical Psychosocial Research 1996-2002 Chair, Scientific Program Committee 1996-1997 President 2000-2001 International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies 2001-2006 American College of Neuropsychopharmacology 2001-Present Member, Education and Training Committee 2002-2005 Member, Public Information Committee 2005-Present Co-Chair, Public Information Committee 2007-2009 Chair, Public Information Committee 2009-2011 Member, Women’s Task Force Committee 2011 American College of Psychiatrists 2003-Present Fellow 2007-Present Program Committee 2005-2006 Task Force on Psychotherapy 2007-2009

Honors and awards Graduated with general honors in the college and special honors in biology at 1967

the University of Chicago Second Prize, New York County District Branch APA Resident’s 1977 Competition Laughlin Fellow, American College of Psychiatry 1978 William Paley Fellowship in Academic Psychiatry, Cornell University 1984-1986 College of Medicine Columbia Psychoanalytic Institute Special Candidate 1985 Award: Chairman’s Committee for Special Research 1987 Payne Whitney Clinic Project: Cognitive Behavioral Treatment and Sodium Lactate Vulnerability in Panic Disorder Chair, Workshop on Cardiovascular Aspects of Panic, World Conference on 1988

Panic Disorder; Geneva, Switzerland Fellow, Association for Clinical Psychosocial Research 1990 Expert Presenter NIMH Consensus Development Conference on the 1991

Treatment of Panic Disorder Member, Scientific Advisory Board National Anxiety Disorders Screening 1994 Day Co-Chair, AHCPR Guideline Panel on Anxiety Disorders 1994 Member, Program Committee, NCDEU 1994-1995 Director, Treatment Effectiveness Studies in Women 1994-1999 Chair, Anxiety Disorders Association of America Annual Meeting 1995 Member, Advisory Group to NIMH Panic Disorder Education Program 1995-2005 Invited Festschrift Contribution for John Neimiah 1996 Board Member, American Society of Clinical Psychopharmacology 1997-2001 Co-Chair, Panic Disorder Guidelines, American Psychiatric Association 1997-1999 Member, Editorial Board, American Journal of Psychiatry 1998-2002

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President, Association for Clinical and Psychosocial Research 2000-2001 Member, Workgroup on Clinical Trials for NIMH Council 2002-2004 Chair, Society for Bereavement Management Symposium 2003 Invited Festschrift Contribution for Edna Foa 2004 Fellow, Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine (ELAM) 2003-2004 Invited Festschrift Contribution for Myron Hofer 2005 Invited Plenary Speaker, American College of Psychiatry Annual Meeting 2005 Member, Workgroup for DSM V Gender Issues 2004-2006 Member, Mental Health Advisory Board, American Red Cross 2004-2005 Selected for profiling, Best Doctors issue, Pittsburgh Magazine 2005 Best Doctors in Pittsburgh 2005 Best Doctors in New York 2006 Best Doctors in America (yearly from Year 1-Year 5) 2001-2009 Guest Editor, Psychiatric Annals, Issue on Bereavement 2008 Laughlin Teaching Award, American Psychoanalytic Association March 2007 Member, Scientific Advisory Council, American Foundation for Suicide 2006-Present Prevention ADEC Research Recognition Award ADEC Clinical Recognition Award 2013 Invited Author Uptodate Sections on Grief and Bereavement, Grief and 2015 Bereavement Management, Complicated Grief and Complicated Grief 2015 Treatment Member, Board, Association for Death Education and Counseling 2016-Present Teaching and other Professional Activities I. Courses 1. Course Name: Introduction to Psychiatry Description: Doctor-patient relationship/basics of psychopathology Year: 1977-1979 No. of Times: Weekly x three months To Whom: First and Second Year medical students No. of Students: 8-10 students per year Where: Cornell University Medical College 2. Course Name: Emergency Psychiatry Description: Principles of emergency psychiatry Year: 1980-1983 No. of Times: Weekly x two months To Whom: PGY III psychiatry residents No. of Students: 12 residents per year Where: Department of Psychiatry 3. Course Name: Psychiatric Evaluation Description: Video interviewing course Year: 1982-1983 No. of Times: weekly x three months

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To Whom: Third Year medical students No. of Students: 8 students per rotation/ 4 rotations per year Where: Cornell University Medical College 4. Course Name: Brief Therapy Course Description: Strategies for brief psychotherapy Year: 1983-1988 No. of Times: Weekly x six months To Whom: PGY III Psychiatry residents No. of Students: 6 students per 3 month rotation, 2 rotations/year Where: Department of Psychiatry 5. Course Name: Anxiety Disorders Psychopharmacology Description: Overview of clinical management of anxiety disorders Year: 1988-1992 No. of Times: weekly x 12 months/2-4 residents per 3 month rotation To Whom: PGY III Psychiatry residents No. of Students: 12 students per year Where: Department of Psychiatry 6. Course Name: Introduction to Anxiety Disorders Description: Overview of diagnosis of anxiety disorders Year: 1993-2005 No. of Times: 2 sessions/year To Whom: PGY I Psychiatry residents No. of Students: 4-6 students per rotation / 2 rotations per year Where: Department of Psychiatry 7. Course Name: Psychopharmacology of Anxiety Disorders Description: Principles of medication use for anxiety disorders Year: 1992-2005 No. of Times: 2-4 sessions/year To Whom: PGY III-IV Psychiatry residents No. of Students: 10-12 students per year Where: Department of Psychiatry 8. Course Name: Anxiety Disorders Clinical Elective Description: Overview of clinical management of anxiety disorders Year: 1992-2005 No. of Times: weekly x 12 months To Whom: PGY IV Psychiatry residents No. of Students: 2-4 students per year Where: Department of Psychiatry 9. Course Name: Anxiety Disorders Minicourse Description: Psychopathology of anxiety disorders Year: 1995-2005 No. of Times: 6 sessions/year To Whom: PGY II Psychiatry residents No. of Students: 10 students per year Where: Department of Psychiatry 10. Course Name: Anxiety Disorders Clinical Rotation

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Description: Overview of clinical management of anxiety disorders Year: 1995-1999 No. of Times: weekly x 12 months To Whom: PGY III Psychiatry residents No. of Students: 4-6 students per rotation with rotations either 4 or 8 months per student Where: Department of Psychiatry 11. Course Name: Gender Issues in Psychiatry Description: Introduction to psychosocial and biological gender differences Year: 1996 No. of Times: 2 sessions/year To Whom: PGY I Psychiatry residents No. of Students: 4-6 students per rotation/ 2 rotations per year Where: Department of Psychiatry 12. Course Name: Neuroscience/the Mind Description: Neurobiology of anxiety disorders Year: 1994- 1995 No. of Times: 1 session/year To Whom: UPMC Second year Medical Students No. of Students: 144 Where: University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine 13. Course Name: Contemporary Issues in Mental Health Research Description: 13 weekly seminars Year: 1995- 1996 No. of Times: 1/year To Whom: Pitt and CMU undergraduates selected for participating in an NIMH- funded research fellowship (Hussain Tuma, Ph.D., PI) No. of Students: 10 Where: Department of Psychiatry, WPIC 14. Course Name: Contemporary Issues in Mental Health Research Description: Anxiety Disorders Year: 1997 - 2002 No. of Times: 1-3 sessions To Whom: Pitt and CMU undergraduates selected for participating in an NIMH - funded research fellowship (Hussain Tuma, Ph.D., PI) No. of Students: 10 Where: Department of Psychiatry, WPIC 15. Course Name: Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT): Introduction Description: Principles of DBT as a general psychotherapy Year: 1996 No. of Times: 15 sessions To Whom: Some PGY III and IV Psychiatry residents, mixed group of faculty, staff, and community counselors No. of Students: 26 students Where: Department of Psychiatry 16. Course Name: Anxiety Disorders Psychopharmacology Description: Seminar on medication use in anxiety disorders Year: 1996 No. of Times: 1 session

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To Whom: Graduate School of Nursing No. of Students: 10 students Where: University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing 17. Course Name: African American Research Forum Description: Seminar on race issues in women’s mental health Year: 1995-1997 No. of Times: monthly two hour seminar To Whom: Students and faculty, psychiatry, psychology and social work No. of Students: 10 Where: Department of Psychiatry 18. Course Name: Staff Development Program Description: Traumatic Grief Year: 2001 - 2002 No. of Times: yearly No. of Students: 75-150 Where: WPIC, Department of Psychiatry 19. Course Name: Complicated Grief Treatment Training Workshop Description: Traumatic Grief Year: 2002 No. of Times: 4-day training session To Whom: New York City Psychotherapists No. of Students: 30 Where: St. Vincent’s Hospital, New York City 20. Course Name: Complicated Grief Treatment Train the trainers Description: Training in administration and supervision of Traumatic Grief Treatment Year: March, 2003 No. of Times: 2-day training session followed by weekly telephone supervision x 1 year To Whom: New York State Psychiatric Institute Trauma Team No. of Students: 6 Where: New York City 21. Course Name: Complicated Grief Treatment Training Description: Recognition and Treatment of Traumatic Grief Year: September 2003 – April 2004 No. of Times: 2-day training sessions To Whom: Community psychotherapists No. of Students: 130 Where: New York City 22. Course Name: Complicated Grief Treatment Training – Project Liberty Description: Recognition and Treatment of Traumatic Grief Year: July – August 2003 No. of Times: 2 two-day training sessions To Whom: Enhanced Services Counselors No. of Students: 50 Where: New York City 23. Course Name: Introduction to Psychiatry Description: Anxiety Disorders Year: 2001- 2005

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No. of Times: 1 session/year To Whom: Second year Medical Students No. of Students: 144 Where: University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine 24. Course Name: Introduction to Psychiatry Description: Bereavement and Grief Year: 2005 No. of Times: 1 session/year To Whom: Second year Medical Students No. of Students: 144 Where: University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine 25. Course Name: Basics of Psychiatry and Neurology Description: Bereavement and Grief Year: 2004-2005 No. of Times: 4 sessions/year To Whom: Third year Medical Students No. of Students: approximately 30 per class Where: University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine 26. Course Name: Death and Dying Description: Preceptor for group discussion of bereavement and grief issues Year: 2004-2005 No. of Times: 1 session/year To Whom: First year Medical Students No. of Students: 30 Where: University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine 27. Course Name: Workshop on Bereavement and Grief Description: Overview of Research on Bereavement for Psychiatric Residents Year: April 2005 No. of Times: 1 session To Whom: Course registrants No. of Students: up to 50 Where: PGY I-PGY IV Residents, WPIC 28. Course Name: Introduction to Complicated Grief Treatment Description: APA course: Overview of Strategies and Techniques for CGT Year: May 2005, 2006 No. of Times: 1 session To Whom: Course registrants No. of Students: up to 50 Where: American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting 29. Course Name: Introduction to Complicated Grief Treatment Description: Overview of Strategies and Techniques for CGT Year: December 2005 No. of Times: 2 days To Whom: Course registrants No. of Students: 10 Where: New Jersey Association Mental Health 30. Course Name: Psychopathology and Wellness Description: Overview of psychopathology Year: 2006-present

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No. of Times: 14 sessions/semester To Whom: CUSSW second year Masters students No. of Students: Approximately 25 students per semester Where: CUSSW 31. Course Name: Interpersonal Psychotherapy Description: Introduction to IPT strategies and techniques Year: 2006-2008 No. of Times: 2 7-session courses/year To Whom: CUSSW second year Masters students No. of Students: 25 students per course Where: CUSSW 32. Course Name: Update on Anxiety and Depression Description: Advanced Seminar for Field Instructors Year: 2006 No. of Times: 2 3-hour sessions To Whom: CUSSW Field Instructors No. of Students: 20 students Where: CUSSW 33. Course Name: Psychopharmacology for Social Workers Description: Introduction to Psychopharmacology Year: 2007 No. of Times: 1 7-session course To Whom: CUSSW Masters students No. of Students: 9 students Where: CUSSW 34. Course Name: Understanding Efficacy Research Description: Introduction to randomized controlled trials in psychotherapy Year: 2008 No. of Times: 2 7 session courses To Whom: CUSSW second year Masters students No. of Students: 8 Where: CUSSW 35. Course Name: Adult Psychopathology Description: Overall view of the psychopathology demonstrated by patients with the major psychiatric conditions Year: 2008 – 2012 No. of Times: 2 7-session courses To Whom: CUSSW second year Masters students No. of Students: 20-25 Where: CUSSW 36. Course Name: Complicated Grief Treatment Description: Introduction to complicated grief and its treatment Year: 2010 - Present No. of Times: 2 7-session courses To Whom: CUSSW second year Masters students 37. Course Name: Introduction to Grief Therapy (online)

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Description: Build knowledge and skills for work with bereaved clients Year: Spring 2016 No. of Times: 1 7-week course To Whom: CSSW second year Masters students No. of Students: 15 38. Course Name: Introduction to Grief Therapy (online) Description: Introduction to working effectively with bereaved clients from all backgrounds Year: Fall 2016 No. of Times: 1 To Whom: CSSW second year Masters students No. of Students 15 39. Course Name: Intro to Complicated Grief Treatment (online) Description: Introduction to CG and CGT using a case-based approach Year: Spring 2017 No. of Times: 2 7-week courses To Whom: CSSW second year Masters students No. of Students: 30

II. Resident Supervision A. Department of Psychiatry, Cornell University Medical College Resident Supervision 1. Payne Whitney Clinic – Emergency Room, 1980-1983 Payne Whitney Clinic – Individual Psychotherapy Supervision, 1980- 2. 1990 B. Department of Psychiatry, W.P.I.C. Resident Supervision 1. W.P.I.C. – Individual Psychotherapy Supervision, 1992-1995 Acting Medical Director, W.P.I.C. Women in Transition Inpatient Unit, 2. 1993 Individual and group supervision in anxiety disorders treatment, 1992- 3. 2000 4. Individual research supervision and mentorship, 1994-2000 C. Department of Psychiatry, Columbia University Resident Supervision 1. Individual Psychotherapy Supervision, 2006-Present III. Pre and Post-Doctoral Students Supervise in preceptor-directed research leading to national meeting presentation, peer-review publication and/or extramural grant support A. Pre-Doctoral Students 1. Donna Polumbo, 1989 New School for Social Research psychology student 2. Judith Birnbaum, 1990 Cornell University medical student 3. Briggett Ford, 1995 Ph.D. Candidate, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh,

NIMH Council on Social Work Education Minority Research Fellowship Award 4. Jack Cahalane, 1996 Ph.D. Candidate, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh 5. Carrie Masia, 1998 Ph.D. Candidate, School of Psychology, West Virginia University 6. Scott Spaulding, 1998 Ph.D. Candidate, School of Psychology, West Virginia

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7. Carl W. Lejuez, 1999 Ph.D. Candidate, School of Psychology, West Virginia

University 8. Ken Ruggerio, 2000 Ph.D. Candidate, School of Psychology, West Virginia University 9. Michael Zvolensky, 2000 Ph.D. Candidate, School of Psychology, West Virginia University 10. Michelle Heffner, 2000 Ph.D. Candidate, School of Psychology, West Virginia University 11. Carlos Rosales, 1999, Medical Student, University of Pittsburgh 12. Nadine Melhem, 1999-2002, Ph.D. Candidate, School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh 13. Vijaya Manicavasagar, 1998, Dissertation Committee , Ph.D. Candidate, University of New South Wales Australia 14. Laura Kirsten, 2002, Dissertation Committee, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Wollongong Australia 15. Soyoung Im, 2001-2002, Medical Student, University of Pittsburgh 16. Stephanie Wilsey, Ph.D Candidate, University of Pittsburgh 17. Jennifer Manuel, Ph.D. Candidate, Columbia University School of Social Work (2006- 2008) 18. Jennifer Kenney, Ph.D. Candidate, Columbia University School of Social Work (2007) 19. Mitsuaki Andrew Tomita, Ph.D. Candidate, Columbia University School of Social Work (2007) 20. Steven Grillo, Ph.D. Candidate, Columbia University School of Social Work (2007) 21. Angela Ghesquire, Ph.D. Candidate, Columbia University School of Social Work (2008–2012) 22. Kim Glickman, Ph.D. Candidate, Columbia University School of Social Work (2010– 2013)

B. Post-Doctoral Students 1. Jonathon Polan, M.D., Cornell University Medical College psychiatric resident, 1982- 83 2. Katherine Friedman, M.D., Cornell University Medical College psychiatric resident, 1983-84 3. Donna Moreau, M.D., Cornell University Medical College psychiatric resident, 1984- 85 4. Judith Lusic, M.D., Cornell University Medical College psychiatric resident, 1985-86 5. Ann Sellew, M.D., Cornell University Medical College psychiatric resident, 1986-87 6. Julie Low, M.D., Cornell University Medical College psychiatric resident, 1986-87 7. Roger Cambor, M.D., Cornell University Medical College psychiatric resident, 1987- 1988 8. Frederick Busch, M.D., Cornell University Medical College research fellow, 1990- 1991 9. William Apfeldorf, M.D., Cornell University Medical College research fellow, 1991- 1992

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10. Marylene Cloitre, Ph.D., Cornell University Medical College research fellow, 1990- 1992 11. Leora Heckelman, Ph.D., Cornell University Medical College research fellow, 1990- 1992 12. Amy Block, M.D., Cornell University Medical College psychiatric resident, 1991- 1992 13. Jeffrey Randall, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh NIMH post-doctoral psychology fellow, 1992-1993, NIMH post-doctoral psychiatry fellow, 1993-1995 14. Ulrike Feske, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh NIMH post-doctoral psychiatry fellow, 1996- 1999 15. Maureen Salopek, M.D., University of Pittsburgh Psychiatric Resident, 1996 16. Catherine Greeno, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh, Women’s Initiatives in Services Effectiveness, (WISE) junior investigator, 1995-1999 17. Eric Lenze, M.D., University of Pittsburgh, Anxiety Disorders in the Elderly, 1999- 2001 18. Ariel Gildengers, M.D., University of Pittsburgh, Medication Treatment of Traumatic Grief, 2000-2001 19. Anne Germain, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh, Sleep and Nightmares in Traumatic Grief, 2001-2005 20. Nadine Melhem, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh, Traumatic Grief, 2001-2002 21. Seema Malhotra, M.D., University of Pittsburgh, Women and Depression, 2001-2002 22. Jill Cyranowski, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh, Separation Anxiety, 1997-1999 IV. Junior Faculty Mentorship 1. Rona Pasternak, M.D., Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh, Women’s Initiatives in Services Effectiveness (WISE) junior faculty award 1995-1996 2. Oommen Mammen M.D. Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh, Women’s Initiatives in Services Effectiveness (WISE) junior faculty award 1995-1997 3. Holly Prigerson Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh, Study of recognition and treatment of bereavement related psychopathology 1994- 1997 4. Charlotte Brown Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh, Scientist Development Award: Minor depression: Psychosocial treatment in primary care 1995-1998 5. Susanna Choi M.D., Assistant Professor in Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh, study of contraceptive use in psychiatric patients 1996 6. Bernadette Fletcher M.S.W., Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh, social work study of readiness to change in psychiatric patients 1995-1998 7. Sara Scholle Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh, women’s health services studies 1995-1998 8. Holly Swartz, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh, Treatment of Depression in Mothers Who Bring Children for Treatment, 1999-2005 9. Jill Cyranowski, Ph.D., Research Instructor in Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh, 1999-2001, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh, Separation Anxiety, 2001-2005

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10. Eric Lenze, M.D., Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh, Anxiety Disorders in the Elderly , 2001-2005 11. Frances Wren, M.D., Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Stanford University, Anxiety Disorders in Pediatric Primary Care, 2000-2002 12. Barbara Milrod, M.D., Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Cornell University, Psychodynamic Treatment of Panic Disorder, 1999-2002 13. Ann Mitchell, RN, Associate Professor of Nursing, University of Pittsburgh, Early intervention for Suicide-related Bereavement, 2000-2001 14. Allan Zuckoff Ph.D. Instructor in Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh, Development of an Integrated Treatment for Traumatic Grief and Substance Abuse, 2001-2003 15. Ariel Lang, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, San Diego University, Anxiety Disorders in Primary Care, 2001 16. Naomi Simon, M.D., Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard University, Treatment of Refractory Panic Disorder, 2001-2003; Traumatic Grief Treatment Pilot Study, 2003 17. Rebecca Drayer, M.D., Assistant Professor of Medicine, University of Pittsburgh, Anxiety Disorders in Medical Patients, 2001-2002 18. Randy Hebert, M.D. Assistant Professor of Medicine, University of Pittsburgh, Spirituality in Bereavement and Grief, 2002-2004 19. Karen Schmidt Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychiatry University of Pittsburgh, Facial Expression of Emotions in Bereavement and Complicated Grief, 2004-2005 20. Kati Szanto M.D. Assistant Professor of Psychiatry University of Pittsburgh, Suicidality and Complicated Grief, Adaptation of Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Elderly Suicidal Patients, 2004-2005 21. Michelle Ballan Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Social Work, Columbia University Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Mild-moderate mental retardation, 2006 - present 22. Maria Yellow Horse Brave Heart, Professor of Social Work, Columbia University, American Indian and Other Indigenous Intergenerational Trauma, 2006-2007 23. Dana Lizardi, Assistant Professor of Social Work, Columbia University, Reasons for living and future suicide attempt risk, 2006-2007 24. Fang-pei Chen, Assistant Professor of Social Work, Columbia University, Currently developing her research topic, 2006-2007 V. Other Teaching Activities Clerkship Director in Psychiatry, Cornell University Medical College 1982-1983 Coordinator, Resident Psychotherapy Track, Cornell University Medical 1984-1990 College Member, Resident Education Committee, Cornell University Medical College 1987-1992 Coordinator, Resident Research Tract, Cornell University Medical College 1990-1992 Director, Minicourse on Treatment of Traumatic Grief, New York City January 2002 Consortium for Response to 9-11 Traumatic Grief Therapy Training, Yale University, New Haven, CT 2001 Columbia University NYSPI 2003-2004 Project Liberty, NYC 2003

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MGH Hospital 2003-2005 Two-day tutorial on complicated grief treatment for Japanese Director of 2006 Trauma and Loss Center Complicated Grief Training Workshop, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, 2009 MB, Canada. Visiting Faculty for Resident Research Day, University of Manitoba, 2009 Winnipeg, MB, Canada. Special Advisor to the Army, Fort Hood, Texas. 2009 Workshop Presentation, “Complicated Grief Treatment.” NYU Silver School May, 2010 of Social Work, New York, NY. Webinar, “Lifting the Fog: An Introduction to Complicated Grief Treatment.” May, 2010 ADEC. Workshop, “Introduction to Complicated Grief and its Treatment.” ADAA March, 2011 Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA. Two-day workshop, “Introduction to Complicated Grief Treatment.” The April, 2011 Hospice Foundation, Dublin, Ireland. Workshop, “Introduction to Complicated Grief Treatment.” National Centre April, 2011 for Suicide Research and Prevention, Oslo, Norway. One half-day course, “Lifting the Fog: Complicated Grief and its Treatment.” May, 2011 APAA Annual Meeting, Honolulu, HI. Workshop, “Complicated Grief.” Canadian Forces Health Services. March, 2012 Oromocto, New Brunswick. Workshop “Bereavement related depression and complicated grief” ADEC, March, 2012 Atlanta, Georgia. 3/2012. Workshop “Introduction to Complicated Grief Treatment.” Kaiser- June, 2012 Permanente, San Diego. Workshop, “Complicated Grief Treatment for Disaster Mental Health June, 2012 Clinicians.” Sendai, Japan. Workshop, “Lifting the Fog: Introduction to Complicated Grief Treatment.” December, 2012 Columbia University School of Social Work, New York, New York. Workshop, “Introduction to Complicated Grief Treatment.” Pontificia December, 2012 Universidad Catolica de Chile, Santiago, Chile. Workshop, “Introduction to Complicated Grief Treatment.” ADAA Annual April 2013 Conference, Silver Spring, MD. Workshop. Stanford Child Trauma Group. Stanford, CA. May 2013 Workshop, “Lifting the Fog: Introduction to Complicated Grief Treatment.” May 2013 Columbia University School of Social Work, New York, New York. Workshop, “Introduction to Complicated Grief Treatment.” Preconference September 2013 Meeting XXVII World Congress of the International Association for Suicide prevention. Oslo, Norway. Workshop, “Complicated Grief Treatment: An Evidence Based Approach.” January 2014 Irish Hospice Foundation. Dublin, Ireland. Advanced Therapist Training. Irish Hospice Foundation. Dublin, Ireland. January 2014

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Therapist training program in Complicated Grief Treatment (CGT). January 2014 University of Oslo Institute of Clinical Medicine National Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention. Oslo, Norway. Workshop, “Lifting the Fog: Introduction to Complicated Grief Treatment.” February 2014 Depression and Anxiety Specialty Clinic (DASC). Chicago, Illinois. Workshop, “Introduction to Complicated Grief Treatment: An Evidenced- March 2014 Based Approach.” Preconference Meeting Australian Grief and Bereavement Conference. Melbourne, Australia. Webinar, “Epilepsy Mortality and Complicated Grief." ADEC. May 2014 Webinar, “An Introduction to Complicated Grief and Its Treatment.” ABCT. June 2014 Workshop, “Advanced Training in Complicated Grief Treatment.” Columbia July 2014 School of Social Work. New York, New York. Workshop, “Introduction to Complicated Grief Treatment.” Voices of September 2014 September 11th, 13th Annual Day of Remembrance Information Forum. New York, New York. Webinar, “Grief: The Story of Love After Loss.” ADEC. October 2014 Workshop, “Introduction to Complicated Grief Treatment.” Columbia School January 2015 of Social Work. New York, New York. Workshop, “Advanced Training in Complicated Grief Treatment.” Columbia February 2015 School of Social Work. New York, New York. Webinar, "Getting Help for Complicated Grief." Anxiety and Depression February 2015 Association of America. Webinar, "Ask the Expert: Katherine Shear." Association for Death February 2015 Education and Counseling. Workshop, “Introduction to Complicated Grief and Complicated Grief Treatment.” Columbia School of Social Work. New York, New York. April 2015 Workshop, “Complicated Grief Treatment Principles and Procedures.” Columbia School of Social Work, New York, New York June 2015 Workshop, “Complicated Grief: Clinical Assessment and Evidence-Based Treatment.” Irish Hospice Foundation, Dublin, Ireland June 2015 Workshop, “Introduction to Complicated Grief and Complicated Grief Treatment.” Columbia School of Social Work. New York, New York. September 2015 Workshop, “Complicated Grief Treatment Principles and Procedures.” Columbia School of Social Work, New York, New York October 2015 Workshop, “Introduction to CGT: An Evidence-Based Approach.” The Ecumenical Center for Education, Counseling, Health, San Antonio, Texas October 2015 Workshop, “Level 1: Complicated Grief.” Columbia School of Social Work, New York, New York January 2016 Workshop, “Level 2: Complicated Grief Treatment.” February 2016

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Workshop, Complicated Grief, University of Oslo Institute of Clinical Medicine National Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention. Oslo, May 2016 Norway.

Webinar, “Complicated Grief Therapy: The Basics.” Australian Centre for September 2016 Grief and Bereavement, 9/2016 Workshop, “Understanding Complicated Grief: Definition Assessment and Treatment”, Bereavement Ontario Network, Geneva Park, Orillia, Canada October 2016

Webinar, “Revisiting Loss and Restoration.” Association for Death Education October 2016 and Counseling.

Webinar, “Complicated Grief and Its Treatment.” Goodtherapy. October 2016

Workshop, “Level 2: Learn to do CGT.” Columbia School of Social Work, New York, NY February 2017 Workshop, “Complicated Grief: A Workshop for Professionals.” Mission Hospice, San Mateo, CA March 2017 Workshop, “Level 1:Help people live with loss.” Columbia School of Social Work, New York, NY May 2017 Workshop, “Level 2: Treat complicated grief.” Catholic Charities, Oakland, CA. July 2017 Masterclass, “Complicated Grief Treatment.” Edinburgh, Scotland. October 2017 Study day, “Complicated Grief.” Child Bereavement UK. London, England. October 2017 10/2017

Workshop, “Level 2: Treat complicated grief.” Mission Hospice. San Mateo, November 2017 CA.

Webinar, “Complicated Grief and Its Treatment.” United States Department January 2018 of Veterans Affairs.

Workshop, “Level 1: Help people live with loss.” Mission Hospice. San March 2018 Mateo, CA.

Workshop, “CGT.” Sorg Center. Copenhagen, DK. September 2018 Masterclass, “CGT.” London, UK. September 2018 Workshop, “Complicated Grief and Its Treatment.” NJ-ACT. Kenilworth, NJ. September 2018 Workshop, “Level 2: Treat complicated grief.” Center for Complicated Grief. October 2018 New York, NY.

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Webinar, “Understanding and Addressing the Needs of Bereaved Military January 2019 Families: Part II: Evidence-based interventions.” Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS).

Workshop, “Level 2: Treat complicated grief.” Mission Hospice. San Mateo, January 2019 CA. Webinar, “Understanding Complicated Grief and Suicide Loss: Strengthening February 2019 Resilience.” American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Workshop, “Level 1: Help people live with loss.” Mission Hospice. San March 2019 Mateo, CA. Workshop, “Level 3: Advanced CGT Workshop.” Oslo, NO. March 2019 Webinar, “GriefSteps for Parents: A Free Digital Resource for Bereaved March 2019 Families.” Center for Complicated Grief. Webinar, “Beyond PTSD: Grief-informed Treatment after Trauma.” Henry June 2019 Jackson Foundation.

Research Principal Investigatorships: Years Source Grant Received Inclusive Grant Title RO3MH3899 1983-1984 Cardiovascular Reactivity in Panic Disorder NIMH ($50,000) Patients BRSG1184005 1985-1986 Naturalistic Study of Panic Disorder NIMH ($3,000) Minigrant 1985 Heart Rate Variability in Panic Disorder Upjohn ($10,000) Company Two center study 1988-1989 The Influence of Depression on the Treatment Ciba-Giegy ($120,000) of Panic Disorder Multicenter study 1988-1989 Efficacy of Clomipramine in Obsessive Lilly Research ($40,000) Compulsive Disorder. Follow Up Labs Multicenter study 1988-1990 Fluoxetine in the Treatment of Obsessive Lilly Research ($120,000) Compulsive Disorder Labs R01 MH42430 1988-1991 Efficacy of Cognitive Behavioral Treatment of NIMH ($277,262) Panic R01 MH45964 1989-1994 Multicenter Study of the Treatment of Panic NIMH ($653,869) Disorder Minigrant 1990-1991 Assessment of Addiction in Anxiety Disorder Upjohn ($20,000) Patients Compared to Substance Abusers Company 1991-1993 Psychodynamic aspects of Panic Disorder: I. Fund for Minigrant Study of Defense Mechanisms Psychoanalytic ($24,000) Research R01 MH50902 1993-1996 Psychological Treatment of Panic Disorder NIMH ($309,231) R24 MH53817 1994-1999 Treatment Effectiveness Studies in Women: NIMH ($2,479,047) Research Transition Grant Proposal

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1995-1999 Minority Supplement for Treatment NIMH R24 MH53817 Effectiveness Studies in Women: Pathways of ($310,881) Mental Health Care R10 MH45964 1995-1997 Multicenter Study of the Treatment of Panic NIMH ($259,896) Disorder Multisided study 1995 Fluoxetine vs. Placebo in Obsessive Eli Lilly ($88,299) Compulsive Disorders Relapse Prevention Multisite study 1996 Psychometric Properties of a Structured Pfizer coordinating site Hamilton Anxiety Scale $200,000 Minigrant 1996-1997 Fluxovamine in the Treatment of Late life Solvay ($42,000) Anxiety Disorders Multisite study 1996-1997 Paroxetine in the Treatment of Social Phobia Smith-Kline ($100,000) Beecham R24 MH56843 1998-2003 Caring for Mothers with Children in Mental NIMH ($1,685,238) Health Treatment Multisite Study 1999-2004 Treatment of Panic Disorder: Long Term NIMH R10 MH45964 Strategies ($2,211,419) 1998-1999 Testing of the Psychometric Properties of the Pfizer Grant Award Structured Clinical Interview for Panic- ($70,000) Agoraphobic Spectrum R01 MH60783 2000-2005 Traumatic Grief Treatment: A Randomized NIMH ($2,117,706) Controlled Study Administrative 2002-2004 Treatment Development for Traumatic Grief NIDA Supplement Treatment for Substance Users Grant Award 2003-2005 Open Treatment Study of Escitalopram for Forest ($125,000) Traumatic Grief Grant Award 2003-2005 Pilot Study of Escitalopram for Early Forest ($50,000) Bereavement-Related Depression Grant Award 2005-2006 Optimizing Effectiveness of Church-Based Staunton Farms ($40,000) Grief Management: A Partnership in Care Foundation R01 MH070741 2007-2013 Complicated Grief Treatment in Elderly Adults NIMH ($2,627,274) R25MH084786 2008-2013 Treating Children with Trauma: An Evidence- NIMH ($32,388) Based Curriculum 2009-2013 Optimizing Treatment of Complicated Grief in AFSP Multisite Study Suicide Bereaved ($89,990) Multisite Study 2009-2014 Optimizing Treatment of Complicated Grief NIMH R01MH060783 ($1,828,588)

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Multisite Study 2013-2015 Treating Complicated Grief in Suicide AFSP LSRG-S-172-12 Survivors ($15,054)

2015-2019 Grief-Focused Resilience Activities and CDMRP W81XWH-15-2-0043 Training for Surviving Families: An Online ($2,511,916) Selective Intervention for Bereaved Military Families Grant Award 2015-2018 Digital Strategies to Promote Resilience in NYLF ($800,000) Bereaved Families 1R41MH118126— 2019-2021 Online Training in Complicated Grief NIMH 01A1 Treatment ($250,000) Total Principal Investigator Grants Received: $18,496,976

Other Grants Years Received Inclusive Grant Title Source Grant Award Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene Video ($117,125) 2003-2004 CMHS – The Syndrome of Traumatic Grief Grant Award 2003-2004 Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene CMHS ($35,800) Counselor Training

Research Co-Investigatorships: Years Grant Received Inclusive Grant Title Source HT 2206-05 1984-1986 Etiologic Heterogeneity in Mitral Valve Prolapse Public Health Principal Investigator: Richard Devereux, M.D. Service

R01 MH38662 1984-1986 Development Psychopathology of Depression NIMH Principal Investigator: Daniel Stern, M.D.

MH 42969 1992-1997 Oculomotor Studies in Schizophrenia: Eye- NIMH Movement Studies in Anxiety Disorders Principal Investigator: John Sweeney, Ph.D. MHCRC 1993 Anxiety Disorders in Primary Care Seed Money Principal Investigator: Charles Schulberg, Ph.D.

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MH 52247 1995-2000 MHCRC for the Study of Late Life Mood Disorders NIMH Principal Investigator: Charles Reynolds, M.D. Clinical Core Principal Investigator: Benoit Mulsant, M.D. R24 MH 56620 1996 Patient Ecology, Adherence and Treatment NIMH Effectiveness Social Work Research Development Centers – Infrastructure Services Research 1996 Assessment of Overweight and Eating Disorders Seed Money Symptomatology and a Test of Feasibility of a Nutrition and Exercise Program at the Hill Satellite Center Principal Investigator: Catherine Greeno Ph.D. MHCRC 1997 Relationship Between Anger and Treatment Seed Money Nonadherence in Depressed Pregnant and Postpartum Women Principal Investigator: Oommen Mammen, M.D. Services Research 1997 Training Community Mental Health Therapists in Seed Money the Use of Prolonged Exposure Treatment for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder with Minority Clients: A Pilot Feasibility Study Principal Investigator: Ulrike Feske, Ph.D. R01 HS09731 1999-2003 Optimizing Treatment of Panic and Generalized NIMH Anxiety Disorders Principal Investigator: Bruce Rollman, M.D. 5R21MH061948-03 2001-2005 A Novel Therapy for Depression with Co-Occurring NIMH Panic Principal Investigator: Ellen Frank, Ph.D. P32 2003-2008 Preventative Treatment of Bereavement-Related NIMH Depression Principal Investigator: Timothy Monk, Ph.D. R01MH065376-02 2003-2008 Depression: The Search for Treatment-Relevant NIMH Phenotypes Principal Investigator: Ellen Frank, Ph.D. R01MH059395-05 2004-2009 Improving Quality of Primary Care for Anxiety NIMH Disorders Principal Investigator: Bruce Rollman, M.D. 5R01MH070547 2005-2010 Treatment of Generalized Anxiety Disorder in the NIMH Elderly Principal Investigator: Eric Lenze, M.D. 5R01MH072833 2007-2009 Complicated Grief Treatment for 9-11 Bereaved NIMH Individuals: A Pilot Study; Yuval Neria PI

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Invited Lectures: (Representative Listing)

1987-Present Multiple Grand Rounds Presentations – (Selected Topics) University of Missouri - "New Research in Agoraphobia and Panic" University of Kansas Medical School - "Update on Mitral Valve Prolapse and Panic" Payne Whitney Clinic - "Why Do Panic Patients Panic" York State Psychiatric Institute - "How do Mothers Block Panic Attacks" Memorial Hospital - "Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: A Clinical Overview" St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital - "Specific Phobia an Update" Payne Whitney Clinic - "Anxiety Disorders and Cardiovascular Disease" Payne Whitney Clinic; Why Do Panic Patients Panic? University of Pennsylvania - "Obsessive Compulsive Disorder" Cornell University - “Multicenter Treatment Study of Panic Disorder" Medical University of South Carolina - “Panic Disorder: A Psychological Perspective” Payne Whitney Clinic: Mentorship of Women in Psychiatry Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic- Anxiety Disorders Diagnosis: To Lump or Split? Columbia University - “Looking at Lives of Patients with Panic Disorder” Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic- "Multicenter Treatment of Panic Disorder" University of Michigan- "Treatment Studies in Panic Disorder" University of Maine- “Comparing Medication & Psychotherapy for Panic Disorder: Results of a Large Multicenter Study.” Cornell University- “Comparative Treatment of Panic Disorder” Portland, Maine- “Panic-Agoraphobic Spectrum: Concept & Evidence for Clinical Significance.” University of Michigan - “Comparing Medication and Psychotherapy for Panic Disorder” Cornell University, NY - “Comparative Treatment of Panic Disorder” Saint Francis Medical Center - “Traumatic Grief: Description of Syndrome of a New Treatment” University of Maine - “Panic-Agoraphobic Spectrum Concept and Evidence for Clinical Significance” Columbia University - “Traumatic Grief” University of Illinois - “Traumatic Grief: Treatment Approach” University of Washington – “Traumatic Grief and Its Treatment” University of New Jersey - “Grief and PTSD” University of San Diego, CA - “Working with Grief When Grief Isn’t Working” Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Mass – “Should Traumatic Grief be in DSM V”

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Rush-Presbyterian St Luke’s Medical Center – “What to do When Grief isn’t Working Memorial Sloan Kettering: Complicated Grief and its Treatment Columbia University Department of Psychiatry: Complicated Grief and DSM V Columbia University Department of Psychiatry, Child Grand Rounds, Complicated Grief

Treatment Memorial Sloan Kettering, Social Work Grand Rounds, Attachment, Loss and

Complicated Grief Columbia University Department of Social Work Devising Evidence Based Treatments: Complicated Grief as Example University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, Canada (6/09): Complicated Grief Treatment.

Montefiore Hospital, Bronx, New York (1/11): Complicated Grief Treatment. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan: Complicated Grief. April, 2012. New York University Department of Psychiatry (3/14): “Complicated Grief and its Treatment.”

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Zucker Hillside Hospital, Glen Oaks, New York (10/14): “Love, Loss and Grief.”

Columbia University School of Social Work Alumni (4/15): “Signs Your Client May Be Experiencing Complicated Grief.”

Mount Sinai-St. Luke’s (9/15): “Complicated Grief and Its Treatment.”

Payne Whiteny Clinic, Weill Cornell Medical Center (9/15): “Complicated Grief and Its Treatment.”

Westchester Division, Weill Cornell Medical Center Department of Psychiatry (9/15): “Complicated Grief and Its Treatment.”

Bronx Family Justice Center (2/16): “Complicated Grief: Recognition and Treatment.”

NorCal Columbia University Alumnae Association (3/16) “Can Apps replace psychopharmacology?”

Silver Hill Hospital. New Canaan, CT (9/16): “Complicated Grief and Its Treatment.”

Greenwich Hospital, Greenwich, CT (9/16): “Complicated Grief Treatment.”

Columbia University Medical Center, Hospice and Palliative Medicine, New York, NY (10/16): “Complicated Grief and Its Treatment.”

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York, NY (10/16): “Complicated Grief and Its Treatment.”

Hackensack Medical Center, Social Work Clinical Grand Rounds, Hackensack, NJ (3/17): “Complicated Grief and Its Treatment.”

Edinburgh Royal College of General Practitioners, Edinburgh, Scotland (10/17): “Complicated Grief and its Treatment.”

University of Colorado, School of Medicine, Denver, CO (04/19): “Diagnosis and Treatment of Prolonged Grief Disorder.”

1994-Present Multiple Other Invited Presentations Co-Chair, joint NIMH-MacArthur on Response Remission, Relapse and Recurrence in Panic Disorder, 1994 Conference on Methodological Issues, NIMH in the Investigation of Treatment of Chronic and/or Recurrent Anxiety and Mood Disorders, 1994 Conference on the Measurement of Change, Vanderbilt University, 1994 NIMH Assessment Standardization Conference for Dysthymic Disorder, 1994 Contemporary Issues in Guidelines on Women and Minority Populations: Special Emphasis on American Indians, 1994

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Conference on Long Term Treatment of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, University of New Hampshire, 1995 Conference on New Approaches to Clinical Services Research – NIMH, 1996 Member, PRIME-MD-Women Advisory Panel, Pfizer, 1996 NIMH Workshop on Late Life Anxiety, 1997 NIMH Workshop on Cognition and Anxiety, 1997 st ISITDBT - 1 Annual Meeting, 1997 Panel Discussant “Gender Differences in Psychopathology: Going Beyond the Data” 28th Annual AABT Convention, San Diego, CA "Comorbid Anxiety and Depression" Complicated and Treatment-Resistant Mood Disorders Conference, Pittsburgh, PA "Psychotherapy of Anxiety Disorders" New York State Office of Mental Health Seventh Annual Research Conference, Albany, NY "Non-Pharmacologic Treatments for Panic Disorder Patients: When, Where and How" Anxiety Disorders Association of America Conference, Pittsburgh, PA "Symptoms, Impairment and Quality of Life in an Adult Anxiety Disorders” Anxiety Disorders Association of America Conference, Pittsburgh, PA “Psychotherapy of Panic Disorder” The American Psychiatric Association Conference, New York City, NY “Efficacy of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy With and Without Psychotropic Medications in the Treatment of Social Phobia, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, and Panic Disorder,” The American Psychopathological Association Conference, New York City, NY The Effects of Trauma on Mental Health,” Boston, MA “Panic-Agoraphobic Spectrum & Mood Co-morbidity: Implications for Treatment,” Monte Carlo- Nice France “Overview of Social Anxiety Disorder,” Duke University, NC “Optimizing Treatment of Anxiety Disorders,” Society for the Exploration of Psychotherapy (SEPI) Washington, D.C. “Overview of Social Anxiety Disorders” Half-day Symposium, Duke University, NC “Using Psychotherapy to Augment Pharmacological Treatment of Anxiety Disorders,” Association of Clinical Psychopharmacology Annual Meeting, Kahului, Maine “Why Women Worry and What They Worry About” 18th Edition – Elegant Explanations for Exquisitely Elusive Enigmas, Madison, WI “Diagnosis and Treatment of Panic and Anxiety Disorders” Mood Disorders Symposium, Ankara, Turkey “Panic-Agoraphobic Spectrum” Anxiety Related Disorders and Psychosis, New York, NY “Identifying Post Traumatic Stress Disorder” Addressing the Symptom Cluster Triad: Diagnosing and Treating PTSD, Washington, D.C. “Research Update on Anxiety Disorders” NAMI National Conference, Washington DC

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“Anxiety Disorders – Meet the Expert” American College of Physicians -American Society of Internal Medicine Annual Session, Philadelphia, PA Presenter: Pre-Meeting Symposium on Traumatic Grief, International society of Traumatic Stress Studies, Baltimore, MD Presenter: PTSD Training Conference: Treatment for Traumatic Grief, New Orleans, LA Presenter: Women and Anxiety Disorders: Setting a Research Agenda. Anxiety Disorders Association of America, Washington, DC Presenter: Perspectives on Traumatic Grief & Traumatic Grief Treatment: A Randomized Controlled Trial, International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies, Chicago, IL Integrating Pharmacological and Psychosocial Strategies to Effectively Manage Anxiety Disorders in Primary Care. ADAA, New Orleans, LA Presenter: New Research in Late-Life Anxiety Disorder. AAGP, Baltimore, Maryland Anxiety Disorders in Women International Conference on Women’s Mental Health Presenter: Adult & Geriatric Mood & Anxiety Disorders, ACP, San Diego, CA Depression & Anxiety, North American Women’s Healthcare Forum Presenter: Bereavement Related Depression and Anxiety, APA, Atlanta, GA Presenter: Traumatic Grief & Its Treatment, APA, Atlanta, GA Presenter: Recognition and Treatment of Complicated Grief, APA, Atlanta, GA Presenter: Complicated Grief Treatment: A Randomized Controlled Trial, SPR, Montreal Presenter: International Society for Affective Disorders, Lisbon, Portugal Invited Presenter: Grief and Depression, South Carolina Psychiatric Assoc Invited Presenter: Prolonged Acute Grief Disorder: What it is and What to do about it, Madison, WI Presenter: “Traumatic Grief: Biological and Clinical Aspects” NIMH Workshop Close Relationships: Basic Science and Clinical Translation, Washington, D.C., 2001 Invited Presenter: Management of Bereavement, University of Texas at Galveston Assessment of Anxiety, NIMH Workshop on Assessment of Depression, Bethesda, MD, 2002 Workshop Leader Comorbidity of Depression and Anxiety, 2nd Worldwide Pfizer Neuroscience Consultants and Forum, Lisbon, Portugal, 2002 ADAA Conference on “Novel Treatment for Anxiety Disorders,” Washington, D.C., 2003 ADAA Conference on Women in Anxiety Disorders, 2003 ADAA Conference on Generalized Anxiety Disorder, 2004 New Jersey Association of Mental Health Disaster Preparedness Group Series of 3 3-hour presentations on Complicated Grief and its treatment Symposium Chair and Presenter: Bereavement in DSM V, American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, Canada

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Symposium Discussant: Psychotherapy Research, American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, Canada Presenter: Separation Anxiety as the Root of DSM IV Anxiety Disorders, Conference on Fear of the Other, Pisa Italy Presenter: Dimensional Aspects of Anxiety Disorders, DSM V Conference Presenter: CBT for Panic Disorder: Long term outcomes Society for Psychotherapy Research, Edinburgh Scotland Presenter, Complicated Grief and Bipolar Disorder and Complicated Grief Treatment Santiago Chile Symposium Discussant and Meet the Expert: Separation Anxiety, ADAA Annual Satellite Scientific Research Symposium and Annual Conference. Featured Speaker: Attachment, Loss and Complicated Grief, The American Society of Psychoanalytic Physicians Washington, D.C. Chapter and the Washington Psychiatric Society, Clinical Applications for Posttraumatic Stress Related Disorders, Washington, D.C. ADAA Conference on Anxiety Disorders in General Medicine, 2006 Massachusetts General Hospital Psychiatry Academy videocast, 2006 Invited Consultant, Pediatric Intensive Care Network. 4/2006. Invited Presenter, Complicated Grief and Adjustment Disorders: New Concepts and Controversies. Zurich, Switzerland, 7/2006. Invited Presenter, Dimensional Approaches in Diagnostic Classification: A Critical Appraisal APA/WHO/NIH Initiative, 7/2006. Presenter: Research that Matters-2007: Treatment of Complicated Grief. Association for Death Education and Counseling 29th Annual Conference, Indianapolis, Indiana. Keynote Speaker: Symposium on the Role of Traumatic Experiences and the Pathogenesis and Therapy of Depression, Freiburg, Germany Presenter: Workshop on Complicated Grief, Symposium on the Role of Traumatic Experiences and the Pathogenesis and Therapy of Depression, Freiburg, Germany Presenter: Fear, Anxiety, and Panic. Congress of the Italian Society of Biological Psychiatry, Naples, Italy. Presenter: “Pharmacotherapy of Bereavement-Related Depression” and “Pharmacotherapy of Complicated Grief.” U.S. Psychiatric and Mental Health Congress, Orlando, FL. Presenter: “Exploring the Interface of Bereavement and Depression.” Late Life Depression, Dementia, and Bereavement Conference. Pittsburgh, PA. Chair and Presenter: “Understanding Efficacy Research” ACP Pre-Meeting, Kaui, Hawaii. Presenter: “Complicated Grief Treatment” ADEC Pre-Meeting Course, Montreal, Canada. Presenter: “Grief Work” David Kupfer Festschrift Symposium, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 2008. American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Survivor Research Workshop, Conference Organizer, 2008 ADAA Conference on Strategic Planning, 2008

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Presenter: “Complicated Bereavement and Grief.” 2009 Geriatric Scholar Certificate Program. Upstate Medical University, Binghamton. Utica, NY. 10/2009. Presenter: “Diagnosis and Treatment of Complicated Grief.” 2010 Geriatric Scholar Certificate Program. Upstate Medical University, Binghamton. Utica, NY, 10/2010. ADAA Conference on Anxiety Across the Lifespan; Improving Diagnosis and Treatment of Generalized Anxiety Disorder symposium chair and speaker. Presentation on Generalized Anxiety Disorder in Women. Baltimore, MD. 2010 Keynote Address: “Attachment, Loss, and Complicated Grief.” Loss and Bereavement: Cultural Aspects of Grief Among Asian Americans conference. New York University School of Medicine, New York, NY, 10/2010. UTMB 15th Department of Psychiatry Annual Psychiatric Update: Bereavement Considerations in DSM-5, 4/2011. Plenary Speaker: “Complicated Grief in Suicide Survivors.” 7th National Conference on Suicide Prevention. Oslo, Norway. 4/2011. Keynote Speaker: 5th Annual Conference of the University of Louisville Depression Center. 10/2011. Advanced course, “Complicated Bereavement and Grief Therapy.” ADEC International Conference on Grief & Bereavement in Contemporary Society. 6/2011. Keynote lecture, “Cognitive-behavioral psychotherapies: Their heritage and future.” 15th World Congress of Psychiatry. Buenos Aires, Argentina. 9/2011. Public Presentation, “Understanding and Coping with Grief”; Keynote talk, “Psychotherapy for Complicated Grief”; Workshop, “Implementing Complicated Grief Treatment: A Practicum.” University of Kentucky. 10/2011. Presentation, “Caring for Mental Health in Japan post 3-11” Consortium for Japan Relief. 10/2011. Colloquium, Boston University Department of Clinical Psychology. Boston, MA. 4/2012. Keynote Speaker, “Pathways of Grief: Clinicians as Sherpa Guide.” ADEC 35th Annual Conference, Hollywood, CA. 4/2013 Master Clinician Session, “Introduction to Complicated Grief.” Anxiety Disorders Association of America Annual Meeting, April, 2013 Keynote Speaker, “Interventions in Bereavement.” IASR 2013 World Congress on Suicide. Montreal, Canada. 6/2013. Keynote Speaker, “Attachment, Loss and Complicated Grief: An Approach to Healing.” Twinless Twins Annual Conference. Los Angeles, CA. 7/2013. Presenter, “Recognizing Complicated Grief.” Stanford Palliative Care Seminar. Stanford, CA. 8/2013. Plenary Lecture. “Complicated Grief Treatment for Suicide Survivors.” World Congress of the International

Association for Suicide Prevention. Oslo, Norway. 9/2013.

Keynote Speaker, “Using Research in Treatment: Developing, Testing and Using Complicated Grief Treatment.” Australian Centre for Grief and Bereavement Conference. Melbourne, Australia. 3/2014.

Presenter, “Love, Loss and Grief.” The Valerie Fund 2nd Annual Educational Seminar. Maplewood, NJ. 4/2014.

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Presenter, “Building resilience for life-changing loss.” Pisa Days of Psychiatry and Clinical

Psychopharmacology 7th Annual Meeting. Pisa, Italy. 6/2014.

Presenter, “Telling and Listening to Stories of Death and Loss: Why do we do it?" Stenos, Vulnerabilita e Psicosi Conference. Siracuse, Italy. 6/2014.

Keynote Speaker, “The Mental Health Aftermath of 9/11: The Multiple Facets of Trauma.” Voices of September 11th, 13th Annual Day of Remembrance Information Forum. New York, New York. 9/2014.

Keynote Speaker, Ohio Suicide Prevention Conference. 5/2016

Presenter, Positive Psychology Meeting, Stanford University. Palo Alto, CA. 8/2016

Presenter/Facilitator, “Is Suicide Loss Always Complicated?” AFSP Our Journey Continues Conference. Chicago, IL. 9/2016

Keynote Speaker, “Grief: The Story of Love after Loss.” Grief in the 21st Century Conference, Hospice of the

Chesapeake. Arnold, MD. 9/2016

Presenter, “Complicated Grief and Its Treatment.” West Hudson Psychiatric Association. New City, NY. 4/2017

Presenter, “Reflections on my career path in academia as a clinician, researcher, and educator.” Women Faculty Group, New York State Psychiatric Institute. New York, NY. 5/2017

Presenter, “Complicated Grief.” Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai-St Luke's Roosevelt St. Luke’s, PGYIII. New York, NY. 5/2017

Keynote, “Treating Complicated Grief after Trauma.” Japanese Society for Traumatic Stress Studies. Tokyo,

Japan. 6/2017

Presentation/Panel Discussion, “Complicated Grief”. Voices of September 11th, 16th Annual Day of

Remembrance Information Forum. New York, New York. 9/2017. Keynote, “Complicated Grief & Its Treatment: Helping Bereaved Older Adults choose Option B.” University of Maine. Bangor, ME. 10//2017

Presentation, “Complicated Grief and Complicated Grief Treatment.” AFSP Research Summit. Henderson, NV. 11/2017

Faculty Research Presentation, “The Center for Complicated Grief: Our Research Agenda.” Columbia School of Social Work. New York, NY. 01/2018

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Resident presentation, “Complicated Grief and Its Treatment.” New York Presbyterian Hospital, Weill Cornell Medicine. New York, NY. 04/2018

Presentation, “Complicated Grief and Its Treatment.” Amygdala, Stress, and PTSD Conference. Bethesda, MD. 04/2018

Presentation, “Does Batman have Complicated Grief?” in “SuperHero Grief Explored By a Super Grief Panel: The Origin of Batman.” 40th Annual Conference of the Association for Death Education and Counseling.

Pittsburgh, PA. 04/2018

Presentation, “An Update on Geriatric Life Transitions: New Challenges for Older Adults.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. New York, NY. 05/2018

Presentation, “Complicated Grief in Suicide Survivors: Research Findings.” The Institute of Living – Hartford

Hospital. Hartford, CT. 09/2018. Presentation, “Complicated Grief in Suicide Survivors: Clinical presentation and Treatment Approach.” The

Institute of Living – Hartford Hospital. Hartford, CT. 09/2018. Keynote, “Understanding Complicated Grief and Its Treatment.” Sorg Center. Copenhagen, DK. 09/2018. Seminar, “Complicated Grief.” Stanford University, Palliative Care. Stanford, CA. 02/2019 Presentation, “Introduction to CGT.” Stanford University, Clinical Psychology. Stanford, CA. 03/2019. Seminar, “Grief and Adaptation to Loss.” Stanford University, Medicine. Stanford, CA. 05/2019 Presentation, “GriefSteps for Parents.” Stanford University, Early Life Stress and Anxiety Program. Stanford,

CA. 05/2019. Presentation, “Grief experiences: learning from literature.” Stanford University, Bioethics. Stanford, CA. 05/2019.

Other Research activities: Editor, Panic Disorder section in the Annual Review of Psychiatry, American 1987 Psychiatric Press Quality Assurance Monitoring Team: Alprazolam Discontinuation Study, The Upjohn 1989 Company Editorial Board, The National Panic/Anxiety Disorders Newsletter 1990-1997

Research Review Editor, Anxiety. Psychosocial Treatment and Basic Behavioral 1994-2000 Research Member, Spectrum Advisory Board, University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy 1995-2007 Member, Texas Medication Algorithm Project Advisory Group 1997-1998 Editorial Board, The American Journal of Psychiatry 1998-2002 Consultant, SAMSA Grant. Child Abuse & Traumatic Loss T/S Development Center 2001-Present Project Liberty Assessment Project Consultant, New York, NY 2002-2005 Data Safety Monitoring Board Meeting, Veteran’s Affairs Co-operative Study, 2002-2006 Psychotherapy for Women Veterans with PTSD, San Francisco, CA

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Author, Anxiety Disorders Section for Scientific American Web Medicine 2002 9-11 Fund Traumatic Grief Treatment Consultant 2003-2005 Consultant, American Board of Hospice & Palliative Medicine 2003-2005 Consultant, National Center for PTSD, Acute Bereavement Intervention 2003 Member, Research Agenda for the DSM-V: Gender Work Group 2003-2006 Member, DSMB for VA Cooperative Studies Project 2001-2005 Member, Editorial Board American Psychiatric Press (APPI) 2003-2005 Member, Intention Task Force for National Psychiatry Training Counsel 2004-2005 Founding Member, Dual Process Model Study Group 2005 Member, Association of Death Education and Counseling (ADEC) 2005-Present Invited Presenter: Research that Matters Series 2007 Member, International Society for IPT (ISIPT) 2005-Present Training Faculty ISIPT Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada 2007 Advisor, Carnegie Heroes Fund 2005-2006 Consultant, NIH Pediatric Intensive Care Network 2006 Chair DSMB Treatment Study of Hypochondriasis 2006-present Consultant, SBIR Application on Developing Training Methods for IPT, Drs. Susan 2007 Weismann and Kathy Slaughter Consultant to Dr. Yuval Neria, New York State Psychiatric Institute at Columbia 2007 University Medical Center. Treatment of Complicated Grief Post September 11th Expert Consultant to Dr. Ronald Kessler, Harvard Medical Center, EPI-Q, Primary Care 2007 – Present Screening Tool Development Project. Member, DSMB. Brian Fallon, M.D. Hypochondrias a Randomized Controlled Trial. 2007-2012 Member, DSMB CBT Augmentation of SSRI Treatment for Geriatric GAD. Julie 2008-2013 Weatherall, University of California, San Diego Associated Editor, Journal Watch Psychiatry 2007-Present Member of Editorial Board, Journal of Depression and Anxiety 2007-Present Nov. 2008 – Dec Member, NIH National Advisory Council for Complementary and Alternative Medicine 2012 Member, Advisory Board. Stephen Cozza, M.D. The Impact of Service Member Death 2010-Present on Military Families: A National Study of Bereavement. Advisor, DSM-5 workgroup on complicated grief and adult separation anxiety Present Member, WHO ICD11 Working Group on Mood and Anxiety Disorders May 2011-Present

Journal Reviewer Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases American Journal of Cardiology

American Journal of Psychiatry Archives of General Psychiatry

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Anxiety Disorders Psychosomatics Depression and Anxiety Biological Psychiatry Southern Medical Journal Psychiatric Services Journal of Clinical Psychiatry New England Journal of Medicine

Grant Reviewer Ad Hoc Reviewer, National Institute of Mental Health 1985-1992 Member, Treatment Assessment IRG, NIMH 1992-1997 Member, Health Reviewers Reserve, NIMH 1995-Present Ad Hoc Reviewer, Board of Scientific Counselors, Behavioral Endocrinology Branch, 1997 NIMH Ad Hoc Reviewer VA Cooperative 2002 Member, Interventions Review Committee, NIMH 2002-2006 Member, Research Grants Committee, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention 2007-Present

Pharmaceutical Company Advisory Board Member Glaxo 1994 Roche 1995-1997 Pfizer 1995-1998 Smithkline Beecham 1996-1998 Bristol Meyer Squibb 1996-1998 Novartis 1999 Parke-Davis 1999 2003-2004 Forest 2007 Service

Cornell University Medical College Chairperson, Media Committee, Payne Whitney Clinic 1981-1983 Associate Director, Outpatient Department, Payne Whitney Clinic 1983-1989 Psychiatric Consultant, Student Services, Cornell University Medical College and 1984-1986 Rockefeller University Member, Research Committee, Payne Whitney Clinic 1987-1992 Member, Research Fellowship Selection Committee, Payne Whitney Clinic 1987-1992

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University of Pittsburgh Member, Biomedical IRB 1993-1994 Member, Department of Psychiatry Academic Promotions Committee, Western 1992-2004 Psychiatric Institute and Clinic Member, Resident Selection Committee, Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic 1992-Present Review Committee Member and Mentor, NIMH Research Fellowship Training Grant 1993-Present Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic Member, Services Research Committee, Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic 1994-2000 Members, Outcomes Committee, Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic 1994 Member, Standing Committee for Non-Tenured Faculty Promotions and 1995-1998 Appointments School of Medicine, University of Pittsburgh

Columbia University School of Social Work Member, Committee on Academic Appointments 2008-Present Member, ADR-OSP Advisory Committee 2006-Present Member, Doctoral Committee 2006-Present Member, Doctoral Admissions Committee 2006-Present Member, Advanced Clinical Area Committee 2008-Present Member, Foundational, AGPP, Clinical Practice Area Committee 2009-Present Chair, Foundational, AGPP, Clinical Practice Area Committee 2010-2011

Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons IRB Ethics Advisory Board 2007-2012

Publications

Refereed Articles: 1. Amoroso, L.F., Shear, M.K., and Spiera, H. Multifocal fibrosis involving the thyroid, face and orbits. Arch Intern Med, 136: 221-223, 1976. 2. Shear, M.K., and Sacks, M. Digitalis delirium: Psychiatric considerations. Int J Psychiatry Med, 8: 371-381, 1977-1978. 3. Shear, M.K., and Sacks, M.H. Digitalis delirium: Report of two cases. Am J Psychiatry, 135: 109-110, 1978. 4. Shear, M.K. Chlorpromazine induced PIE syndrome. Am J Psychiatry, 135: 492-493, 1978. 5. Kocsis, J.H., Frances, A.J., Kalman, T.P., and Shear, M.K. The effect of psychobiological research on treatment outcome: A controlled study. Arch Gen Psychiatry, 38: 511-515, 1981. 6. Weisholz, S.J., McBride, P.A., Murray, H.W., and Shear, M.K. Quinacrine-induced psychiatric disturbances. South Med J, 75: 359-360, 1982. 7. Shear, M.K., Frances, A.J., and Weiden, P. Suicide associated with akathisia and depot fluphenazine treatment. J Clin Psychopharmacol, 3: 235-236, 1983.

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8. Shear, M.K., Brunelli, S.R., and Hofer, M.A. The effects of maternal deprivation and of refeeding on the blood pressure of infant rats. Psychosom Med, 45(1): 3-9, 1983. 9. Shear, M.K., Devereux, R.B., Kramer-Fox, R., Frances, A.J., and Mann, J.J. Low prevalence of mitral valve prolapse in patients with panic disorder. Am J Psychiatry, 141: 301-304, 1984. 10. Sweeney, J.A., Bulow, B., Shear, M.K., Friedman, R., and Plowe, C. Compliance and outcome of patients accompanied by relatives to evaluations. Hospital Community Psychiatry, 35: 1037- 1038, 1984. 11. Gitlin, B., Martin, J., Shear, M.K., Frances, A.J., Ball, G., and Josephson, S. Behavior therapy for panic disorder. J Nerv Ment Dis, 173: 742-743, 1985. 12. Gorman, J.M., Shear, M.K., Devereux, R.B., King, D.L., and Klein, D.F. Prevalence of mitral valve prolapse in panic disorder: Effect echocardiographic criteria. Psychosom Med, 48: 167- 171, 1986. 13. Devereux, R.B., Kramer-Fox, R., Brown, W.T., Shear, M.K., Hartman, N., Kligfield, P., Lutas, E.M., Spitzer, M.C., and Litwin, S.D. Relation between clinical features of the mitral prolapse syndrome and echocardiographically documented mitral valve prolapse. J Am Coll Cardiol, 8: 763-772, 1986. 14. Urquhart, B., Bulow, B., Sweeney, J.A., Shear, M.K., and Frances, A. Increased specificity in measuring satisfaction. Psychiatr Q, 58: 128-134, 1986-87. 15. Von Bulow, B., Sweeney, J.A., Shear, M.K., Friedman, R., and Plowe, C. Family satisfaction with psychiatric evaluations. Health Soc Work, 12: 290-295, 1987. 16. Shear, M.K., Kligfield, P., Harshfield, G.A., Devereux, R.B., Polan, J.J., Mann, J.J., Pickering, T., and Frances, A.J. Cardiac rate and rhythm in panic patients. Am J Psychiatry, 144: 633- 637,1987. 17. Friedman, C.J., Shear M.K., and Frances, A.J. DSM-III personality disorders in panic patients. Journal of Personality Disorders, 1: 132-135, 1987. 18. Weissman, N.J., Shear, M.K., Kramer-Fox, R., and Devereux, R.B. Contrasting patterns of autonomic dysfunction in patients with mitral valve prolapse and panic attacks. Am J Med, 82: 880-888, 1987. 19. Devereux, R.B., Kramer-Fox, R., Shear, M.K., Kligfield, P., Pini, R., and Savage, D.D. Diagnosis and classification of severity of mitral valve prolapse: Methodologic, biologic and prognostic considerations. Am Heart J, 113: 1265-1280, 1987. 20. Kennedy, S.L., and Shear, M.K. Prevalence of panic attacks in a nonclinical sample [Letter to the editor]. Am J Psychiatry, 145: 384-385, 1988. 21. Milrod, B., and Shear, M.K. Psychodynamic treatment of panic: Three case histories. Hospital Community Psychiatry 42: 311-312, 1991. 22. Shear, M.K., Fyer, A.J., Ball, G., Josephson, S., Fitzpatrick, M., Gitlin, B., Frances, A.J., Gorman, J., Liebowitz, M., and Klein, D.F. Vulnerability to sodium lactate in panic disorder patients given cognitive-behavioral therapy. Am J Psychiatry 148: 795-797, 1991. 23. Shear, M.K., Ball, G., Fitzpatrick, M., Josephson, S., Klosko, J.S., and Frances, A.J. Cognitive- behavioral therapy for panic: An open study. J Nerv Ment Dis, 179: 468-472, 1991. 24. Milrod, B., and Shear, M.K. Dynamic treatment of panic disorder: A review. J Nerv Ment Dis 179: 741-743, 1991. 25. Busch, F.N., Cooper, A.M., Klerman, G.L., Penzer, R.J., Shapiro, T., and Shear, M.K. Neurophysiological, cognitive-behavioral, and psychoanalytic approaches to panic disorder: Toward an integration. Psychoanal Inq 11: 316-332, 1991. 26. Clomipramine Collaborative Study Group. Clomipramine in the treatment of patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder: Arch Gen Psychiatry, 48: 754-756, 1991.

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27. Shear, M.K., Polan, J.J., Harshfield, G., Pickering, T., Mann, J.J., Frances, A.J., and James, G. Ambulatory monitoring of blood pressure and heart rate in panic patients. J Anx Dis 6: 213-221, 1992. 28. McBride, P.A., DeMeo, M.D., Sweeney, J.A., Halper, J., Mann, J.J., and Shear, M.K. Neuroendocrine and behavioral responses to challenge with the indirect serotonin agonist dl- fenfluramine in adults with obsessive-compulsive disorder. Biol Psychiatry, 31: 19-34, 1992. 29. Sweeney, J.A., Palumbo, D.R., Halper, J.P., and Shear, M.K. Pursuit eye movement dysfunction in obsessive-compulsive disorder. Psychiatry Res 42: 1-11, 1992. 30. Leon, A.C., Shear, M.K., Portera, A., and Klerman, G.L. Assessing impairment in patients with panic disorder: The Sheehan Disability Scale. Soc Psychiatry Psychiatr Epidemiol 27: 78-82, 1992. 31. Apfeldorf, W.J., and Shear, M.K. Caffeine potentiation of taste in panic disorder patients. Biol Psychiatry 33: 217-219, 1993. 32. Shear, M.K., Cooper, A.M., Klerman, G.L., Busch, F.N., and Shapiro, T. A psychodynamic model of panic disorder. Am J Psychiatry 150:859-866, 1993. 33. Leon, A.C., Shear, M.K., Klerman, G.L., Portera, L., Rosenbaum, J.F., and Goldenberg, I. A comparison of symptom determinants of patient and clinician global ratings in patients with panic disorder and depression. J Clin Psychopharmacol 13: 327-331, 1993. 34. Bloch, A.L., Shear, M.K., Markowitz, J.C., Leon, A.C., and Perry, J.C. An empirical study of defense mechanisms in dysthymia. Am J Psychiatry 150:1194-1198, 1993. 35. Keller, M.B., Lavori, P.W., Goldenberg, I.M., Baker, L.A., Pollack, M.H., Sachs, G.S., Rosenbaum, J.F., Deltito, J.A., Leon, A., Shear, M.K., and Klerman, G.L. Influence of depression on the treatment of panic disorder with imipramine, alprazolam and placebo. J Affect Disord 28: 27-30, 1993. 36. Leon, A.C., Shear, M.K., Portera, L., and Klerman, G.L. Effect size as a measure of symptom- specific drug change in clinical trials. Psychopharmacol Bull 29:163-167, 1993. 37. Marten, P.A., Brown, T.A., Barlow, D.H., Borkovec, T.D., and Shear, M.K. Evaluation of the ratings comprising the associated symptom criterion of DSM-III-R generalized anxiety disorder. J Nerv Ment Dis 181: 676-682, 1993. 38. Leon, A.C., Shear, M.K, Portera, L., and Klerman, G.L. The relationship of symptomatology to impairment in patients with panic disorder. J Psychiatr Res 27: 361-367, 1993. 39. Apfeldorf, W., Shear, M.K., Leon, A.C., and Portera, L. A brief screen for panic disorder. J Anx Dis 8: 71-78, 1994. 40. Pollack, M.H., Otto, M.W., Rosebaum, J.F., Sachs, G.S., Leon, A., Shear, M.K., Deltito, J.A., and Keller, M.B. Anxiety psychopathology predictive of outcome in patients with panic disorder and depression treated with imipramine, alprazolam, or placebo. J Affect Disord 30: 273-281, 1994. 41. Shear, M.K., and Maser, J.P. Standardized assessment for panic disorder research: A conference report. Arch Gen Psychiatry 51: 346-354, 1994. 42. Shear, M.K., Pilkonis, P.A., Cloitre, M., and Leon, A.C. Cognitive-behavioral treatment compared with nonprescriptive treatment of panic disorder. Arch Gen Psychiatry 51: 395-401, 1994. 43. Cloitre, M., Shear, M.K., Cancienne, J., and Zeitlin, S.B. Implicit and explicit memory for catastrophic associations to bodily sensation words in panic disorder. Cog Ther and Res 18: 225- 240, 1994. 44. Shear, M.K., Randall, J., Monk, T.H., Ritenour, A., Tu, X., Frank, E., Reynolds, C., and Kupfer, D.J. Social rhythm in anxiety disorder patients. Anxiety 1: 90-95, 1994.

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45. Tollefson, G.D., Rampey, A.H., Potvin, J.H., Jenike, M.A., Rush, A.J., Kominguez, R.A., Koran, L.M., Shear, M.K., Goodman, W., and Genduso, L.A. A multicenter investigation of fixed-dose fluoxetine in the treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder. Arch Gen Psychiatry 51: 559-567, 1994. 46. Busch, F.N., Shear, M.K., Cooper, A.M., Shapiro, T., and Leon, A.C. An empirical study of defense mechanisms in panic disorder. J Nerv Ment Dis, 183: 299-303, 1995. 47. Prigerson, H.G., Shear, M.K., Newsom, J.T., Frank, E., Reynolds, C.F., Houck, P.R., Bierhals, A.J., Kupfer, D.J., and Maciejewski, P.K. Anxiety among widowed elders: Is it distinct from depression and grief? Anxiety 2:1-12, 1996. 48. Brown, C., Schulberg, H.C., Madonia, M.J., Shear, M.K., and Houck, P.R. Treatment outcomes for primary care patients with major depression and lifetime anxiety disorders. Am J Psychiatry, 153: 1293-1300, 1996 49. Reynolds, C.G., Frank, E., Perel, J.M., Mazumdar, S., Dew, M.A., Begley, A., Houck, P.R., Hall, M., Mulsant, B., Shear, M.K., Miller, M.D., Cornes, C., and Kupfer, D.J. High relapse rates after discontinuation of adjunctive medication in elderly patients with recurrent major depression. Am J Psychiatry, 152: 1418-1422, 1996. 50. Shear, M.K., and Reynolds, C.F.Theme of current journal issue: anxiety disorders across the life span [editorial]. Anxiety, 2:205-209, 1996. 51. Prigerson, H.G., Shear, M.K., Bierhals, A.J., Zonarich, D.L., and Reynolds, C.F. Childhood adversity, attachment and personality styles as predictors of anxiety among elderly caregivers. Anxiety, 2: 234-241, 1996. 52. Mulsant, B.H., Reynolds, C.F., Shear, M.K., Sweet, R.A., and Miller, M. Comorbid anxiety disorders in late-life depression. Anxiety, 2:242-247, 1996. 53. Brown, C., Schulberg, H.C., and Shear, M.K. Phenomenology and severity of major depression and comorbid lifetime anxiety disorders in primary medical care practice. Anxiety, 2: 210-218, 1996. 54. Prigerson, H.G., Bierhals, A.J., Kasl, S.V., Reynolds, C.F. III, Shear, M.K., Newsom, J.T., and Jacobs, S. Complicated grief as a disorder distinct from bereavement-related depression and anxiety: A replication study. Am J Psychiatry, 153: 1484-1486, November 1996. 55. Weise, R.E., Shear, M.K., and Maser, J.D. On the need for standardization in panic disorder treatment research: Survey of the literature, 1980-1992. Anxiety 2: 257-264, 1996. 56. Prigerson, H.G., Bierhals, A.J., Kasl, S.V., Reynolds, C.F. III, Shear, M.K., Day, N., Beery, L.C., Newsom, J.T., and Jacobs, S. Traumatic grief as a risk factor for mental and physical morbidity. Am J Psychiatry, 154: 616-623, 1997. 57. Prigerson, H.G., Shear, M.K., Frank, E., Beery, L.C., Silberman, R., Prigerson, J., and Reynolds, C.F.Traumatic grief: A case of loss-induced trauma. Am J Psychiatry, 154: 1003-1009, 1997. 58. Tu, X.M., Kowalski, J., Randall, J., Mendoza-Blanco, J., Shear, M.K., Monk, T.H., Frank, E., and Kupfer, D.J. Generalized covariance-adjusted discriminants: Perspective and application. Biometrics, 53: 900-909, 1997. 59. Opdyke, K.S., Reynolds, C.F., Begley, A.E., Buysse, D.J., Dew, M.A., Frank, E., Mulsant, B.H., Shear, M.K., Mazumdar, S., and Kupfer, D.J. The effect of continuation treatment on residual symptoms in late-life depression: How well is “well”? Depression 4: 312-319, 1997. 60. Shear, M.K., Brown, T.A., Barlow, D.H., Money, R., Sholomskas, D., Woods, S., Gorman, J.M., and Papp, L.A. The multicenter collaborative panic disorder severity scale. Am J Psychiatry 154: 1571-1575, 1997. 61. Mammen, O.K., Shear, M.K., Jennings, K., and Popper, S. Case study: Ego-dystonic anger attacks in mothers of young children. J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry 36: 1374-1377, 1997. 62. M arcus, S.C., Olfson, M., Pincus, H.A., Shear, M.K. and Zarin, D.A. Self-reported anxiety, general medical conditions, and disability bed days. Am J Psychiatry 154:1766-1768, 1997.

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63. Clark, D.B., Feske, U., Masia, C.L., Spaulding, S.A., Brown, C., Mammen O.K., and Shear. M.K. Systematic assessment of social phobia in clinical practice. Depression and Anxiety 6:47-61, 1997. 64. Cassano, G.B., Michelini, S., Shear, M.K., Coli, E., Maser, J.D., and Frank, E. The panic- agoraphobic spectrum: a descriptive approach to the assessment and treatment of subtle symptoms. Am J Psychiatry154:27-38, 1997. 65. Hofmann, S.G., Barlow, D.H., Papp, L.A., Detweiler, M.F., Ray, S.E., Shear, M.K., Woods, S.W. and Gorman, J.M. Pretreatment attrition in a comparative treatment outcome study on panic disorder. Am J Psychiatry 155: 43-47, 1998. 66. Pasternak, R., Rosenweig, A., Booth B., Fox A., Morycz, R., Mulsant B., Sweet R., Zubenko G.S., Reynolds, C.F. III., and Shear, M.K. Morbidity of homebound vs. inpatient elderly psychiatric patients. Int Psychogeriatr 10:117-125, 1998. 67. Zygmont, M., Prigerson, H.G., Houck, P.R., Miller, M.D., Shear, M.K., Jacobs, S., and Reynolds, C.F. A post-hoc comparison of paroxetine and nortriptyline for traumatic grief. J Clin Psychiatry 59:241-245, 1998. 68. Cassano, G.B., Michelini, S., Shear, M.K., Coli, E., Maser, J.D., and Frank, E. Lo Spettro panico-agorafobico: un modello per la valutazione e per il trattamento dei quadri subclinici. Giorn Ital Psicopat1:18-32, 1998. 69. Frank, E., Cassano, G.B., Shear, M.K., Rotondo,A., Dell-Osso,L., Mauri, M., Maser, J., and Grochocinski, V. The spectrum model: A more coherent approach to the complexity of psychiatric symptomatology. CNS Spectrums 3: 23-34, 1998. 70. Miniati, M., Mauri, M., Dell-Osso, L., Pini, S., Mengali, F., Shear, M.K., Maser, J., Grochocinski, V., Frank, E., and Cassano, G.B. Panic-agoraphobic spectrum and cardiovascular disease. CNS Spectrums 3: 58-62, 1998. 71. Fagiolini, A., Shear, M.K., Cassano, G.B., and Frank, E. Is lifetime separation anxiety a manifestation of panic spectrum? CNS Spectrums 3: 63-72, 1998. 72. Cassano, G.B., Rotondo, A., Maser, J.D., Shear, M.K., Frank, E., Mauri, M., and Dell'Osso, L. The panic-agoraphobic spectrum: Rationale, assessment and clinical usefulness. CNS Spectrums 3:35-48, 1998. 73. Feske, U., Frank, E., Kupfer, D.J., Shear, M.K., and Weaver, E. Anxiety as a predictor of response to interpersonal psychotherapy for recurrent major depression: An exploratory investigation. Depression and Anxiety 8:135-141, 1998. 74. Thompson, D.S., and Shear, M.K. Psychiatric disorders and gynecological oncology: A review of the literature. Gen Hosp Psychiatry 20:241-247,1998 75. Woods, S.W., Shear, M.K., Gorman, J.M., Barlow, D.H., Goddard, A.W., and Cohen, J. Efficient allocation of patients to treatment cells in clinical trials with more than two treatment conditions. Am J Psychiatry 155 (10): 1446-1448, 1998. 76. Grilo, C.M., Money, R., Barlow, D.H., Goddard, A.W., Gorman, J.M., Hofmann, S.G., Papp, L.A., Shear, M.K., and Woods, S.W. Pre-treatment patient factors predicting attrition from a multicenter randomized controlled treatment study for panic disorder. Compr Psychiatry 39(6): 323-332, 1998. 77. Hofmann S.G., Shear, M.K., Barlow, D.H., Gorman, J.M., Hershberger, D., Patterson, M., and Woods, S.W. Effects of panic disorder treatments on personality disorder characteristics. Depression and Anxiety 8(1): 14-20, 1998. 78. Shear, M.K., Clark, D., and Feske, U. The road to recovery in panic disorder: Response, remission and relapse. J Clin Psychiatry 59 (Suppl) 8:4-8, 1998. 79. Ballenger, J.C., Davidson, J.R., Lecrubier, Y., Nutt, D.J., Baldwin, D.S., den Boer, J.A., Kasper, S., and Shear, M.K. Consensus statement on panic disorder from the International Consensus Group on Depression and Anxiety. J Clin Psychiatry 59 (Suppl) 8:47-54, 1998.

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80. Brown, C., Shear, M.K., Schulberg, H.C., and Madonia, M.J. Anxiety disorders among African American and white primary medical care patients. Psychiatr Serv 50:407-409, 1999. 81. Prigerson, H.G., Shear, M.K., Jacobs, S.C., Reynolds, C.F., III, Maciejewski, P.K., Davidson, J.R.T., Rosenheck, R., Pilkonis, P.A., Wortman C.B., Williams, J.B.W., Widiger T. A., Frank, E., Kupfer, D.J., and Zisook, S. Consensus criteria for traumatic grief: A preliminary empirical test. Br J Psychiatry 174:67-73, 1999 82. Mammen, O.K., Shear, M.K., Pilkonis, P.A., Kolko, D.J., Thase, M.E., Greeno, C.G.. Anger attacks: Correlates and significance of an underrecognized symptom. J Clin Psychiatry 60:633- 642, 1999. 83. Greeno, C.G., Anderson, C.M., Shear, M.K. and Mike, G. Initial treatment engagement in rural community mental health center. Psychiatric Services 50:1634-1636, 1999. 84. Fagiolini, A., Dell’Osso, L., Pini, S., Armani, A., Bouanani, S., Rucci, P, Cassano, G.B., Endicott, J., Maser, J., Shear, M.K., Grochocinski, V.J., and Frank, E. Validity and reliability of a new instrument for assessing mood symptomatology: the Structured Clinical Interview for Mood Spectrum (SCI-MOODS). Int J Methods Psych Res 8:71-81, 1999. 85. Cassano, G.B., Frank, E., Maser, J., Shear, M.K., Rotondo, A., Mauri, M. and Dell’Osso, L. The panic-agoraphobic spectrum. Hum Psychpharmacol Clin 14:S38-S44, 1999. 86. Cassano, G.B., Banti, S., Mauri, M. Dell’Osso, L., Miniati, M., Maser, J.D., Shear, M.K., Frank, E., Grochocinski, V. and Rucci, P. Internal consistency and discriminant validity of the Structured Clinical Interview for Panic-Agoraphobic Spectrum (SCI-PAS). Int J Methods Psych Res 8:138-145, 1999. 87. Feske U., Shear, M.K. Progress in psychosocial assessment and treatment. Depression & Anxiety 9(1):32-43, 1999. 88. Cassano G.B., Dell’Osso, L., Frank E., Miniati M., Fagiolini A., Shear K., Pini S., Maser, J. The bipolar spectrum: a clinical reality in search of diagnostic criteria and an assessment methodology. Journal of Affective Disorder 54(3):319-28, 1999. 89. Cy ranowski, J.M., Frank, E., Young, E., and Shear, M.K. Adolescent onset of the gender difference in lifetime rates of major depression: a theoretical model. Archives of General Psychiatry Jan 57(1):21-7, 2000. 90. Wylie, M.E., Miller, M.D., Shear, M.K., Little, J.T., Mulsant, B.H., Pollock, B.G., and Reynolds, C.F. 3rd. Fluvoxamine pharmacotherapy of anxiety disorders in later life: preliminary open-trial data. Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry & Neurology, 13(1): 43-8, 2000. 91. Apfeldorf WJ, Spielman, LA, Cloitre, M, Heckelman, L, Shear, MK, Morbidity of comorbid psychiatric diagnoses in the clinical presentation of panic disorder. Depression Anxiety 12(2): 78- 84, 2000. 92. Lenze, E.J., Mulsant, B.H., Shear, M.K., Schulberg, H.C., Dew, M.A., Begley, A.E., Pollock, B.G., and Reynolds, C.F. 3rd. Comorbid anxiety disorders in depressed elderly patients. Amer J Psychiatry, 157(5): 722-728, 2000. 93. Feske, U.M., Frank, E., Mallinger, A.G., Houck, P.R., Fagiolini, A., Shear, M.K., Grochocinski, V.J., and Kupfer, D.J. Anxiety as a correlate of response to the acute treatment of bipolar I disorder. Amer J Psychiatry, 157:956-62, 2000. 94. Barlow D.H., Gorman, J.M., Shear, M.K., Woods, S.W. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Imipramine and Their Combination for Panic Disorder. A Randomized Controlled Trial. JAMA 283:2529-36, 2000. 95. Frank, E., Shear, M.K., Rucci, P., Cyranowski, J.M., Endicott, J., Fagiolini, A., Grochocinski, V.J., Houck, P., Kupfer, D.J>, Maser, J.D., and Cassano, G.B. Influence of Panic-Agoraphobic Spectrum Symptoms on Treatment Response in Patients with Recurrent Major Depression. Am J Psychiatry, 157(7), 2000.

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96. Shear, M.K., Greeno, C.G., Kang, J. Ludewig, D., Frank, E., Swartz, H.A., and Hanekamp, M. Diagnosis of non-psychotic patients in community clinics. Am J Psychiatry,157(4):581-587,2000. 97. Lenze, E.J., Mulsant, B.H, Shear, M.K., Schulberg, H.C., Dew, M.A., Begley, A.E., Pollock, B.G., and Reynolds, C.F. Anxiety disorders in depressed elderly patients. Am J Psychiatry, 157(5):722-728, 2000. 98. Milrod, B, Busch, F, Leon, A, Aronson, A, Roiphe, J, Rudden, M, Singer, M, Shapiro, T, Goldman, H, Richter, D, Shear, MK Open Trial of Brief Psychodynamic Psychotherapy for Panic Disorder: A Pilot Study, American Journal of Psychiatry, 157:1878-80, 2000. 99. Dell’Osso, L., Cassano, G.B., Sarno, N., Milanfranchi, A., Pfanner, C., Gemignani, A., Maser, J.D., Shear, M.K., Grochocinski, V., and Rucci, P. Validity and reliability of the Structured Clinical Interview for Obsessive-Compulsive Spectrum (SCI-OBS) and of the Structured Clinical Interview for Social Phobia Spectrum (SCI-SHY). Int J Methods Psych Res., 9:11-24, 2000. 100. Silverman, G.K., Jacobs, S.C., Kasl, S.V., Shear, M.K., Maciejewski,P.K.,. Noaghiul, F.S., and Prigerson, H.G. Quality of Life Impairments Associated with Diagnostic Criteria for Traumatic Grief. Psychological Medicine, 30(4):857-862, 2000. 101. Feske, U., Shear, M.K., Anderson, B., Cyranowski, J.M., Strassburger, M., Matty, M., Luther, J., and Frank, E. A Comparison of Severe Life Stress in Depressed Mothers and Non-Mothers: Do Children Matter? Depression and Anxiety, 13, 109-117, 2001. 102. Shear, M.K., Frank, E., Rucci, P., Fagiolini, D.A., Grochoscinski, V.J., Houck, P., Cassano, G.B., Kupfer, D.J., Endicott, J., Maser, J.D., Mauri, M., and Banti, S. Panic-Agoraphobic Spectrum: Reliability and Validity of Assessment Instruments (SCI-PAS), J Psychiatr Res 35:59- 66, 2001. 103. Cooke, A., and Shear, M.K. Clinical Case Conference: Treating Chronic Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in a 50 year old African American Woman. American Journal of Psychiatry, 158:866- 70, 2001. 104. Shear, M.K., Vander Bilt, J., Rucci, P., Endicott, J., Lydiard, B., Otto, M.W., Pollack, M.H., Chandler, L., Williams, J., Ali, A., and Frank, D.M. Reliability and Validity of a Structured Interview Guide for the Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale (SIGH-A). Depression and Anxiety, 13:166-178, 2001. 105. Huppert, J., Burfa, L., Barlow, D., Gorman, J., Shear, M.K., Woods, S. Therapists, Therapist Variables and CBT Outcome for Panic Disorder: Results From a Multi-Center Trail. Journal of Clinical and Consulting Psychology, 69:747-755, 2001. 106. Gorman, JM, Barlow, DH, Ray, S, Shear, MK, Woods, S, Merging the cognitive behavioral and psychopharmacological paradigms in comparative studies: controversies, issues, and some solutions. Psychopharmacological Bulletin 35(2): 111-124, 2001. 107. Shear, M.K., Zuckoff, A., Frank, E. The Syndrome of Traumatic Grief. CNS Spectrums, 6:339- 346, 2001. 108. Shear, M.K., Frank, E., Foa, E., Cherry, C., Reynolds, C., Vander Bilt, J., Masters, S. Traumatic Grief Treatment: A Pilot Study. American Journal of Psychiatry, 158:1506-1508, 2001. 109. Shear, MK Traumatic Grief Management in Primary Care, Primary Psychiatry, 8:56-60, 2001. 110. Melhem, N, Shear, MK, Rosales, C, Reynolds, C, Frank, E, Karageorge, J Comorbidity of Axis 1 Disorders in Patients with Traumatic Grief, Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, 62 (11):884-887, 2001. 111. Shear, MK, Houck, P, Greeno, C, Masters, S Emotion-Focused Psychotherapy for Panic Disorder (EFT), American Journal of Psychiatry, 158:1-6, 2001. 112. Shear, MK, Rucci, P, Williams, J, Frank, E, Grochocinski, V, Vander Bilt, J, Houck, P, Wang, T Reliability and Validity of the Panic Disorder Severity Scale: Replication and Extension (PDSS), Journal of Psychiatric Research, 35:293-296, 2001.

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113. Shekhar, A, McCann, UD, Meaney, MJ, Blanchaerd, DC, Davis, M, Frey, KA, Liberson, I, Overall, KL, Shear, MK, Teacott, LH, Winsky, L, Summary of a National Institute of Mental Health Workshop: Developing Animal Models of Anxiety Disorders, Psychopharmacology, 157:327-339, 2001. 114. Milrod, B, Busch, F, Leon, A, Aronson, A, Roiphe, J, Rudden, M, Singer, M, Shapiro, T, Goldman, H, Richter, D, Shear, MK A Pilot Open Trial of Brief Psychodynamic Psychotherapy for Panic Disorder, Journal of Psychotherapy Practice and Research, 10:239-245, 2001. 115. Lenze, E, Mulsant, B, Shear, MK, Alexopoloulos, G, Frank, E, Reynolds, C Comorbidity of Depression and Anxiety Disorders in Later Life, Depression and Anxiety, 14:86-93, 2001. 116. Shear, MK, “Sam”, American Journal of Psychiatry, 158:10, 1588-1589, 2001. 117. Houck, Patricia R; Speigel, David A; Shear, M. Katherine; Rucci, Paola. Reliability of the self- report version of the Panic Disorder Severity Scale. Depression and Anxiety. Vol 15(4) 2002, 183-185. 118. Dell’Osso, L, Armani, A, Rucci, P, Frank, E, Fagiolini, A, Corretti, G, Shear, MK, Grochocinski, VJ, Maser, JD, Endicott, J, Cassano, GB, Measuring mood spectrum: comparison of interview (SCI-MOODS) and self-report (MOODS-SR) instruments, Comprehensive Psychiatry 43(1): 69- 73, 2002. 119. Cyranowski, J, Shear, MK, Rucci, P, Fagiolini, A, Frank, E, Grochocinski, V, Kupfer, D, Banti, D, Armani, A, Cassano, G. Adult Separation Anxiety: Psychometric Properties of a New Structured Clinical Interview, Journal of Psychiatric Research, 36:77-86, 2002. 120. Hohmann, A, Shear, MK, Community-Based Intervention Research: Coping with the Noise of Real Life in Study Design, American Journal of Psychiatry, 159(2): 201-207, Feb 2002. 121. Dell’Osso, L, Rucci, P, Cassano, GB, Maser, JD, Endicott, J, Shear, MK, Sarno, N, Saettoni, M, Grochocinski, VJ, Frank, E. Measuring social anxiety and obsessive-compulsive spectra: comparison of interviews and self-report instruments, Comprehensive Psychiatry 43(2): 81-87, 2002. 122. Mundt, J, Marks, I, Shear, MK, Griest, J, The Work and Social Adjustment Scale (WSAS): A Simple Accurate Measure of impairment in Functioning, The British Journal of Psychiatry, 180:461-464, 2002. 123. Greeno, C, Anderson, C, Stork, E, Kelleher, K, Shear, MK, Mike, G, Return to Treatment After Assessment in a Community Child Mental Health Clinic, Psychiatric Services, 53:624-626, 2002. 124. Lenze, E, Mulsant, B, Shear, MK, Houck, P, Reynolds III, C Anxiety Symptoms in Elderly Patients with Depression: What is the Best Approach to Treatment? Drugs and Aging, 19 (10): 753-60, 2002. 125. Shear, MK, Cassano, GB, Frank, E, Ruci, P, Rotondo, A, Fagiolini, A, The panic-agoraphobic spectrum: development, description and clinical significance. Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 25: 739-756, 2002. 126. Cassano, GB, Frank, E, Miniati, M, Rucci, P, Fagiolini, A, Pini, S, Shear, MK, Maser, JD, Conceptual underpinnings and empirical support for the mood spectrum. Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 25: 699-712, 2002. 127. Harkness, K, Shear, MK, Frank, E, Silberman, R Traumatic Grief Treatment: Case Histories of Four Patients, Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, 63: 1113-1120, 2002. 128. Harman, J, Rollman, B, Hanusa, B, Lenze, E, Shear, MK, Physician Office Visits of Adults for Anxiety Disorders, Journal of General Internal Medicine, 17: 166-172, 2002. 129. Frank, E, Cyranowski, J, Rucci, P, Shear, MK, Fagiolini, A, Thase, M, Cassano, G, FRC Psych, Grochocinski, V, Kostelnik, B, Kupfer, D. Clinical Significance of Lifetime Panic Spectrum Symptoms in the Treatment of Patients with Bipolar 1 Disorder, Archives of General Psychiatry, 59: 905-911, 2002.

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130. Houck, P, Spiegel, D, Shear, MK, Rucci, P, Reliability of the Self-report Version of the Panic Disorder Severity Scale , Depression & Anxiety 15: 183-185, 2002. 131. Shear, MK Building A Model of PTSD, American Journal of Psychiatry 159: 10, 2002. 132. Swartz, H, Shear, MK, Frank, E, Cherry, C, Scholle, S, Kupfer, D, Supermarket Psychotherapy: A Pilot Study of Community Mental Health Care for Depression in a Supermarket Setting, Psychiatric Services, 53:1132-1137, 2002. 133. Shear, MK and Caroff, K. Traumatic Loss and The Syndrome of Complicated Grief, PTSD Research Quarterly, 13:1-8, 2002. 134. Lenze, E.J., Shear, K., Mulsant, B.H., Reynolds, C.F. Anxiety Disorders in Late Life: An Evolving Picture. CNS Spectr. 7(11): 805-810, Nov. 2002. 135. Shear , M. Katherine. "Community-based intervention research: Coping with the 'noise' of real life in study design": Reply. American Journal of Psychiatry. Vol 160(2) Feb 2003, 387. 136. Gorman, J, Martinez, J, Goetz, R, Huppert, J, Ray, S, Barlow, D, Shear, MK, Woods, S, The Effect of Pharmacotherapist Characteristics on Treatment Outcome in Panic Disorder, Depression and Anxiety, 17:88-93, 2003. 137. Rollman, BL, Belnap, BH, Reynolds, CF, Schulberg, HC, Shear, MK, A contemporary protocol to assist primary care physicians in the treatment of panic and generalized anxiety disorders. General Hospital Psychiatry, 25(2) 74-82, Mar-Apr 2003. 138. Ursu, S, Stenger, VA, Shear, MK, Jones, MR, Carter, CS, Overactive action monitoring in obsessive-compulsive disorder: evidence from functional magnetic resonance imaging. Psychol Sci, 14(4) 347-353, July, 2003. 139. Rollman, BL, Shear, MK, Depression and Medical Co-morbidity: Red Flags for Current Suicidal Ideation in Primary Care, Psychosomatic Medicine, 65 506-507, July/August, 2003. 140. Sbrana, A, Dell’osso, L, Impagnatiello, P, Doria MR, Spagnolli, S, Ravani, L, Cassano, GB, Frank, E, Shear, MK, Grochocinski, VJ, Rucci, P, Maser, JD, Endicott, J, Acceptability, validity and reliability of the Structured Clinical Interview for the Spectrum of Substance Use (SCI- SUBS): a pilot study, International Journal of Methods in Psychiatric Research, 12(2) 105-15, 2003. 141. Mauri, M., Borri, C., Baldassari, S., Benvenuti, A., Rucci, P., Cassano, G.B., Shear, M.K., Grochocinski, V., Maser, J.D. and Frank, E. Acceptability and psychometric properties of the Structured Clinical Interview for Anorexic-Bulimic Spectrum (SCI-ABS), International Journal of Methods in Psychiatric Research 9:68-78, 2003. 142. Rucci P, Frank E, Fagiolini A, Kupfer DJ, Shear MK, Dell’Osso L, Banti S, Mauri M, Grochocinski VJ, Maser JD, Endicott J, Cassano GB. Development and preliminary testing of the General 5-Spectrum Measure (GSM-V). Depress Anxiety 18: 109-117, 2003. 143. Lenze, E, Mulsant, B, Dew, MA, Shear, MK, Houck, P, Pollock, B, Reynolds III, C. Good Treatment Outcomes in Late-life Depression with Comorbid Anxiety, Journal of Affective Disorders, Journal of Affective Disorders 77: 247-254, 2003. 144. Lenze, EJ, Pollock, BG, Shear, MK, Mulsant, BH, Bharucha, A, Reynolds, CF, Treatment considerations for anxiety in the elderly. CNS Spectrum 8(12 Suppl 3): 6-13, 2003 145. Roll, D, Passarelli, V, Ray, S, Groman, J, Money, R, Woods, SW, Barlow, DH, Speigel, D, Shear, MK, Multicenter Comparative Treatment Study of Panic Disorder: Independent Evaluator Knowledge of Treatment. Neuropsychopharmacology 29(3):612-8 2004. 146. Huppert, J, Schultz, L, Foa, E Barlow, D, Davidson, JRT, Gorman, J, Shear, MK, Simpson, HB, Woods, SW Differential response to placebo among patients with social phobia, panic disorder, and obsessive-compulsive disorder, Am J Psychiatr 161(8):1485-7 2004. 147. Gardner, W, Shear, MK, Computerized Adaptive Measurement of Depression: A simulation study, BMC Psychiatry. 2004 May 6;4(1):13. Epub 2004.

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148. Milrod, B, Leon, AC, Shear, MK, Can interpersonal loss precipitate panic disorder? American Journal of Psychiatry 161(4): 758-579, 2004. 149. Swartz, H, Frank, E, Shear, MK, Fleming, M, Cherry, C A pilot study of brief Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Depressed Women, Psychiatric Services 55(4): 448-450, 2004. 150. Swartz, H, Shear, MK, Greeno, C, Sales, E, Sullivan, E, Ludewig, D Depression and Anxiety Among Mothers Bringing Their Children to a Pediatric Mental Health Clinic, Psychiatric Services 56(4)1077-8,3 2005. 151. Germain, A, Buysse, D, Shear, MK, Fayyad, R, Austin, C, Clinical correlates of poor sleep quality in posttraumatic stress disorder, J Traum Stress 17:477-484 2004. 152. Melhem, NM, Shear, MK, Reynolds, CF, Day, NL, Day, R, Brent, D, Traumatic Grief Among Adolescents Exposed to their Peer’s Suicide, American Journal of Psychiatry 161:1411-6 2004. 153. Cassano G Ruccio P Frank E Fagiolini A Dell’Osso L Shear K Kupfer D The Mood Spectrum in unipolar and biopolar disorder: arguments for a unitary approach Am J Psych 161:1264 – 1269 2004. 154. Shear K Integrating pharmacologic and psychosocial strategies to effectively manage generalized anxiety disorder and panic disorder. CNS Spectr. 2004 Jun;9(6 Suppl 13):9-14. 155. Monkul, ES, Tural, U, Onur, E, Fidaner, H, Alkin, T, Shear, MK. Panic Disorder Severity Scale: Reliability and Validity of the Turkish Version, Depression and Anxiety, 20:8-16 2004. 156. Cloitre M, Yonkers KA, Pearlstein T, Altemus M, Davidson KW, Pigott TA, Shear MK, Pine D, Ross J, Howell H, Brogan K, Rieckmann N, Clemow L. Women and anxiety disorders: implications for diagnosis and treatment. CNS Spectr. 2004 Sep;9(9 Suppl 8):1-16. 157. Sales, E, Greeno, C, Shear MK, Anderson, C, Maternal caregiving strain as a mediator in the relationship between child and mother mental health problems. Social Work Research 28(4): 211- 223, 2004. 158. Germain, A, Hall, M, Krakow, B, Shear, MK, Buysse, DJ. A brief sleep scale for posttraumatic stress disorder: Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index Addendum for PTSD. Journal of Anxiety Disorders, 19(2): 233-244, 2005. 159. Lenze EJ, Mulsant BH, Mohlman J, Shear MK, Dew MA, Schulz R, Miller MC, Tracey B, Reynolds CF: Generalized Anxiety Disorder in late life: longitudinal course and comorbidity with Major Depressive Disorder. American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry 77-80 2005. 160. L enze E Mulsant B Shear K Dew M Miller M Pollock B Houck P Tracey B Reynolds C Efficacy and Tolerability of Citalopram in the Treatment of Late-Life Anxiety Disorders: Results From an 8-Week Randomized, Placebo-Controlled Trial Am J Psych 162:146-150 2005. 161. Hebert RS, Lacomis D, Easter C, Frick V, Shear MK Grief support for informal caregivers of patients with ALS: a national survey Neurology 64(1):137-8 2005. 162. Shear K Frank E Houck P, Reynolds CF Treatment of Complicated Grief: A Randomized Controlled Trial, JAMA 293 (21): 2601-2608 2005. 163. Hicks TV, Barlow D, Leitenberg H, Gorman J, Shear MK, Woods S, Physical versus Mental/Social Catastrophic Cognitions as Prognostic Factors in Cognitive-Behavioral and Pharmacological Treatments for Panic Disorders, J Consulting & Clinical Psychology 73(3): 506- 514 2005. 164. Cyranowski, JM, Frank, E, Shear, MK, Swartz, H, Fagiolini, A, Scott, J, Kupfer, DJ, Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Depression with Panic Spectrum Symptoms (IPT-PS): A Pilot Study. Depression and Anxiety 21(3): 140-142, 2005. 165. Lenze EJ, Karp, JF, Mulsant BH, Blank S, Shear MK, Houck PR, Reynolds CF, Somatic Symptoms in Late-Life Anxiety: Treatment Issues. Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry and Neurology 18(2) 89-96, 2005.

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166. Frank E, Shear MK, Rucci P, Banti S, Mauri M, Maser JD, Kupfer DJ, Miniati M, Fagiolini A, Cassano GB, Cross-cultural validity of the Structured Clinical Interview for Panic-Agoraphobic Spectrum. Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology 40(4): 283-290, 2005. 167. Rishel CW, Greeno C, Marcus SC, Shear MK, Anderson C, Use of the Child Behavior Checklist as a Diagnostic Screening Tool in Community Mental Health, Research on Social Work Practice 15(3): 195-203, 2005. 168. Simon NM, Pollack MH, Fischmann BA, Perlman CA, Muriel A, Moore CW, Nierenberg AA, Shear K, Complicated Grief and its Correlates in Patients with Bipolar Disorder, Journal of Clinical Psychiatry 66: 1105-1110, 2005. 169. Deluca AK, Lenze EJ, Mulsant BH, Butters MA, Karp JF, Dew MA, Pollock BG, Shear MK, Houck PR, Reynolds CF: Comorbid anxiety disorder in late-life depression: Association with memory decline over four years. International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry 20(9): 848-854, 2005. 170. Germain A, Shear MK, Caroff K, Sleep Quality in Complicated Grief, Journal of Traumatic Stress 18(4): 343-346, 2005. 171. Rollman B, Herbeck Belnap B; Mazumdar S; Houck PR; Zhu F; Gardner W; Reynolds CF ; Schulberg HC; Shear MK. A Randomized Trial to Improve the Quality of Treatment for Panic and Generalized Anxiety Disorders in Primary Care. Arch Gen Psychiatry 62:1332-1341, 2005. 172. Drayer R, Zhu F, Mazumdar S, Reynolds CF, Belnap BH, Shear K, Rollman BL. Somatic Symptoms of Anxiety Worsen Outcomes in a Randomized Trial of Telephone-Based Care Management in Primary Care. Journal of General Internal Medicine 2005;20 (Suppl. 1):180. 173. Shear , Katherine. Symposium Monograph Supplement: Bereavement-Related Depression in the Elderly. CNS Spectrums. Vol 10(8) Aug 2005, 3-5. 174. Shear MK, Jin R, Ruscio AM, Walters EE, Kessler RC: Prevalence and Correlates of Child and Adult Separation Anxiety Disorder in the National Comorbidity Survey Replication (NCS-R). American Journal of Psychiatry June 2006. 175. Shear MK, Shair H, Attachment, Loss and Complicated Grief Dev Psychobiology 47: 253-267 2005. 176. Shear , Katherine. Commentary on "Integrating the psychoanalytic and neurobiological views of panic disorder." Neuro-Psychoanalysis. Vol 7(2) 2005, 162-163. 177. Lenze, Eric J; Mulsant, Benoit H; Shear, M. Katherine; Dew, Mary Amanda; Miller, Mark D; Pollock, Bruce G; Reynolds, Charles F III. "Conclusions Inconsistent With Results With Citalopram": Reply. American Journal of Psychiatry. Vol 162(11) Nov 2005, 2196-2197. 178. Monk, TH, Houck, PM, Shear, MK. The Daily Life of Complicated Grief Patients – What Gets Missed, What Gets Added? Death Studies 30:77-85 2006. 179. Rollman, Bruce L; Belnap, Bea Herbeck; Mazumdar, Sati; Zhu, Fang; Kroenke, Kurt; Schulberg, Herbert C; Shear, M. Katherine. Symptomatic Severity of Prime-MD Diagnosed Episodes of Panic and Generalized Anxiety Disorder in Primary Care. Journal of General Internal Medicine. Vol 20(7) Jul 2005, 623-628. 180. Szanto K, Shear K, Houck P, Reynolds CF, Frank E, Caroff K Silowash R Indirect self- destructive behavior and overt suicidality in patients with complicated grief, J of Clinical Psychiatry 67: 233-239 2006. 181. Shear K, Belnap BH, Mazumdar S, Houck P, Rollman BL, The Generalized Anxiety Disorder Severity Scale (GADSS), Depression and Anxiety 23:77-82 2006. 182. Kessler RC, Chiu WT, Jin R, Ruscio AM, Shear K, Walters EE, The epidemiology of panic attacks, panic disorder, and agoraphobia in the National Comorbidity Survey Replication, Archives of General Psychiatry 63: 415-424 2006.

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183. Zuckoff A, Shear MK, Frank E, Daley DC, Seligman K, Silowash R, Treating complicated grief and substance use disorders: A Pilot Study, Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment 30:205-211 2006. 184. Rishel CW, Greeno CG, Marcus SC, Sales E, Shear MK, Swartz HA, Anderson C. Impact of maternal mental health status on child mental health treatment outcome. Comm Ment Health 42: 1-12 2006. 185. Ursano RJ, Cerise FP, DeMartino R, Reissman DB, Shear MK. The impact of disasters and their aftermath on mental health .J Clin Psychiatr 67: 7-14 2006. 186. Germain A, Shear M, Monk TH, Houck PR, Reynolds CF, Frank E, Buysse DJ, Treating Complicated Grief: Effects on Sleep Quality, Behavioral Sleep Medicine 4(3):152-63, 2006. 187. Shear, K. M., Jackson, C. T., Essock, S. M., Donahue, S. A., & Felton, C. J. (2006). Screening for complicated grief among Project Liberty service recipients 18 months after September 11, 2001. Psychiatr Serv, 57(9), 1291-1297. 188. Essock SM, Covell NH, Shear K, Donahue S, Felton C: Use of individuals' self-reports to monitor clinician fidelity to a cognitive behavioral treatment intervention for continuing post- disaster distress. Psychiatric Services. 189. Drayer RA, Piraino B, Reynolds CF 3rd, Houck PR, Mazumdar S, Bernardini J, Shear MK, Rollman BL. Characteristics of depression in hemodialysis patients: symptoms, quality of life and mortality risk. Gen Hosp Psychiatr 28: 306-312. 2006. 190. Germain A, Shear MK, Hall M , Buysse DJ. (2007) Effects of a brief behavioral treatment for PTSD-related sleep disturbances: A pilot study. Behav Res Ther,45(3): 627-632. 191. Blank S, Lenze EJ, Mulsant BH, Amanda Dew M, Karp JF, Shear MK, Houck PR, Miller MD, Pollock BG, Tracey B, Reynolds CF. Outcomes of late-life anxiety disorders during 32 weeks of citalopram treatment. J Clin Psychiatr 67: 468-72 2006. 192. Schulz, R., Boemer K., Shear, K., Zhang, S., Gitlin, L.N. Predictors of Complicated Grief Among Dementia Caregivers: A Prospective Study of Bereavement. Am J Geriatric Psychiatry 14(8): 650-8, Aug 2006. 193. Essock, S,M., Covell, N.H., Shear, K.M., Donahue, S.A., Felton, C.J. Use of Clients’ Self- Reports to Monitor Project Liberty Clinicians’ Fidelity to a Cognitivie-Behavioral Intervention. Psychiatric Services 57(9): 1320-3, Sep 2006. 194. Donahue, S.A., Jackson, C.T., Shear, M.K., Felton, C.J., Essock, S.M. Outcomes of Enhanced Counseling Services Provided to Adults through Project Liberty. Psychiatric Services 57(9): 1298-303, Sep 2006. 195. Jackson, C.T., Covell, N.H., Shear, K.M., Zhu, C., Donahue, S.A., Essock, S.M., Felton, C.J. The Road Back: Predictors of Regaining Pre-attack Functioning Among Project Liberty Clients. Psychiatric Services 57(9): 1283-1290. 196. Germain A., Hall M., Shear, MK, Nofzinger E., Buysse D. Ecological Study of Sleep Disruption in PTSD: A Pilot Study. Annals of the New York Academy of Science. 2006; 1071: 438-41. 197. Ursano RJ, Cerise FP, Demartino R, Reissman DB, Shear MK.The Impact of Disasters and Their Aftermath on Mental Health. Prim Care Companion J Clin Psychiatry. 2006; 8(1):4-11. 198. Cruz M, Scott J, Houck P, Reynolds CF 3rd, Frank E, Shear MK. Clinical presentation and treatment outcomes of African Americans with complicated grief. Psychiatr Serv. 2007; 58(5): 700-2. 199. Mantella RC, Butters MA, Dew MA, Mulsant BH, Begley AE, Tracey B, Shear MK, Reynolds CF 3rd, Lenze EJ. Cognitive impairment in late-life generalized anxiety disorder. Am J Geriatr Psychiatry. 2007; 15(8): 673-9. 200. Melhem NM, Moritz G, Walker M, Shear MK, Brent D. Phenomenology and correlates of complicated grief in children and adolescents. J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry. 2007; 46(4):493-9.

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308. Shear, M. K., Muldberg, S., & Periyakoil, V. (2017). Supporting patients who are bereaved. BMJ: British Medical Journal (Online), 358.

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309. Fisher, J. E., Mauro, C., Cozza, S. J., Wall, M., Simon, N. M., Ortiz, C. D., ... & Katherine Shear, M. (2017). Examination of factor structure of the inventory of complicated grief (ICG) in a sample of bereaved military family members with persistent and elevated grief. International journal of methods in psychiatric research, 26(3). 310. Ghesquiere, A., Schwartz, T., Wang, Y., Mauro, C., Skritskaya, N., & Shear, M. K. (2017). Performance and psychometric properties of the Interpersonal Support Evaluation List (ISEL) in older adults with Complicated Grief. Journal of affective disorders, 218, 388-393.

311. Robbins-Welty, G., Stahl, S., Zhang, J., Anderson, S., Schenker, Y., Shear, M. K., ... & Lebowitz, B. D. (2018). Medical comorbidity in complicated grief: Results from the HEAL collaborative trial. Journal of psychiatric research, 96, 94-99.

312. Goetter, E. M., Mauro, C. M., Qiu, X., Skritskaya, N. A., Reynolds III, C. F., Zisook, S., ... & Simon, N. M. (2018). Treatment expectancy and working alliance in pharmacotherapy as predictors of outcomes in complicated grief. Journal of consulting and clinical psychology, 86(4), 367.

313. Zisook, S., Shear, M. K., Reynolds, C. F., Simon, N. M., Mauro, C., Skritskaya, N. A., ... & Wetherell, J. L. (2018). Treatment of Complicated Grief in Survivors of Suicide Loss: A HEAL Report. The Journal of clinical psychiatry, 79(2).

314. Patton, D. U., MacBeth, J., Schoenebeck, S., Shear, K., & McKeown, K. (2018). Accommodating Grief on Twitter: An Analysis of Expressions of Grief Among Gang Involved Youth on Twitter Using Qualitative Analysis and Natural Language Processing. Biomedical informatics insights, 10, 1178222618763155.

315. Glickman, K., Shear, M. K., & Wall, M. M. (2018). Therapeutic Alliance and Outcome in Complicated Grief Treatment. International Journal of Cognitive Therapy, 11(2), 222-233.

316. Young, A., Szuhany, K., Spandorfer, J., Hoeppner, S., Li, M., Pace-Schott, E., ... & Simon, N. (2018). F1. The Effect of Treatment Type on Improvement of Subjective Sleep Quality in Complicated Grief. Biological Psychiatry, 83(9), S237.

317. Patel, S. R., Cole, A., Little, V., Skritskaya, N. A., Lever, E., Dixon, L. B., & Shear, M. K. (2018). Acceptability, feasibility and outcome of a screening programme for complicated grief in integrated primary and behavioural health care clinics. Family practice, 36(2), 125-131.

318. LeBlanc, N. J., Simon, N. M., Reynolds III, C. F., Shear, M. K., Skritskaya, N., & Zisook, S. (2019). Relationship Between Complicated Grief and Depression: Relevance, Etiological Mechanisms, and Implications. In Neurobiology of Depression (pp. 231-239). Academic Press.

319. Mauro, C., Reynolds, C. F., Maercker, A., Skritskaya, N., Simon, N., Zisook, S., ... & Shear, M. K. (2019). Prolonged grief disorder: Clinical utility of ICD-11 diagnostic guidelines. Psychological medicine, 49(5), 861-867.

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320. Cozza, S. J., Shear, M. K., Reynolds, C. F., Fisher, J. E., Zhou, J., Maercker, A., ... & Lebowitz, B. (2019). Optimizing the clinical utility of four proposed criteria for a persistent and impairing grief disorder by emphasizing core, rather than associated symptoms. Psychological medicine, 1- 8.

321. Mauro, C., Shear, M. K., & Wang, Y. (2019). Integrating multiple-domain rules for disease classification. Statistics in medicine.

322. Schneck, N., Tu, T., Bonanno, G. A., Shear, M. K., Sajda, P., & Mann, J. J. (2019). Self- generated unconscious processing of loss linked to less severe grieving. Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging, 4(3), 271-279.

Book Chapters 1. Michels, M., Frances, A.J., and Shear, M.K. Psychodynamic models of anxiety. In: Anxiety and the Anxiety Disorders, edited by A.H. Tuma, and J.D. Maser, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc., Hillsdale, NJ,1985, pp. 595-618. 2. Frances, A.J., Shear, M.K., and Fyer, M. Differential therapeutics: Clinical, teaching, research and administrative issues. In: Annual Review of Psychiatry, Vol. 6, edited by R.E. Hales, and A.J. Frances, APA, Inc., Washington, DC, 1986, Chapter 18. 3. Shear, M.K., Ball, G.G., Josephson, S.C., and Gitlin, B. Cognitive-behavioral treatment of panic. In: Panic and Phobias: Treatments and Variables Affecting Course and Outcome, Vol. 2, edited by I. Hand, and H. Ulrich-Wittchen, Springer-Verlag, Berlin, Germany, 1988. 4. Frances, A.J., Shear, M.K., and Fyer, M. Personality disorders and anxiety. In: Handbook of Anxiety Disorders, ed M. Hersen, and Last C, Pergamon Press, New York, NY, 1988. 5. Shear, M.K. Cognitive and biological models of panic: Toward integration. In: Panic: Psychological Perspectives, edited by J.D. Maser, and J. Rachman, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc., Hillsdale, NJ, 1988, pp. 51-70. 6. Shear, M.K., and Fyer, M. Biological and psychopathologic findings in panic disorder. In: Review of Psychiatry, Vol. 7, Am Psychiatr Assoc Press, Inc., Washington, DC, 1988. 7. Barlow, D.H., and Shear, M.K. Foreword. In: Review of Psychiatry, Vol 7, American Psychiatric Association Press, Inc., Washington, DC, 1988. 8. Shear, M.K., and Barlow, D.H. Afterward. In: Review of Psychiatry, Vol 7, American Psychiatric Association Press, Inc., Washington, DC, 1988. 9. Shear, M.K., Klosko, J., and Fyer, M. Assessment of anxiety disorders. In: Measuring Mental Illness: Psychometric Assessment For The Clinician, edited by S. Wetzler, American Psychiatric Press, Washington, DC, 1989. 10. Shear, M.K., and Frosch, W. Obsessive compulsive discorder. In: Psychiatry, edited by R. Michels, J.O. Cavenar, and H. Brodie, J.B. Lippincott Company, New York, NY, 1990. 11. Shear, M.K. Psychological perspectives on pharmacologic challenge tests. In: Neurobiology of Panic Disorder, ed J. Ballenger, Alan R. Liss, Inc., New York, NY, 1990. 12. Shear, M.K., Devereux, R.B., and Kramer-Fox, R. Mitral valve prolapse and anxiety: How close is the association? In: Behavior Aspects of Cardiovascular Disease, edited by A. Shapiro, and A. Baum, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc., Hillsdale, NJ, 1991

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13. Shear, M.K. The psychodynamic approach in the treatment of panic disorder. In: Panic Disorder and Agoraphobia: A Guide For The Practitioner, edited by J.R. Walker, G.R. Norton, and C. Ross, Brooks/Cole Publishing Company, Pacific Grove, CA, 1991. 14. Shear, M.K. Panic disorder. In: Integrating Pharmacotherapy and Psychotherapy, edited by D.B. Beitman, and G.L. Klerman, American Psychiatry Press, Inc., Washington, DC, 1991. 15. Klerman, G.L., Weissman, M.M., Markowitz, J., Glick, I., Wilner, P.J., Mason, B, and Shear, M.K. Medication and psychotherapy. In: Handbook of Psychotherapy and Behavior Change, edited by A.E. Bergin, and S.L. Garfield, Wiley Publishers, New York, NY, 1993, pp. 734-782. 16. Shear, M.K., Leon, A., and Spielman, L. Panic disorder: Directions for future research. In: Treatment of Panic Disorder: A Consensus Development Conference, edited by B.E. Wolfe, and J.D. Maser, American Psychiatric Press, Washington, DC, 1994. 17. Gorman, J.M., Liebowitz, M.R., Shear, M.K. Panic and anxiety disorders. In: Psychiatry, edited by R. Michels, J.O. Cavenar, and H. Brodie, J.B. Lippincott Company, New York, NY, 1994. 18. Shear, M.K., Cloitre, M., and Heckleman, L. Emotion-focused treatment for panic disorder: A brief, dynamically informed therapy. In: Dynamic Therapies for Psychiatric Disorders, edited by J.P. Barber, and P. Crits-Cristoph, Basic Books, New York, NY, 1995, pp. 267-293. 19. Cloitre, M., and Shear. M.K. Psychodynamic perspectives. In: Social Phobia: Clinical Research Perspectives, American Psychiatric Press, Washington, DC, 1995, pp.163-187. 20. Shear, M.K. Panic disorder with and without agoraphobia. In: Psychiatry, Vol. 2, edited by A. Tasman, J. Kay, and J.A. Lieberman, W.B. Saunders, Philadelphia, PA, 1997, pp. 1028-1036. 21. Schulberg, H.C., Katon, W., and Shear, M.K. Management of mood and anxiety disorders in primary care. In: Mood and Anxiety Disorders, Vol. 1, edited by AJ Rush, Current Science, Inc., Philadelphia, PA, 1998, pp. 198-223. 22. Gorman, J., Shear, M.K., Cowley, D., Cross, C.D., March, J., Roth, W., and Shehi, M. Practice guideline for the treatment of patients with panic disorder. American Psychiatric Association Press, Washington, DC, 1998. 23. Reynolds, C.F., Frank, E., Mazumdar, S., Meltzer, C.C., Mulsant, B.H., Pilkonis, P., Pollock, .G., Schulberg, H.C., Schulz, R., Shear, M.K. and Smith, G.S.: Behavioral and pharmacologic interventions for depression in later life. In: Annual Review of Gerontology and Geriatrics, 18 Intervention Research With Older Adults., edited by R. Schulz, G. Maddox, & M. P. Lawton, Springer Publishing, New York, 1998, pp. 48-73. 24. Lieberman, J., Stroup, S., Laska, G., Volavka, J., Gelenburg, A., Rush, A.J., Shear, M.K., Carpenter, W., and Klein, D. Issues in clinical research design: Principles, practices and controversies. In: Informed Consent: A Resource Manual for Investigators. Edited by H.A. Pincus, J.A. Lieberman, & S. Ferris, American Psychiatric Association Press, Washington, D.C., 1999, pp. 23-60. 25. Shear, M.K., Feske, U., and Greeno, C. Gender differences in anxiety disorders: Clinical implications. In: Gender and its effects on psychopathology, edited by E. Frank, American Psychiatric Press, Inc., Washington, DC, 2000, pp. 151-165. 26. Shear, M.K., Feske, U., Brown, C., Clark, D., Mammen, O., and Scotti, J. Outcome measures for anxiety disorders. In: Handbook of Psychiatric Measures, edited by L. McQueen, American Psychiatric Association Press, Washington, D.C., 1999, pp. 549-589. 27. Prigerson, H.G., Shear, M.K., Jacobs, S.C., Kasl, S.V., Maciejewski, P.K., Silverman, G.K., Narayan, M., and Bremner, J.D. Grief and Its relationship to PTSD. CPp 163-186 in Nutt, D., Davidson, J.R.T. (eds.) Post Traumatic Stress Disorders: Diagnosis, Management and Treatment. New York: Martin Dunitz publishers, 2000.

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28. Gorman, Jack; Shear, Katherine; Cowley, Deborah; Cross, C. Deborah; March, John; Roth, Walton; Shehi, Michael; Wang, Philip S. Practice guideline for the treatment of patients with panic disorder. Numerous Contributors, Numerous Contributors (Ed). (2002). American Psychiatric Association practice guidelines for the treatment of psychiatric disorders: Compendium 2002. (pp. 635-696). xiv, 914 pp. Washington, DC, US: American Psychiatric Association. 29. Shear, M.K., Lavori, PW, Timely Topics Timely Topics for New Clinical Trials in Anxiety Disorders, Chapter for Clinical Trials in Psychiatry, Wiley Press for Professor Brian Everitt Oxford University Press 2004. 30. Shear MK Melhem N Zuckoff A, and Gorscak B, “Treatment of Traumatic Grief” in Schein L, Spitz H, Muskin P and Burlingame G eds. Psychological Effects of Terrorist Disasters: Group Approaches to Treatment Haworth Press (in press). 31. Shear K and Frank E “Complicated Grief Treatment” in Ruzek J and Follette V eds. Cognitive Behavioral Trauma Treatments Guilford Press (2006). 32. Shear, K. “Adapting Imaginal Exposure to the Treatment of Complicated Grief” in Rothbaum ed. Pathological Anxiety: Emotional Processing in Etiology and Treatment. Guilford Press (2006). 33. Shear, M.K., Zuckoff, A., Melhem, N., Gorsak, B. “The Syndrome of Traumatic Grief and Its Treatment” in Schein, L., Spitz, H., Burlingame, G., Muskin, P., Vargo, S. ed. Psychological Effects of Catastrophic Disasters: Group Approaches to Treatment. Haworth Press (2006). 34. Shear K., Simon N., and Gorscak, B. “Complicated Grief Treatment” in Rynearson T Ed. Violent Death (2006). 35. Shear MK, Brown C, Clark D. Anxiety Disorders Measures. In: Rush AJ, First MB, Blacker B eds. Handbook of Psychiatric Measures, Second Edition. American Psychiatric Publishing. 2007. 36. Shear MK. “Death and Bereavement” in Tasman A, Maj M, First MB, Kay J, Lieberman JA eds. Psychiatry, Third Edition. Sussex, England: John Wiley & Sons Ltd. 2008. 37. Shear, K., Halmi, K., Widiger, T., Boyce, C. “Sociocultural Factors and Gender” in Narrow WE, First MB, Sirovatka PJ, Regier DA eds. Age and Gender Considerations in Psychiatric Diagnosis. 2007. 38. Busch FN, Milrod BL, Shear MK. “Psychodynamic Concepts of Anxiety” in Stein D, Hollander E, Rothbaum BO, eds. Textbook of Anxiety Disorders. American Psychiatric Publishing. 2009. 39. Shear, M.K. “Anxiety Disorders Measures.” Rush, A. John Jr. [Ed]; First, Michael B [Ed]; Blacker, Deborah [Ed]. (2008). Handbook of psychiatric measures (2nd ed.). (pp. 529-558). 828 pp. Arlington, VA, US: American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc.; US. 40. Zisook S., Irwin, Shear K. “Understanding and Managing Adult Bereavement in Palliative Care” in Chochinov, H.M., and Breitbart, W. eds. Handbook of Psychiatry in Palliative Care. 2nd Ed. Oxford University Press. April, 2009. 41. Zisook, S., Shear, K., and Irwin, S. Death, Dying, and Bereavement. In Kaplan & Sadock's Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry. Sadock, B.J., Sadock, V.A, & Ruiz, P. (eds.). 9th ed., Baltimore, MD: Lippincott, Williams, & Wilkins, 2378-2407, 2009. 42. Mulhare E Guesquire A and Shear MK. “Attachment, Separation and Anxiety Disorders” in Anxiety Disorders: Theory, Research, and Clinical Perspectives. Edited by Drs. Helen Blair Simpson, Yuval Neria, Roberto Lewis-Fernandez, and Franklin Schneier. Cambridge University Press. August, 2010. 43. Shear, M.K., Boelen, P., Neimeyer, R.A. “Treating Complicated Grief: Converging Approaches” in Neimeyer, R.A., Harris, D.L., Winokuer, H.R., Thornton, G.F. eds. Grief and Bereavement in Contemporary Society. Routledge. July, 2011. 44. Turret, N., Shear, M.K. (2012). Grief Monitory Diary. In R. Neimeyer (Ed.), Techniques of Grief Therapy: Creative Practices for Counseling the Bereaved. New York: Routledge.

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45. Turret, N., Shear, M.K. (2012). Working with Difficult Times. In R. Neimeyer (Ed.), Techniques of Grief Therapy: Creative Practices for Counseling the Bereaved. New York: Routledge. 46. Shear, M. K., & Zisook, S. (2014). Suicide-related bereavement and grief In S. H. Koslow, P. Ruiz & C. B. Nemeroff (Eds.), Concise Guide to Understanding Suicide Epidemiology, Pathophysiology, and Prevention. United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press. 47. Shear, M.K. (2015). Complicated Grief Treatment (CGT) for Prolonged Grief Disorder. In U. Schnyder & M. Cloitre (Eds.), Evidence Based Treatments for Trauma-Related Psychological Disorders. Switzerland: Springer.

48. Shear, K. (2015). Grieving Families. Working with Families: A Guide for Health and Human Service Professionals, 161.

49. Shear, M. K., & Delaney, S. (2015). On Bereavement and Grief: A Therapeutic Approach to Healing. In Traumatic Stress and Long-Term Recovery (pp. 403-418). Springer International Publishing.

50. Shear, M. K. (2015). What is Love?. Techniques of Grief Therapy: Assessment and Intervention, 14. 51. Shear, M.K. (In Press). Case Conceptualization: 51-year old recently widowed African American surgeon. In D. L. Cabaniss & Y. Holoshitz (Eds.), Different Patients, Different Therapist: Optimizing treatment using differential psychotherapeutics.

52. Shear, M.K., Skritskaya, N.S., Gribbin Bloom, C. (In Press). Treatment of Acute and Persistent Grief. In N. Simon (Ed.), APA Anxiety Textbook. 53. Zisook, S. et al. (In Press). Phenomenology of Acute and Persistent Grief. In N. Simon (Ed.), APA Anxiety Textbook.

Selected Proceedings of Conference and Symposia

1. Harshfield, G.A., Pickering, T.G., Blank, S., Lindahl, C., Stroud, L., Preigbon, D., Shear, M.K., Frances, A.J., Laragh, J.H. Ambulatory monitoring recorders, applications and analysis. Proc of Symp on Amb BP Monitoring, November, 1983. 2. Harschfield, G.A., Shear, M.K., Polan, J., Frances, A.J., and Pickering, T. The cardiovascular functioning of panic patients during a normal 24 hour day. Proceed of the Soc of Behav Med, May, 1984. 3. Shear, M.K., Polan, J., Harshfield, G., Devereux, R., Frances, A.J., Mann, J.J., Pickering, T., and Kramer-Fox, R. The cardiovascular system in panic disorder. American Psychiatric Association, 1984. 4. Hanrahan, M.E., Shear, M.K., DeChillo, N., and Raduns, C. DSM-III-R characterization of panic disorder patients. American Psychiatric Association, 1985. 5. Moreau, D., Shear, M.K., and Frances, A.J. Physiologic concomitants of anxiety. American Psychiatric Association, 1985. 6. Mann, J.J., Shear, M.K., Halper, J.P., and Bilizekian, J.P. Beta adrenergic receptor subsensitivity in anxiety disorders. Proc Ann Meeting Biol Psych, 1985. 7. Shear, M.K., Kligfield, P., Harshfield, G.A., Polan, J., Devereux, R.B., Mann, J.J., Frances, A.J., Pickering, T. Cardiac arrhythmias in panic patients. American Psychiatric Association, 1986.

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8. Shear, M.K., Ball, G., Josephson, S., and Frances, A.J. Behavior therapy and panic disorder. American Psychiatric Association, 1986. 9. Devereux, R.B., Shear, M.K., and Kramer-Fox, R. More about mitral valve prolapse and panic. American Psychiatric Association, Chicago, IL, 1987. 10. Jacobsberg, L.B., Friedman, C., Lusic, J., Shear, M.K., and Frances, A.J. Personality disorder in patients with panic. American Psychiatric Association, Chicago, IL, 1987. 11. Sellew, A., Low, J., Shear, M.K., Mann, J.J., and James, G. Norepinephrine increase during panic attacks. American Psychiatric Association, Chicago, IL, 1987. 12. Sweeney, J.A., Shear, M.K., Halper, J.P., DeMeo, M., Clementz, B., and Walsh, V. Eye tracking in obsessive compulsive disorder. American Psychiatric Association, Montreal, Canada, 1988. 13. DeMeo, M., McBride, P.A., Shear, M.K., Halper, J.P., Chen, J., and Mann, J.J. Behavioral and prolactin responses to fenfluramine in obsessive compulsive disorder. American Psychiatric Association, Montreal, Canada, 1988. 14. Cambor, R.L., Shear, M.K., Spielman, L.A., Bargh, J.A., and Sweeney, J.A. Attention bias in panic disorder. American Psychiatric Association, Montreal, Canada, 1988. 15. Shear, M.K., Leon, A.C., Portera, L., and Klerman, G.L. Panic disorder comparing drug and psychotherapy. American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, 1990. 16. Palumbo, D.R., Sweeney, J.A., Shapiro, R.A., Halper, J., and Shear, M.K. Eye movement disorders in schizophrenia and OCD. American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, 1990. 17. Shapiro, R.A., Palumbo, D.R., and Shear, M.K. Treatment effects on eye movement abnormalities in OCD. American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, 1990. 18. Sholomskas, D.E., Barlow, D.H., Cohen, J., Gorman, J.M., Karla, M., Papp, L., Shear, M.K., and Woods, S.W. Drug/behavior treatment of panic: Study design. American Psychiatric Association, New York, NY, 1990. 19. Shear, M.K. Symposium on psychological aspects of pharmacologic challenge testing in panic disorder. American College of Neuropsychopharmacology, Puerto Rico, 1990. 20. Shear, M.K., Leon, A.C., and Portera, L. Psychoeducation/reflective listening to CBT in panic disorder. American Psychiatric Association, New Orleans, LA, 1991. 21. Apfeldorf, W.J., Birnberg, J.R., Leon, A.C., Gorman, J.M., and Shear, M.K. Caffeine in panic disorder. American Psychiatric Association, New Orleans, LA, 1991. 22. Leon, A.C., Shear, M.K., and Portera, L. Explaining impairment in panic patients. American Psychiatric Association, New Orleans, LA, 1991. 23. Birnberg, J.R., Cambor, R., Portera, L., Leon, A.C., Millman, R.B., and Shear, M.K. Alcohol and sedative use in panic and OCD patients. American Psychiatric Association, New Orleans, LA, 1991. 24. Cloitre, M., Leon, A.C., Barlow, D.H., Gorman, J.M., Papp, L., Woods, S.W., and Shear, M.K. Interrater reliability of manic symptom measures. American Psychiatric Association, New Orleans, LA, 1991. 25. Cancienne, J., Shear, M.K., Portera, L., Leon, A.C., and Cloitre, M. Feeling of unreality as a panic disorder symptom. American Psychiatry Association, New Orleans, LA, 1991. 26. Apfeldorf, W.J., and Shear, M.K. Caffeine in panic disorder. Anxiety Disorders Association of America, Houston, TX, 1992. 27. Cloitre, M., Shear, M.K., and Spielman, L.A. Catastrophic association to bodily sensation words in panic disorders. Anxiety Disorders Association of America, Houston, TX, 1992. 28. Heckelman, L., Spielman, L.A., and Shear, M.K. Reported parental attitudes and current interpersonal problems in panic disorder. Society for Psychotherapy Research, San Francisco, CA, 1992. 29. Bloch, A., Shear, M.K., Markowitz, J., Leon, A., Winkelman, E., and Busch, F. Psychodynamic defenses in dysthymia. American Psychiatric Association, Washington, DC, 1992.

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30. Heckelman, L., Shear, M.K., and Spielman, L.A. Focusing on interpersonal difficulties and retrospective views of parenting in psychodynamic treatment of panic disorder. Society for Psychotherapy Research Meeting, Berkeley, CA, 1992. 31. Shear, M.K. Summary of psychological treatment of panic. New Clinical Drug Evaluation Program, Boca Raton, FL, 1992. 32. Marten, P.A., Brown, T.A., Barlow, D.H., Borkovec, T.D., Shear, M.K., and Lydiard, R.B. Evaluation of the ratings comprising the associated symptom criterion of the DSM-III-R generalized anxiety disorder. Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy, Boston, MA, November, 1992. 33. Cloitre, M., Shear, M.K., Cancienne, J., Zeitlan, S., and Speilman, L. Implicit and explicit memory for catastrophic associates to bodily sensations in panic disorder. Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy, Boston, MA, November, 1992. 34. Perry, J.C., Hoglend, P., Shear, M.K., Kardos, M.E., Kagan, D., and Valliant, G.E. An axis for defenses: A field trial at three sites. American Psychiatric Association, San Francisco, CA, May, 1993. 35. Bloch, A., Shear, M.K., Markowitz, J.C., and Leon, A.C. An empirical study of defense mechanisms in dysthymia. American Psychiatric Association, San Francisco, CA, May, 1993. 36. Shear, M.K., and Maser, J.D. Anticipatory anxiety and phobic avoidance in panic disorder: What to Assess. World Congress of Psychiatry, Rio de Janero, Brazil, June, 1993. 37. Shear, M.K., and Maser, J.D. Standardized assessment for panic disorder research: A conference report New Clinical Drug Evaluation Program, Boca Raton, FL., June, 1993. 38. Cloitre, M., Shear, M.K., and Cancienne, J. Implicit and explicit memory for threat information among recovered and nonrecovered panic disorder patients. Association for Advancement of Behavior Therapy, Atlanta, GA, November, 1993. 39. Cloitre, M., Shear, M.K., Kocsis, J., and Cancienne, J. Explicit and implicit memory for threat information in panic disorder with depression compared to panic disorder and major depression. Advancement of Behavior Therapy, Atlanta GA, November, 1993. 40. Shear, M.K., Pollack, M., Rosenbaum, J., and Keller, K. Pattern of placebo response in panic disorder. New Clinical Drug Evaluation Program, Marco Island, FL, May 1994. 41. Shear, M.K., Schulberg, H.C., and Madonia, M. Panic and generalized anxiety disorders in primary care. NIMH Conference on Mental Health Problems in the General Health Care Sector, McLean, VA, September, 1994. 42. Shear, M.K. Serotonin, gender and anxiety disorders. Panel Presentation, Serotonin Mechanisms and Efficacy of SSRI’s in Mood, Anxiety and Eating Disorders: Is There a Gender Connection? American College of Neuropsychopharmacology, San Juan, Puerto Rico, December, 1994. 43. Shear, M.K., Schulberg, H., and Brown, C. Anxiety disorders in family practice: Prevalence, characteristics and treatment implications. Anxiety Disorders Association of America, Orlando, FL, March, 1995. 44. Shear, M.K. Psychotherapy and combined treatment of mixed anxiety and depression. Anxiety Disorders Association of America, Pittsburgh, PA, April, 1995. 45. Shear, M.K., Schulberg, H.C., and Madonia, M. Symptoms, impairment and quality of life in an adult anxiety disorder. Anxiety Disorders Association of America, Pittsburgh, PA, April, 1995. 46. Shear, M.K., and Schulberg, H.C. Anxiety disorders in primary care. American Psychiatric Association, Miami, FL, May, 1995. 47. Shear, M.K. Emotion focused treatment for panic disorder. American Psychiatric Association, Miami, FL, May, 1995. 48. Shear, M.K. Therapeutic issues in older women's mental health. American Psychiatric Association, Miami, FL, May, 1995.

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49. Shear, M.K., and Mammen, O. Treatment of mood disorders in pregnant and postpartum women. New Clinical Drug Evaluation, Orlando, FL, June, 1995. 50. Cloitre, M., Cancienne, J., Zeitlin, S.B., and Shear, M.K. The effect of chronic benzodiazepine use on explicit and implSicit memory for threat information among panic patients. World Congress of Cognitive and Behavioral Therapy, Denmark, July, 1995. 51. Cote, G., Hofmann, S.G., Barlow, D.H., Gorman, J., Shear, M.K., and Woods, S.W. Double blind procedure: An assessment in a multi-center comparative treatment study of panic disorder. Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy, Washington DC, November, 1995. 52. Hofmann, S.G., Barlow, D.H., Papp, L.A., Shear, M.K., Woods, S.W., & Gorman, J.M. The magnitude and causes of pretreatment attrition in a comparative outcome study of panic disorder. Anxiety Disorders Association of America, Orlando, FL, March, 1996. 53. Shear, M.K. Combination treatment of anxiety disorders. New Clinical Drug Evaluation Program, Boca Raton, FL, May, 1996. 54. Mammen, O.K., Shear, M.K., Greeno, C., Wheeler, S., and Hughes, C. Anger attacks and treatment nonadherence in pregnancy and postpartum. New Clinical Drug Evaluation Program, Boca Raton, FL, May, 1996. 55. Shear, M.K., Schulberg, H.C., and Brown, C. Comorbid panic disorder in “usual care” treatment of depression in primary care. NIMH Conference on Mental Health Problems in the General Health Care Sector, Bethesda, MD, July, 1996. 56. Shear, M.K. Multicenter treatment study of panic disorder. World Congress Conference, Madrid, Spain, August, 1996. 57. Shear, M.K. Anxiety disorders in late life. UPMC Symposium on the Treatment of Anxiety Disorders with the New Antidepressants, Pittsburgh, PA, November, 1996. 58. Shear, M.K. Panic disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder in women. Presque Isle Symposium on Behavioral Health, Erie, PA, November 1996. 59. Shear, M.K., and Feske, U. Clinical implications of gender differences. American Psychopathological Association, New York, NY, February, 1997. 60. Shear, M.K. Diagnosis and treatment of obsessive compulsive disorder through the life cycle. Wayne State University Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurosciences OCD Conference, Dearborn, MI, March, 1997. 61. Shear, M.K. Integration of pharmacotherapy and CBT for panic disorder. American Psychiatric Association Panic Disorders Research and Practice Planning Meeting, Boston, MA, April, 1997. 62. Shear, M.K. Impact of psychotherapy on anxiety disorders. Society of Biological Psychiatry, San Diego, CA, May, 1997. 63. Shear, M.K. Anxiety disorders in primary care: A lifespan perspective. American Psychiatric Association, San Diego, CA, May, 1997. 64. Shear, M.K. Panic agoraphobic spectrum: Preliminary data. World Congress of Biological Psychiatry, Nice, France, May, 1997. 65. Shear, M.K. Psychiatric illness in mothers who bring children for mental health care. NIMH Conference on Mental Health Problems in the General Health Care Sector, Rockville, MD, September, 1997. 66. Shear, M.K. SSRIs: Impact on management. Pfizer Satellite Symposium, Vienna, Austria, September, 1997. 67. Feske, U., Shear, M.K., & Greeno, C.G. The effect of emotional and physical partner abuse on mental and physical health among community mental health outpatients: Different implications for men and women. NIMH Conference on Improving the Condition of People with Mental Illness: The Role of Services Research, Washington, DC, September, 1997. 68. Shear, M.K. Psychiatric illness in mothers who bring children for mental health care. American Public Health Association, Indianapolis, IN, November, 1997.

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69. Sherrill, J.T., Shear, M.K., Houck, P., & Frank E. The impact of anxiety on response to treatment for depression. Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy Annual Meeting, Miami Beach, FL, November 13 - 16, 1997. 70. Shear, M.K. Panic disorder: How do we assess outcome? American College of Neuropsychopharmacology, Hawaii, December, 1997. 71. Shear, M.K., Feske, U., & Clark, D.B. How do we define recovery in panic disorder? SmithKline Beecham Consensus Meeting - Antidepressants in Practice, Bad Ragaz, Switzerland, January, 1998. 72. Shear, M.K. Treatment approaches to panic disorder: Cognitive behavioral therapy. American College of Psychiatrists, Rio Grande, Puerto Rico, February, 1998. 73. Zarin, D.A. and Shear, M.K. American Psychiatric Association's practice guidelines for panic disorder. Anxiety Disorders Association of America, Boston, MA, March, 1998. 74. Barlow, D.H., Shear, M.K., and Woods, S.W. Results from the multi-center clinical trial on the treatment of panic disorder - cognitive behavior treatment vs. imipramine vs. their combination. Anxiety Disorders Association of America, Boston, MA, March, 1998. 75. Shear, M.K. Research - The companion to practice: What do we know - where do we go? Other treatments. Key Note Panel : Anxiety Disorders Association of America, Boston, MA, March, 1998. 76. Shear, M.K. Cognitive-behavioral therapy for panic disorder. American Psychiatric Association, Toronto, Canada, June, 1998. 77. Shear, M.K. First line treatment of panic disorder - cognitive behavior treatment vs. imipramine vs. their combination: A multi-center study - acute treatment outcomes. New Clinical Drug Evaluation Unit Program, Boca Raton, FL, June, 1998. 78. Shear, M.K. Exposure treatment for individuals suffering from traumatic grief. Society for Psychotherapy Research, Snowbird, UT, June, 1998. 79. Shear, M.K. Traumatic grief: Recognition and treatment. Integration of Mental Health In Women's Healthcare Services Conference, Pittsburgh, PA, September, 1998. 80. Shear, M.K. Ask the Experts – Panic Disorder. New York State Office of Mental Health Eleventh Annual Research Conference, Albany, NY, December 1998. 81. Shear, M.K. Panic- Agoraphobic Spectrum. IV Congress SOPSI ’99 – Psychopathology, Neurosciences and Humanism, Florence, Italy, March 1999. 82. Lejuez, C. W., Zvolensky, M. J., Sorrell, J. T., Heffner, M. P., Eifert, G. H., & Shear, M. K. The interaction of prediction and control: Implications for the development and maintenance of anxiety. Anxiety Disorders Association of America, San Diego, CA, March, 1999. 83. Shear, M.K. Multicenter comparative treatment study of panic disorder. Castilla del Pino Symposium, Cordoba, Spain, April 1999. 84. Shear, M.K. Complicated grief and bereavement-related depression. The Changing Face of Depression Symposium, 1999 American Psychiatric Association Conference, Washington, D.C., May 1999. 85. Shear, M.K. Psychiatric illness in mothers who bring children for mental health care. NCDEU Annual Meeting, Boca Raton, FL, June 1999. 86. Shear, M.K. Psychosocial Treatment. Milestones at the Millennium: Panic Disorder. Anxiety Disorders Association of America (ADAA), Washington, DC, March 2000. 87. Shear, M.K., Frank E., Foa, E., Reynolds, C. Pilot Study of Treatment for Traumatic Grief. 40th Annual NCDEU Meeting, Boca Raton, FL, May 30-June 2, 2000. 88. Shear, M.K., Frank, E., Weiner, K., Houck, P., Masters, S., Greeno, D. Emotion-Focused Psychotherapy for Panic Disorder: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Society for Psychotherapy Research 31st Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, June 21-25, 2000.

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89. Shear, M.K., “The Effects of Trauma on Mental Health.” 128th Annual APHA Meeting Boston, MA, Nov 15, 2000. 90. Shear, M.K., “Using Psychotherapy to Augment Pharmacological Treatment of Anxiety Disorders.” Psychopharmacology in the Year 2001, Kahului, Maui Feb 15-19, 2001. 91. Shear, M.K. “Comorbid Panic-Agoraphobic Spectrum Treatment.” 21st Annual Anxiety Disorders Association of America Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, March 21-24, 2001. 92. Shear, M.K., “Why Women Worry & What they Worry About: The Root of Sex Differences in Anxiety Disorders.” 18th Ed – Elegant Explanations for Exquisitely Elusive Enigmas, Madison, WI, March 29-30, 2001. 93. Shear, M.K., “Diagnosis and Treatment of Panic & Anxiety Disorders.” Mood Disorders Symposium, Ankara, Turkey, April 18-22, 2001. 94. Shear, M.K., “Traumatic Grief Therapy.” APA Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, May 5-10, 2001. 95. Shear, M.K., “Spectrum Diagnosis and Treatment Strategies.” 41st Annual NCDEU Conference, Phoenix, Arizona, May 26-30, 2001. 96. Shear, M.K., “Panic-Agoraphobic Spectrum/Separation Anxiety: Implications for Treatment.” New York, NY June 25, 2001. 97. Shear, M.K., “Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: The Spectrum Questionnaire.” New York, NY June 27, 2001. 98. Shear, M.K., “Research Update: Anxiety & Personality Disorders.” NAMI 2001 Annual Convention, Washington, DC. July 14, 2001. 99. Shear, M.K., “Traumatic Grief: Description of a Syndrome and a Possible Role for Oxytocin.” Pittsburgh, PA Oct 4, 2001. 100. Shear, M.K. “Effects of Panic-Agoraphobic Spectrum Mood Disorders Treatment.” 53rd APA Institute on Psychiatric Services, Orlando, Florida, Oct 10-14, 2001. 101. Shear, M.K., “Traumatic Grief Therapy.” ACPR Meeting, Portland, Maine, Oct 17-20, 2001 102. Shear, M.K., “Identifying Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.” Symptom Cluster Triad: Diagnosis and Treatment PTSD, Washington, DC. Oct 27, 2001. 103. Shear, M.K., “Traumatic Grief.” Pittsburgh, PA. Nov 6, 2001. 104. Shear, M.K., ACP-ASIM Annual Session, “Anxiety Disorder: Diagnosis and Treatment”, Philadelphia, PA, April 12, 2002. 105. Shear, M.K., “Traumatic Grief”, VA Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA May 14, 2002. 106. Shear, M.K., APA Annual Meeting “Gender as a Factor in the Treatment of Anxiety Disorders” Philadelphia, PA, May 18-23, 2002. 107. Shear, M.K., “Traumatic Grief” Traumatic Grief and Women Who’ve Lost Babies Conference, New Haven, CT Sept 9-10, 2002. 108. Shear, M.K., Trauma Conference, "State of the Art in the Treatment of Trauma: Science into Practice" Pittsburgh, PA Oct 24, 2002. 109. Shear, M.K., 2002 ISTSS Annual Meeting, “Complicated Grief and Traumatic Loss”, Baltimore, M.D, Nov 7-10, 2002. 110. Shear, M.K., AFSP Teleconference, “Traumatic Grief”, Pittsburgh, PA Nov 23, 2002. 111. Shear, M.K., “What do Women Want? Understanding & Treating Mood & Anxiety Disorders”, New York Hospital, West Chester, NY Dec 3-4, 2002. 112. Shear, M.K., MIRECC PTSD 2003 Conference, New Orleans, LA Jan 16-17, 2003. 113. Shear, M.K., ITV Meeting, Washington, DC Feb 11-12, 2003. 114. Shear, M.K., SOPSI Conference, Rome, Italy Feb 23 – Mar 2, 2003. 115. Shear, M.K., “Mothers and Depression Conference”, Pittsburgh, PA March 6, 2003. 116. Shear, M.K., Group Interventions for Bereavement Following Traumatic Events, Online Symposium, 2003.

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117. Shear, M.K., APA Annual Conference 2003, San Francisco, CA. May 15-21, 2003. 118. Shear, M.K., ITV Meeting, Washington, DC June 10-13, 2003. 119. Shear, M.K., Bipolar Disorder Conference, Pittsburgh, PA June 13-14, 2003 120. Shear, M.K., ADAA “Novel Approaches to the Treatment of Refractory Anxiety Disorders, Washington, DC June 16-17, 2003. 121. Shear, M.K., ITV Meeting, Washington, DC October 14-15, 2003. 122. Shear, M.K., ACNP/ICGP Annual Meeting, San Juan, PR December 7-11, 2003. 123. Shear, M.K., ADAA – GAD Roundtable Discussion, Washington, DC January 13, 2004. 124. Shear, M.K., Frontiers of Trauma Based Psychotherapy, San Diego, CA January 24-25, 2004. 125. Shear, M.K., ITV Meeting, Washington, DC Feb 10-11, 2004. 126. Shear, M.K., SOPSI Conference, Rome, Italy Feb 23-27, 2004. 127. Shear, M.K., AAGP Meeting “Late Life Generalized Anxiety Disorder: Information for Practitioners” Baltimore, MD February 22, 2004. 128. Shear, M.K., Gender Workgroup Meeting, Washington, DC March 1, 2004. 129. Shear, M.K., ADAA Conference, “In the aftermath of trauma: Individual to societal perspectives” and “Relieving the burden of illness from GAD And PD: Integrated Pharmacological and Psychosocial Strategies” and Women and Anxiety Disorders: Setting a Research Agenda, Miami, FL March 10-14, 2004. 130. Shear, M.K., DSMB Meeting, San Francisco, CA March 16, 2004. 131. Shear, M.K., 2nd World Congress on Women’s Health 2004, Washington, DC, March 18-20, 2004. 132. Shear, M.K., NIMH Conference on Statistical considerations in Intervention Grant Reviews, Washington, D.C., October, 2004. 133. Shear, M.K., NIMH Conference on Innovation in Services and Intervention Research, Washington, DC, October, 2005. Shear, M.K. “Diagnosing and Treating Traumatic Grief” and “Avoidance Behavior and Grief.” 134. ADAA Annual Satellite Scientific Research Symposium and Annual Conference, March 2007. 135. Meert KL, Shear K, for the NIH Collaborative Pediatric Critical Care Research Network. Complicated grief in parents whose child has died in the PICU. Crit Care Med 2008 (in press). Society of Critical Care Medicine, Honolulu, Hawaii, 2/08. 136. Shear, M.K. “Life Events and Psychiatric Disorders.” APA 162nd Annual Meeting, San Francisco, 5/09. 137. Shear K, “The Impact of Spousal Bereavement on Late Life Health: New Directions in Theory, Research, and Practice.” The Gerontological Society of America’s 62nd Annual Scientific Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia, 11/09. 138. Shear, M.K. “Optimizing Treatment for Complicated Grief.” NCDEU 49th Annual Meeting, Hollywood, FL, 7/09. 139. Meert KL, Shear K, for the Collaborative Pediatric Critical Care Research Network. Risk factors for complicated grief among parents after a child’s death in the PICU. Crit Care Med 2009 (in press). Society of Critical Care Medicine, Miami, FL, 1/10. Shear, M.K. “Combination Treatment with Medication and Psychotherapy for Anxiety 140. Disorders.” NCDEU 50th Annual Meeting, Boca Raton, FL, 6/10. ADEC 33rd Annual Conference, Miami, FL 6/2011 Shear, M.K. Practice Report. “Bereavement Considerations in DSM-5.” 141. Neimeyer, R.A., Shear, M.K., & Malkinson, R. Invited Symposium. “Complicated Grief: Assessment and Intervention.” Shear, M.K. et al. “Suicide, Depression, and Complicated Grief.” ACNP Annual Meeting, 142. Waikoloa Beach, Hawaii, 12/11.

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Shear, M.K. ACP Annual Meeting. Interest Group: “Grief therapeutic approaches and the DSM- 143. 5.” Naples, FL, 2/2012. ADEC 34th Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA 3/2012 144. Shear, M.K. & Zisook, S. Full Day Workshop. “Complicated Grief and Bereavement-Related Depression.” Harkavey-Friedman, J. Harpel, J., Shear, M.K. Annual Conference of American Association of 145. Suicidality. Abstract presentation, “Understanding suicide and its impact: Clinical research with the survivors of loss by suicide.” Baltimore, MD, 4/2012. Shear, M.K. ADAA Annual Meeting. Symposium discussant, “Complicated grief, anxiety 146. disorders, and suicidality.” Arlington, VA, 4/2012. Shear, M.K. APA Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA. 5/2012. Case conference chair, “Treating complicated grief.” 147. Symposium co-chair, “Grief or major depression? That is the question.” Symposium presenter, “Bereavement v-code. Complicated grief and DSM-5: A stress-response syndrome.” Shear, M.K. ABCT 46th Annual Meeting. Symposia presentation, “Complicated grief: Its 148. psychopathology and treatment.” National Harbor, MD. 11/2012. ADEC 35th Annual Conference, Hollywood, CA 4/2013 Shear, M.K. Professional Case Presentation. “An Insider’s View of Complicated Grief Treatment.” 149. Neimeyer, R., Burke, L., Holland, J., & Shear, M.K. Research Report. “Inventory of Complicated Spiritual Grief: Measure Validation.”

ADAA Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA 4/2013. Shear, M.K. Symposium, “Introduction to Complicated Grief.” Symposium Discussant, “From childhood experiences to immediate subjective responses to the loss: Individual differences as 150. potential risk factors for complicated grief.” Shear, M.K. Bui, E., Skritskaya, N. Campbell, B., Wang, Y. Mauro, C., Simon, N. Symposium. “Complexity in complicated grief: Considering context.” ADEC 36th Annual Conference, Baltimore, MD, 4/2014 151. Shear, M.K. Practice Report. “Complicated Grief Treatment From Both Sides Now.” Shear, M.K. APA Annual Meeting. New York, NY 5/2014 Symposium Discussant, “Issues Related to Complicated Grief.” 152. Interactive Session Chair, “Grief, Bereavement, and Depression: Sorting Out the Diagnosis and Management Issues.” ACNP 53rd Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ 12/2014 Shear, M.K. et al. Poster Presentation. “Loss of a Pair-bond Partner and Reward Extinction in 153. Prairie Voles." Shear, M.K. et al. Poster Presentation. “Testing Sensitivity of Different Criteria for Complicated Grief." 154. ADEC 37th Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX 4/2015 Shear M.K, & Fry L. Workshop, “Grief Counselor as Sherpa Guide: Intervention Strategies for Grief Care.” Shear M.K. Presentation, “Complicated Grief Treatment From Both Sides Now: Part III”

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ADAA Annual Meeting, Miami FL 4/2015 Shear et al. Symposium. "Optimizing Treatment of Complicated Grief: Results from a Multisite Randomized Controlled Trial." Shear et al. Presentation. "Examining Associated Constructs to Improve the Characterization of 155. Complicated Grief." Shear M.K. & Simon N. Workshop. "Introduction to Complicated Grief Treatment: An Evidence- Based Approach."

APA 168th Annual Meeting, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 5/2015 Symposium Chair, “Optimizing Treatment of Complicated Grief: Results of a Multicenter 156. Clinical Trial” Shear M.K. Presentation, “Psychotherapy for Complicated Grief: An Evidence-Based Approach”

International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies 32nd Annual Meeting. Dallas, TX, 12/2016 155. Symposium Chair, “Sudden and Violent Deaths: Implications for Improved Public Health Response” Shear M.K. Presentation, “Response to Complicated Grief Treatment in Violent Compared to Natural Death.” Association for Death Education and Counseling 39th Annual Conference. 4/2017 156. Shear M. K. Presentation, “What is Complicated Grief? Perspectives from an Insider and Outsider.” Anxiety and Depression Annual. Conference. San Francisco, CA. 4/2017 157. Shear M. K. Presentation, “Capturing Maladaptive Thoughts in Complicated Grief and their Relationship to Treatment Outcomes.” American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA. 5/2017 Symposium, Current Ideas on Grief: Learning How to Guide Patients through the Grief Process.”

Symposium, “Geriatric Life Transitions: New Challenges for Older Adults.”

Reviews, Invited Published Papers 1. Gilmore, M.M., and Shear, M.K. Case 5: psychotherapy on a clinical research unit: the interaction of therapy and research for a patient hospitalized on a research unit. Psychiatr Q, 51(3): 242-248, 1979. 2. Gilmore, M.M., and Shear, M.K. Case conference from Cornell. Case 6: depression and hypochondriasis in a patient with peptic ulcer disease. Psychiatr Q, 51(4): 312-318, 1979. 3. Shear, M.K., Harshfield, G.A., Polan, J., Frances, A.J., and Pickering, T.G. Autonomic function in panic disorder patients. Psychophysiology 20: 470, 1983. 4. James, G.D., Shear, M.K., and Harshfield, G.A. Sex differences in daily blood pressure variation. Am J Phys Anthrop 69: 219, 1985. 5. Frances, A.J., Shear, M.K., and Hanrahan, M. Woman with panic disorder is reluctant to seek, participate in treatment. Hospital Community Psychiatry, 36: 1260-1261, 1985. 6. Shear, M.K. Pathophysiology of panic: A review of pharmacologic provocative tests and naturalistic monitoring data. J Clin Psychiatry 47: 6, 1986. 7. Devereux, R.B., Kramer-Fox, R, and Shear, M.K. Prevalence of panic disorder in relatives [Letter to the editor]. Psychosomatics, 27: 797, 1986. 8. Shear, M.K., Ball, G., and Josephson, S. An empirically developed cognitive-behavioral treatment of panic. Journal of Integrative and Eclectic Psychotherapy, 6: 421-433, 1987.

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9. Shear, M.K., and Frances, A.J. Clinical presentation and evaluation. Psychiatr Ann 18: 448-456, 1988. 10. Shear, M.K. The concept of uncontrollability. Psychol Inq 2: 88-93, 1991. 11. Shear, M.K., and Schulberg, H.C. Anxiety disorders in primary care. Bull Menninger Clin 59: Suppl. A, A73-A85, 1995. 12. Shear, M.K., and Mammen, O. Anxiety disorders in pregnant and postpartum women. Psychopharmacol Bull 31: 693-703, 1995. 13. Shear, M.K. Psychotherapeutic issues in long term treatment of anxiety disorder patients. Psychiatr Clin North Am, 18: 885-894, 1995. 14. Shear, M.K., Leon, A.C., Pollack, M.H., Rosenbaum, J.F., and Keller, M.B. Pattern of placebo response in panic disorder. Psychopharmacol Bull, 31: 273-278, 1995. 15. Shear, M.K. Psychotherapy for panic disorder. Psychiatr Q, 66: 321-328, 1995. 16. Shear, M.K. Treatment of panic and phobias. Current Opinions in Psychiatry. 9: 121-124, 1996. 17. Klerman, G.L., Shear, M.K., Leon, A., Portera, L., Keller, M., Lavori, P., Deltito, J., Rosenbaum, J., Pollack, M., and Sachs, G. Treating the depression associated with panic disorder. Giorn Ital Psicopat, 2: 1-8, 1996. 18. Shear, M.K. Factors in the etiology and pathogenesis of panic disorder: Revisiting the attachment separation paradigm. Am J Psychiatry, Festschrift Supplement, 153: 125-136, 1996. 19. Shear, M.K. Comorbid panic disorder in “usual care” treatment of depression in primary care: The 10th NIMH international conference on mental health problems in the general health care sector. Bethesda, Maryland, July 15-16, 1996. Abstracts. Int J Psychiatry Med 26:355-409, 1996. 20. Shear, M.K., and Mammen, O.K. Anxiety disorders in primary care: A lifespan perspective. Bull Menninger Clin, 61: A37-A53, 1997. 21. Shear, M.K., and Weiner, K. Psychotherapy of panic disorder. J Clin Psychiatry, 58: 38- 45,1997. 22. Shear, M.K., and Wheeler, S. Psychotherapy of prescribing. Journal of Practical Psychiatry and Behavioral Health, 3: 87-94, 1997. 23. Mammen, O.K., Shear, M.K., Greeno, C.G., Wheeler, S., and Hughes, C. Anger attacks and treatment nonadherence in a perinatal psychiatry clinic. Psychopharmacol Bull 33: 105-108, 1997. 24. Cassano, G.B., Michelini, S., Shear, M.K., Coli, E., Maser, J., and Frank, E. The panic- agoraphobic spectrum: A new approach to the assessment and treatment of subtle symptomatology. Am J Psychiatry Sabshin Festschrift Supplement 154: 27-38, 1997. 25. Shear, M.K. Anxiety disorders in women: Gender-related modulation of neurobiology and behavior. Seminars in Reproductive Endocrinology 15: 69-76, 1997 26. Prigerson, H.G., Shear, M.K., Bierhals, A.J., Pilkonis, P.A., Wolfson, L., Hall, M., Zonarich,D.L., and Reynolds, C.F. III. Case histories of traumatic grief. Omega: Journal of Death and Dying 35: 9-24, 1997. 27. Frank, E., Prigerson H.G., Shear, M.K., and Reynolds, C.F. III. Phenomenology and treatment of bereavement-related distress in the elderly. International Clinical Psychopharmacology 12 (Suppl 7): S 25-S29, 1997. 28. Shear, M.K. Progress in psychosocial assessment and treatment. Depression and Anxiety 5:144- 152, 1997. 29. Gorman, J.M., Hirschfeld, R.M.A., Pollack, M., and Shear, M.K. Treatment of comorbid panic and depression. J Clin Psychiatry Intercom: 1-12, 1998. 30. Fagiolini, A., Shear, M.K., Cassano, G.B., and Frank, E. Is lifetime separation anxiety a manifestation of panic spectrum? CNS Spectrums 3:63-72,1998.

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31. Cassano, G.B., Rotondo,A., Maser, J.D., Shear, M.K., Frank, E., Mauri, M., and Dell'Osso, L. The panic-agoraphobia spectrum: Rationale, assessment, and clinical usefulness. CNS Spectrums 3:35-48,1998. 32. Shear, M.K., and Beidel, D.C. Psychotherapy in the overall management strategy for social anxiety disorder. J Clin Psychiatry 59 (Suppl 17): 39-44, 1998. 33. Feske, U., and Shear, M.K. Progress in psychosocial assessment and treatment. Depression and Anxiety 9:32-43, 1999. 34. Shekhar, A, McCann, UD, Meaney, MJ, Blanchard, DC, Davis, M, Frey, KA, Liberzon, I, Overall, KL, Shear, MK, Tecott, LH, Winsky, L. Summary of a National Institute of Mental Health Workshop: Developing Animal Models of Anxiety Disorders. Psychopharmacology 157:327-339, 2001. 35. Shear, MK, VII Anxiety Disorders. Psychiatry. WebMD Scientific American Medicine Online. Dale DC, Federmann, DD, Eds. WebMD Inc., New York, 2003. 36. Shear, MK, Optimal treatment of anxiety disorders. Patient Care, 37(5), May, 2003. 37. Shear, MK, Treatment Options for Depression in the Elderly, CNS, July, 2005. 38. Shear, MK, Depression in the Elderly: The Unique Features Related to Diagnosis and Treatment, CME Symposium.

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