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ABCT 2020 54Th Annual Convention vir tual ABCT 2020 54th Annual Convention November 17–22 Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies Board of Directors President . .Martin M. Antony, Ph.D. President-Elect . .David F. Tolin, Ph.D. Past President . Bruce F. Chorpita, Ph.D. Secretary-Treasurer . Sandra Pimentel, Ph.D. Representative-at-Large (2020) . Risa B. Weisberg, Ph.D. Representative-at-Large (2021) . Shireen Rizvi, Ph.D. Representative-at-Large (2022) . Amie E. Grills, Ph.D. Coordinators and Committee Chairs Convention and Education Issues Committees . Katharina Kircanski, Ph.D. Continuing Education Committee . Anu Asnaani, Ph.D. Institutes Committee . Samantha Farris, Ph.D. Workshops Committee . Christina Boisseau, Ph.D. AMASS Committee . .Brian Baucom, Ph.D. Master Clinician Seminar Series . Courtney Benjamin Wolk, Ph.D. Research and Professional Development . .Cole Hooley, Ph.D. Volunteer Committee . .Abby Adler Mandel, Ph.D. Program Committee, 2020 . Shannon Wiltsey Stirman, Ph.D. Associate Program Chair, 2020 . Dan Cheron, Ph.D. Program Committee, 2021 . Gregory Chasson, Ph.D. Associate Program Chair, 2021 . Elizabeth Katz, Ph.D. Membership Issues Committees . Kathleen Gunthert, Ph.D. Special Interest Groups Committee . Lance Rappaport, Ph.D. Membership Committee . Thomas Rodebaugh, Ph.D. Committee on Student Members . Shannon Blakey, Ph.D. Committee on Leadership and Elections . Patricia DiBartolo, Ph.D. Committee on Clinical Directory and Referral Issues . Daniella Cavenagh, Ph.D. List-Serve Committee . Jamie Micco, Ph.D. Social Networking Media Committee . Shari Steinman, Ph.D. Fellows Committee . Linda Sobell, Ph.D. Academic and Professional Issues Committees . Katherine J. W. Baucom, Ph.D. Committee on International Associates . Lata McGinn, Ph.D. Committee on Academic Training & Education Standards . Lee Cooper, Ph.D. Committee on Awards and Recognition . .Cassidy Gutner, Ph.D. Committee on Research Facilitation . Shannon Sauer-Zavala, Ph.D. Committee on Self-Help Book Recommendations . .Christopher Berghoff, Ph.D. Publications Committee . Michelle Newman, Ph.D. Committee on Public Education & Media Dissemination . Emily Bilek, Ed.D. Editor, Behavior Therapy . Denise Sloan, Ph.D. Editor, the Behavior Therapist . Richard LeBeau, Ph.D. Editor, Cognitive and Behavioral Practice . Brian Chu, Ph.D. Editor, Web . Regine Galanti, Ph.D. ABCT Staff Executive Director . Mary Jane Eimer, CAE Director of Communications . .David Teisler, CAE Convention Manager . .Stephen R. Crane Membership and Marketing Manager . Dakota McPherson Managing Editor/Advertising Manager . Stephanie Schwartz, M.S.W. Convention Registrar/Exhibits Manager . .Tonya Childers Publications/Administrative Secretary . .Amanda Marmol Membership Assistant . .Veronica Bowen Bookkeeper . Kelli Long Contents Message From the Program Chair ii Convention and Education Issues v Program Committee v Continuing Education xiii Registration Information xiv ABCT Membership xvii Understanding the ABCT Convention xx ABCT Awards Recipients xxii Welcome to the 54th Annual Convention 1 Clinical Intervention Trainings 2 Advanced Methodology and Statistics Seminars 24, 34-35 Institutes 4 Attendee Orientation to the ABCT Convention 40 Tuesday 1 Wednesday 16 Thursday 42 Friday 125 Saturday 193 Sunday 279 Poster Sessions Thursday 354 Friday 395 Saturday 453 Sunday 496 Subject Index 539 Author Index 542 Call for Papers inside back cover Message From the Program Chairs Shannon Wiltsey Stirman, Ph.D., Program Chair, Dissemination and Training Division, National Center for PTSD and Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University Daniel M. Cheron, Ph.D., ABPP, Associate Program Chair, Judge Baker Children’s Center, Harvard Medical School As the 2020 Program Chair and Associate Chair, we welcome you to our 54th Annual Convention with the recognition that this year has brought unprecedent- ed challenges, but also new opportunities to improve the responsiveness and effec- tiveness of the work that we all do. ABCT’s mission is to enhance public health and well-being through the application of science, a goal that is reflected in our 2020 theme, “Better Access, Better Outcomes: Enhancing the Impact of Behavioral and Cognitive erapies.” At the time that this theme was selected, we had no idea that 2020 would present our field with the formidable challenge of providing undis- rupted access to care during a global pandemic, while sheltering in place. Many of our members rapidly transitioned to providing treatment through telehealth and grappled with questions about how best to provide access to those who lacked the resources or technology to engage in care. We also saw our society—and our field—called to action to ensure that individuals who continue to experience sys- temic racism or discrimination throughout their whole lives receive equitable treatment and opportunity. We have asked ourselves whether the treatments that we develop, study, and provide truly meet the needs of all we serve, and whether and how we can continue to improve their impact. ese are questions that keep us up at night and fuel our own work, and we have worked to bring the same com- mitment in these roles as your Program Chair and Associate Chair. We are truly honored to have the opportunity to serve our organization, which has provided us with intellectual stimulation, friendships, and support for over two decades. Developing a program amidst rapid changes in our society has been enormous- ly rewarding. We have heard from our membership about ways that ABCT can grow and support diversity in our membership and respond to the important chal- lenges that the individuals we serve face every day. We were fortunate that many of our members submitted highly relevant work in areas related to access to care and meeting the needs of diverse communities, and we hope that their presenta- tions will inspire continued dialogue, action, and more innovation and research. We have some exciting programming specific to increasing the impact of CBT. We are joined this year by a panel of experts who have pioneered methods related to treatment selection and personalization. Michelle Craske will moderate a panel ii • Message from the Program Chairs with Aaron Fisher, Greg Siegle, Jacqueline Persons, and Robert DeRubeis on the approaches they have developed and tested to ensure that clients receive tailored, effective, and efficient treatment. Drs. Aaron Beck and Judy Beck will present remarks on the evolution of CBT and reflections on the conference theme. Additionally, you will see a number of presentations on access to care during the COVID-19 pandemic. A key challenge has been not only to provide continuity and equitable access to care, but to do so in a way that ensures that outcomes are commensurate, or even improve upon, traditional face-to-face care. Innovations in digital health and integration of recent findings on ways to personalize care to improve outcomes also remain highly relevant in the current environment. As Program Chairs, it has been our role to work with our committee to consider how we can address these concerns within the program we have sought to create over the past year. Some of our featured speakers will also be sharing their work that is geared findCBT.o toward disseminating, implementing, and increasing access to evidence-based treatment. Dr. Luana Marques will help us kick off the conference on Wednesday with a rich description of work that she and her team are doing with diverse and underserved populations in a variety of community-based settings. Dr. Eric Youngstrom will be speaking about his pioneering efforts to develop open source strategies to disseminate psychological science and provide greater access to evi- dence-based assessment and information about behavioral and emotional disor- ders. We are thrilled that Dr. Torrey Creed will moderate a panel of speakers, Drs. Sosunmolu Shoyinka, Karriem Salaam, Amber Calloway, Mr. Hector Ayala, and Mr. Todd Inman. ey will discuss important considerations to providing access to care for a diverse client population within Philadelphia’s public behavioral healthcare system, which has implemented CBT in many of its service settings. e panelists will discuss important considerations and challenges related to providing telemental health in the midst of the pandemic, and will describe the work at every level of the system to address the impact of systemic racism and experiences of dis- crimination experienced by much of the population that seeks services within the system. Dr. Allison Harvey’s work has spanned the continuum from treatment devel- opment to implementation, and we look forward to hearing her work towards identification of novel intervention targets related to sleep and memory that are safe, powerful, inexpensive, and scalable. Dr. Zindel Segal will share advances in MBCT including recent digital mental health studies. We are also delighted that our 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award Winner, Dr. Phil Kendall, will present on his influential work, which has also focused on both improving clinical outcomes for child anxiety, and increasingly, on implementing these interventions. Finally, in his presidential address, Dr. Martin Antony will speak to us about the challenges and opportunities for CBT in the era of COVID. is year, we continued innovating in our program process: ● We piloted a student reviewer program, and 55 students co-reviewed abstracts with their mentors. ● For the first time, posters will be virtual. is will allow you to attend more live programming
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