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Welcome from the Program Chair • ii About the Itinerary Planner • ii Clinical Intervention Training • iii Invited Addresses • iii Workshops • iv Master Clinician Seminars • vi AMASS • vi Institutes • vii General Sessions • viii Registration and Hotel • xvi Welcome John D. Otis, ABCT Program Chair R VA Boston Healthcare System and Boston University

I would like to express my appreciation to ABCT President of this year’s exciting and innovative presentations and Dr. Frank Andrasik and the ABCT Board for giving me the addresses. opportunity to serve as the 2010 ABCT Program Chair. This year, our Invited Addresses include presentations by The theme of the 44th annual meeting, “Cognitive Drs. Edna Foa, Albert Bandura, James Prochaska, and Helen Behavioral Therapy: Unifying Diverse Disciplines With a Mayberg (see p. iii for titles of invited addresses). In addition, Common Thread,” is intended to emphasize the relevance of the conference features new presentations in the areas of cognitive-behavioral theories across varied topics and disor- behavioral medicine/health psychology, severe mental illness, ders and across diverse health- and mental-health related pro- couples treatment, and presentations on the NIH Loan fessions and disciplines. While there are many specialties with- Repayment Program as well as on advice from experts on in the fields of physical and mental health, our shared under- recent changes in the NIH grant application process. standing of the importance of applying evidence-based cogni- What an incredible location for our 44th Annual tive behavioral practices is a common thread that joins us Conference—San Francisco! We are excited to have the Hilton together. San Francisco Union Square as our conference site. The hotel is Clearly, this is a message that resonated strongly with located in the heart of the city, within walking distance of ABCT members. We received over 1,965 submissions this year, many of San Francisco’s famous neighborhoods, such as many of which were in areas that had been underrepresented Chinatown and Nob Hill, in addition to the cable cars, shop- in the past. The ABCT program schedule is packed with ping, dining, theatre, and nightlife. The hotel even has a spa diverse offerings in every time slot, so it is recommended that and an outdoor pool for between-presentation rejuvenation. members use the ABCT Itinerary Planner—located on the On behalf of Dr. Andrasik and the entire ABCT Board, we ABCT website—to plan their daily schedule online and in invite all members to make your travel arrangements now to advance of the conference so that they can take full advantage join us for the 2010 San Francisco conference! ABCT’s Online Convention Itinerary Planner

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ii Welcome | Convention 2010 Clinical Intervention Training íáÅâÉíÉÇ=ëÉëëáçå

CLINICAL INTERVENTION TRAINING 1 Updates in Emotion Regulation and Crisis Survival Skills: Integrating DBT Skills Into Clinical Practice Marsha M. Linehan and Kathryn E. Korsland, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine

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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS Behavioral Medicine: Expanding our Reach Frank Andrasik, University of Memphis

INVITED ADDRESS On Alleviating Urgent Global Problems by Psychosocial Means Albert Bandura, Stanford University

INVITED ADDRESS Disseminating Evidence-Based Treatments Within Systems and Across Countries: Lessons Learned From Prolonged for PTSD Edna B. Foa, University of Pennsylvania

INVITED ADDRESS “People who regard them- Paths to Recovery: Targeting Dysfunctional selves as highly efficacious Limbic-Cortical Circuits in Depression Helen S. Mayberg, Emory University School act, think, and feel differently of Medicine from those who perceive INVITED ADDRESS themselves as inefficacious. Alternative Strategies for Changing Multiple They produce their own Behaviors James O. Prochaska, University of Rhode Island future, rather than simply foretell it.” —Albert Bandura, Social Foundations of Thought and Action (1986)

Clinical Intervention Training & Invited Addresses | Convention 2010 iii Workshops íáÅâÉíÉÇ=ëÉëëáçåë

ABCT's workshops provide participants with up-to- date integration of theoretical, empirical, and clin- ical knowledge about specific issues or themes.

WORKSHOP 6 cêáÇ~ó Hands-on Training in CBT for Insomnia in Those WORKSHOP 1 With Anxiety Disorders, Depression, and Other Comorbid Conditions Core Strategies in the Assessment and Treatment Rachel Manber, Stanford University Medical Center, of Health Anxiety and Colleen E. Carney, Ryerson University Heather Hadjistavropoulos, University of Regina, Patricia Furer and John Walker, University of WORKSHOP 7 Manitoba, and Theo Bouman, University of Groningen Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics WORKSHOP 2 Douglas W. Woods, University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee, and Christine A. Conelea, University of Schematic Mismatch in the Therapeutic Wisconsin-Milwaukee and Brown University School of Relationship: Using Roadblocks as Opportunities Medicine for Change Robert L. Leahy, American Institute for Cognitive WORKSHOP 8 Therapy ACT in Practice: Case Conceptualization in WORKSHOP 3 Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Daniel J. Moran, Pickslyde Consulting, and Patricia Group Treatment for SAD Bach, Illinois Institute of Technology Stefan G. Hofmann, Boston University WORKSHOP 9 WORKSHOP 4 The Marriage Checkup: Using the Brief Checkup DBT and CBT for Emotion Dysregulation and Model to Promote Marital Health and Prevent Nonsuicidal Self-Injury in Adolescents Relationship Deterioration W. Edward Craighead, Emory University School of James V. Cordova, Clark University Medicine and Emory University, and Lorie A. Ritschel, Emory University School of Medicine WORKSHOP 10 WORKSHOP 5 Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for ADHD in Adults Natural Seing Therapeutic Management: Steven A. Safren, Susan Sprich, and Laura Knouse, A Multiple Model Approach to Maintain Harvard Medical School and Massachuses General Individuals with Developmental Disabilities Hospital and Severe Behaviors in Community Seings Michael R. Petronko, Russell J. Kormann, and Doreen DiDomenico, Rutgers University

iv Workshops | Convention 2010 WORKSHOP 18 p~íìêÇ~ó Concurrent Treatment for Alcohol Dependence and PTSD WORKSHOP 11 Edna B. Foa and David A. Yusko, University of Problem-Solving Therapy for Depression Among Pennsylvania Medical Patient Populations Arthur M. Nezu and Christine Maguth Nezu, WORKSHOP 19 Drexel University Selective Mutism in Children: Characteristics, Assessment, and Treatment WORKSHOP 12 Christopher A. Kearney, Harpreet Kaur, and Rachel Advanced Workshop on Cognitive Processing Schafer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Therapy Patricia A. Resick, VA National Center for PTSD, WORKSHOP 20 Women’s Health Sciences Division, National Center for CBT for OCD: A Symptom Dimension Approach PTSD, and Boston University Jonathan S. Abramowitz, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill WORKSHOP 13 CBT for Couples Experiencing Economic Stress Norman B. Epstein and Mariana K. Falconier, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University pìåÇ~ó WORKSHOP 21 WORKSHOP 14 Assessment and Treatment of Bipolar Disorder in Personal Finance Solutions for Busy Mental Children Health Professionals Mary A. Fristad, Ohio State University, and Jill S. Barbara A. Friedberg, Lebanon Valley College Goldberg Arnold, Private Practice WORKSHOP 22 WORKSHOP 15 The Art and Science of Mindfulness: Integrating Acceptance-Based Behavioral Therapy for GAD Mindfulness in Psychology and Comorbid Disorders Shauna L. Shapiro, Santa Clara University Susan M. Orsillo and Lizabeth Roemer, University of Massachuses, Boston WORKSHOP 23 Integrating Spirituality into CBT WORKSHOP 16 Harold B. Robb, III, and David H. Rosmarin, McLean Cognitive Behavioral Treatment for Depression in Hospital/Harvard Medical School Primary Care Medicine Barbara A. Golden and Bruce S. Zahn, PCOM WORKSHOP 24 Individual Dialectical Behavior Therapy WORKSHOP 17 Treatment Strategies Applied to Eating Disorders Individual and Family-Based CBT for Treatment Lucene Wisniewski and Denise D. Ben-Porath, John of First-Episode Psychosis Carroll University Jennifer Golieb and Corinne Cather, Massachuses General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Shirley WORKSHOP 25 Glynn, UCLA, and Kim Mueser, Dartmouth Medical Introduction to Motivational Interviewing School Daniel W. McNeil, West Virginia University

“... Because we accept the role of reducing needless suffering and enhancing joyful living, we are right to direct our consul- tees on how to attempt steps to secure these ends. We are right, even if doing so means changing their supernatural beliefs...” —Hank Robb, 2001 (“Facilitating REBT by Including Religious Beliefs” C&BP Vol 8, p. 33)

Convention 2010 | Workshops v Master Clinician Seminars íáÅâÉíÉÇ=ëÉëëáçåë These seminars involve the presentation of case material, session videotapes, and discussion to enable participants to further understand the application of cognitive and behavioral techniques. cêáÇ~ó p~íìêÇ~ó= MASTER CLINICIAN SEMINAR 1 MASTER CLINICIAN SEMINAR 5 Implementing Prolonged Exposure for PTSD: Conducting Therapeutic Exposures With Anxious Optimizing Outcomes Adolescents: Practicalities, Pitfalls, and Edna B. Foa, University of Pennsylvania School of Ultimately, Progress Medicine Anne Marie Albano and Sandra Pimentel, Columbia University and New York State Psychiatric Institute MASTER CLINICIAN SEMINAR 2 Behavioral Activation Principles in Practice in the MASTER CLINICIAN SEMINAR 6 Treatment of Depression What to Do When You Don’t Know What to Do: Christopher R. Martell, Associates in Behavioral Health Practical Guidelines for Keeping CBT With Youth and University of Washington Fresh Robert D. Friedberg, Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute MASTER CLINICIAN SEMINAR 3 and Penn State Milton Hershey Medical Center Problem-Solving Therapy (PST) to Enhance Resilience and Improve Psychological and MASTER CLINICIAN SEMINAR 7 Emotional Immunity Beginning and Ending Psychotherapy: Mindful, Christine Maguth Nezu and Arthur M. Nezu, Ethical Practice in an Era of Manuals and Managed Drexel University Care Denise D. Davis, Vanderbilt University and MASTER CLINICIAN SEMINAR 4 Independent Practice Artistic Adherence: Maximizing “Flex” While Minimizing “Dri” in Conducting Competent MASTER CLINICIAN SEMINAR 8 Cognitive-Behavioral Therapies Exposure Therapy for Anxiety Disorders Cory F. Newman, University of Pennsylvania School of Michelle G. Craske, UCLA Medicine

AMASS íáÅâÉíÉÇ=ëÉëëáçåë Advanced Methodology and Statistics Seminars (AMASS) are for applied researchers, presented by renowned research scientsts qÜìêëÇ~ó= AMASS 1 AMASS 2 Applied Structural Equation Modeling Applied Longitudinal Data Analysis with HLM James M. Henson, Old Dominion University David C. Atkins, University of Washington

vi Master Clinician Seminars & AMASS | Convention 2010 Institutes íáÅâÉíÉÇ=ëÉëëáçåë Designed for clinical practitioners, discussions and display of specific intervention techniques.

INSTITUTE 5 qÜìêëÇ~ó Enhancing Treatment Outcome for OCD David Yusko, Monica T. Williams, and Edna Foa, INSTITUTE 1 University of Pennsylvania Incorporating Motivational Interviewing and INSTITUTE 6 Cognitive Behavioral Techniques in Group and Individual Therapy Functional Analytic Psychotherapy: Maximizing Linda C. Sobell, Nova Southeastern University Therapeutic Impact by Using the Client-Therapist Relationship INSTITUTE 2 Mavis Tsai, Independent Practice and University of Washington, and Robert J. Kohlenberg, University of Cognitive Processing Therapy Basics: The How’s Washington and Why’s of Implementing PTSD Treatment in Clinical Practice INSTITUTE 7 Debra Kaysen, University of Washington, and Tara Galovski, University of Missouri-St. Louis Using ACT Principles and Strategies in the Treatment of Substance Use Disorders INSTITUTE 3 Angela L. Stos, University of Texas–Houston Medical School, William D. Norwood, University of Housto, Cognitive-Behavioral Case Formulation and Clear Lake, and Akihiko Masuda, Georgia State Progress Monitoring University Jacqueline B. Persons, San Francisco Bay Area Center for Cognitive Therapy and UC–Berkeley INSTITUTE 8 INSTITUTE 4 Using the Case Formulation Approach to Guide Treatment of Complicated PTSD in Clinical Collaborative Case Conceptualization: Incorporate Practice Strengths to Build Resilience Claudia Zayfert, Dartmouth Medical School, Christine A. Padesky and Kathleen A. Mooney, Jason DeViva, Connecticut VA Health System, and Center for Cognitive Therapy Carolyn B. Becker, Trinity University

“...Clinical improvements, healing, or psychotherapeutic change, all of which are acts of the client, also involve contingencies of reinforcement that occur in the rela- tionship between client and therapist...” —Kohlenberg & Tsai, 2000 (“Radical Behavioral Help for Katrina” C&BP Vol. 7, p. 500)

Convention 2010 | Institutes vii General Sessions R Clinical Round Tables and Panel Discussions feature discussion by experts on a current important topic. Membership Panel Discussions emphasize training or career development. Symposia are presentation of data, usually investigating efficacy of treatment protocol or particular research.

`äáåáÅ~ä=oçìåÇ=q~ÄäÉë`äáåáÅ~ä=oçìåÇ=q~ÄäÉë CLINICAL ROUND TABLE 7 CLINICAL ROUND TABLE 13 Novel Approaches to Changing Broadening Our Conceptualizations CLINICAL ROUND TABLE 1 Beliefs in CBT and Clinical Approaches for the Managing Treatment-Resistant OCD Panelists: Robert Friedberg, Donna Treatment of Chronic Anorexia Spectrum Conditions in Adults and Sudak Nervosa Children Chair: Irismar de-Oliveira Panelists: Anita Federici, Jennifer Wildes, Thomas Lynch Panelists: Jonathan Abramowitz, Gail CLINICAL ROUND TABLE 8 Steketee, Bradley Riemann, C. Alec Chair: Lucene Wisniewski Pollard, Randy Frost, Martin Franklin Treatment of OCD During the CBT Chair: Cheryl Carmin Renaissance Panelists: Jonathan Abramowitz, jÉãÄÉêëÜáé=m~åÉäë CLINICAL ROUND TABLE 2 Michael Twohig, Jeff Szymanski, Can We Get an Encore, Do You Want Denise Moquin, Jason Elias MEMBER PANEL DISCUSSION 1 More (Lessons Learned From Chairs: Jason Elias, Nate Gruner What Professionals Look for When Treatment Failures)? CLINICAL ROUND TABLE 9 They Hire New Employees Panelists: David Barlow, Dennis Presenter: Hilary Vidair Greenberger, Michelle Craske Expanding Evidence-Based Chair: Simon Rego Psychological Services: From MEMBER PANEL DISCUSSION 2 Traditional Therapy to Self-Help What Every Student and Young CLINICAL ROUND TABLE 3 Books to Internet Interventions Professional Needs to Know About Therapist Self-Disclosure: Panelists: William Miller, Loan Repayment Programs Offered Collective Wisdom Ricardo Muñoz Through the Panelists: Linda Filei, Rosemary Chair: Andrew Christensen National Institutes of Health Mennuti, Stephanie Maei CLINICAL ROUND TABLE 10 Presenter: Todd Smitherman Chair: Andrea Bloomgarden Social Coping and Autism Spectrum CLINICAL ROUND TABLE 4 Disorders: The Power Combination m~åÉä=aáëÅìëëáçåë Transdisciplinary Training for of Psychology and Speech Language Interventions Evidence-Based Behavioral Practice: PANEL DISCUSSION 1 Best Practices From Psychology, Panelists: Valerie Gaus, Samara Pulver The Burgeoning Science of Medicine, and Practice Networks Tetenbaum, Stacey Kanin Integrating Spirituality Into CBT Panelists: Beverly Lehr, Jason Chair: Shana Nichols Panelists: Doug Oman, Melinda Saerfield, Lynn Martin CLINICAL ROUND TABLE 11 Stanley, Diane Spangler, David Chair: Bonnie Spring Providing CBT Behavioral Sleep Rosmarin CLINICAL ROUND TABLE 5 Medicine in Primary Care Seings: Chairs: Hank Robb, David Rosmarin Relevance to Clinical Fugen Neziroglu Testing Case Formulation Necessity Chair: Jonathan Hoffman Hypotheses in Clinical Practice Panelists: Anne Bartolucci, Shannon Panelists: Victoria Beckner, Michael Sullivan, Kathy Sexton-Radek, Jason PANEL DISCUSSION 2 Tompkins, Janie Hong Ong, Christina Nash, Bre Kuhn, Chair: Jacqueline Persons Using Technology in CBT Treatment Jacqueline Kloss, Shelby Freedman of OCD CLINICAL ROUND TABLE 6 Harris • Chair: Rachel Manber Panelists: E. Katia Moritz, Eric Storch, Fugen Neziroglu Barriers to Engaging Couples in CLINICAL ROUND TABLE 12 Chair: Jonathan Hoffman Therapy for Relationship Problems Empirically Based CBT Supervision: Panelists: Donald Baucom, Mark Making Supervision More Effective PANEL DISCUSSION 3 Whisman, Barbara McCrady, Kristina Panelists: Derek Milne, Donna Sudak, Enhancing Dissemination of Gordon Leslie Sokol Treatments Through Evidence-Based Chair: Norman Epstein Chair: Robert Reiser viii General Sessions | Convention 2010 Panelists: Elissa J. Brown, Alison PANEL DISCUSSION 16 PANEL DISCUSSION 3 McLeish, Amy House, Amie Grills- Incorporating Cultural Factors Into Enhancing Dissemination of Taquechel Empirically Supported Treatments: Treatments Through Evidence-Based Chair: Bethany Teachman Research and Clinical Training PANEL DISCUSSION 10 Considerations Panelists: Shawn Cahill, Mark Panelists: Joyce Chu, Nolan Zane, Whisman, Michael Oo, Marsha The Contribution of Mindfulness to Gordon Nagayama Hall Linehan, Michael Kozak, Jonathan Psychotherapy Chairs: Janie Hong, Jin Kim Kanter, Greg Hajcak, Cheryl Carmin Panelists: Philippe Goldin, Kevin Chair: Douglas Woods Ochsner, Alan Marla, Marsha PANEL DISCUSSION 17 Linehan, Hedy Kober Defining, Assessing, and Fostering PANEL DISCUSSION 4 Chairs: Eunice Chen, Karla Feich Therapist Competence Implementing and Studying CBT PANEL DISCUSSION 11 Panelists: Christopher Martell, Across Disciplines: Practical and Christine Nezu, Cory Newman Methodological Considerations Measuring Treatment Integrity in Chair: Arthur Nezu Panelists: Katherine Comtois, Amy Clinic- and School-Based Treatments Naugle, Sara Landes, David Kolko, for Children PANEL DISCUSSION 18 Mahew Jameson, Mahew Jameson, Panelists: Marc Atkins, Michael What New Tricks Do Old (and New) Mahew Jameson, Suzanne Decker Southam-Gerow, Sonja Schoenwald, Dogs Need to Know?: A Panel Chair: Shannon Wiltsey Stirman Julie Owens, Stacy Frazier, Steven Discussion on the Recent Grant Evans Application-Related Changes at the PANEL DISCUSSION 5 Chair: Yuko Watabe NIH Trauma-Informed Services in the PANEL DISCUSSION 12 Panelists: Michael Kozak, Tracy Treatment of Serious Mental Illness: Waldeck, Paul Stasiewicz, Stephen Current Knowledge, Complications, How to Develop and Sustain a Child Maisto, Carl Lejuez and Future Directions and Adolescent Mood Program in a Chairs: Sco Coffey, Michael Twohig Panelists: Amanda Collins, Sophia Medical School Seing Vinogradov, Kim Mueser, Maria Panelists: Kiki Chang, Lorie Ritschel, PANEL DISCUSSION 19 Monroe-DeVita David Miklowitz, John Curry Interventions to Reduce Alcohol- Chairs: Melissa Tarasenko, Ashley Chair: W. Edward Craighead related Risks Among College Wynne PANEL DISCUSSION 13 Students: Where Do We Go From Here? PANEL DISCUSSION 6 Leading the Way toward LGBT- Panelists: Kate Carey, Clayton Dissemination of Empirically Affirmative CBT: Clinician, Neighbors, James Murphy, Mary Supported Treatments to Rural and Supervisor, and Trainee Larimer Underserved Populations Perspectives Chair: Mahew Martens Panelists: Tami DeCoteau, Thresa Panelists: Gina Cortesi, Jillian Yancey, Jacob Warren, Bryant Smalley Shipherd, Christopher Martell, Trevor PANEL DISCUSSION 20 Chair: Thresa Yancey Hart Needed: A Two-Way Bridge Chairs: Rebecca Cameron, Sarah Between Research and Practice PANEL DISCUSSION 7 Hayes-Skelton Panelists: Steven Hollon, Linda Sobell, Geing Published as a Student and PANEL DISCUSSION 14 Michelle Newman, David Klonsky Early Career Psychologist Chair: Marvin Goldfried Panelists: Joaquin Borrego, Erin Beyond Therapy: Brief Interventions Poindexter, David Pantalone, Holly for Couples and Families PANEL DISCUSSION 21 Morrell, Shannon Couture Panelists: James Cordova, Lisa Training in Evidence-Based Chair: Joy Pemberton Uebelacker, Sco Stanley, Ronald Practice Rogge Panelists: Judith Beck, Rachel PANEL DISCUSSION 8 Chair: Caroline Eubanks Hershenberg, Deborah Drabick Engaging Service Providers in PANEL DISCUSSION 15 Chair: Joanne Davila Dissemination and Implementation: Effective Strategies Across What Might Be the Mechanisms of PANEL DISCUSSION 22 Disciplines and Seings Change within CBT for Social Preparing for Research Careers in Panelists: Kimberly Becker, Bradley Anxiety? Canada Steinfeld, Amy Herschell, Panelists: Richard Heimberg, Jasper Panelists: Kathleen Corcoran, Sheila Rinad Beidas Smits, Stefan Hofmann, James Woody, Anne Wagner, Sherry Stewart, Chair: Suzanne Decker Herbert Andrew Ekblad, Keith Dobson Chairs: Timothy Emge, Debra Hope Chair: Trevor Hart PANEL DISCUSSION 9 The Elusive Search: Finding Work- Life Balance Across Stages of Life and Stages of Career

Convention 2010 | General Sessions ix SYMPOSIUM 9 SYMPOSIUM 17 póãéçëá~ Conceptualizing, Developing, and HIV and Depression: A Testing a Transdiagnostic Approach: Multidisciplinary Approach to HIV SYMPOSIUM 1 The View From the Unified Protocol Prevention and Care Stress Processes in Depression Chair: Kristen Ellard Chair: Angela Wendorf Chairs: Josephine Shih and Randy Discussant: David Barlow Discussant: Conall O'Cleirigh Auerbach SYMPOSIUM 10 SYMPOSIUM 18 Discussant: Constance Hammen New Directions and Reflections in An Innovative Application of SYMPOSIUM 2 the Conceptualization of Readiness Evidence-Based Practices to Unite Social Anxiety and Interpersonal to Change Cognitive Behavioral Functioning: A Closer Look at Chairs: Clayton Neighbors, Susan Therapists and Teachers: Teacher- Friendships and Romantic Collins Child Interaction Relationships Discussant: Kate Carey Training Chair: Katya Fernandez Chairs: Christopher Campbell, SYMPOSIUM 11 Discussant: J. Beck David Hansen Cognitive Mediators of Distress, Discussant: Sheila Eyberg SYMPOSIUM 3 Impairment, and Outcome in SYMPOSIUM 19 The Role of Anxiety Sensitivity in Depression Chronic Health Conditions Chair: Michael Young Cognitive Behavioral Assessment Chair: Alison McLeish Discussant: Robert DeRubeis and Treatment of Criminal Justice Discussant: Michael Zvolensky Populations: Implications for Cross- SYMPOSIUM 12 Discipline Dissemination and SYMPOSIUM 4 From University to Community Collaboration The Treatment of Anxiety Among Seings: Training Community Chair: Zella Moore Older Adults Mental Health Practitioners in Discussant: Christopher Eckhardt Chair: Amber Paukert Evidence-Based Practice SYMPOSIUM 20 Discussant: Patricia Arean Chairs: Amy Herschell, Amanda Costello Modifications of CBT for a Diverse SYMPOSIUM 5 Discussant: Kimberly Hoagwood Spectrum of Older Adults with Pushing the Envelope in ADHD Comorbid Conditions SYMPOSIUM 13 Treatment: Testing Promising Chairs: Patricia Haynes, Psychosocial Interventions for Personalizing Patient Care: Data Jennifer Martin Organizational Skills and Social from Two Large-Scale PTSD Discussant: Richard Bootzin Behavior Effectiveness Trials SYMPOSIUM 21 Chair: Richard Gallagher Chair: Norah Feeny Discussant: Daniel Weiss Neuroeconomics and SYMPOSIUM 6 Psychopathology: Implications for SYMPOSIUM 14 Borderline Personality Disorder and Treatment the Effects of Emotion Vulnerability Geing Unstuck: Alternatives to Chair: Carla Sharp in the Laboratory: From Basic Ruminative Self-Focus Discussant: Amy Roy Science to Clinical Practice Chairs: Blair Wisco, Lori Hilt SYMPOSIUM 22 Chairs: Thomas Lynch, Katherine Discussant: David M. Fresco Dixon-Gordon The Mindful Brain SYMPOSIUM 15 Discussant: Sco Coffey Chairs: Hedy Kober, Judson Brewer Using Technology to Develop and SYMPOSIUM 7 Adapt CBT Interventions: SYMPOSIUM 23 Using the Internet for Smoking Challenges and Potential Recent Advances in the Treatment of Cessation: A Fully Automated Chairs: Ricardo Muñoz, Alinne Social Spanish/English Smoking Cessation Barrera Chair: Meredith Coles Website Discussant: Ken Weingardt SYMPOSIUM 24 Chairs: Ricardo Muñoz, Yan Leykin SYMPOSIUM 16 Discussant: Jodi Prochaska Experimental Manipulations of Examining the Impact of Therapists' Emotion Regulation Strategies SYMPOSIUM 8 Use of Evidence-based Therapeutic Across The Diagnostic Spectrum Extending Evidence-Based Strategies in Usual Care Youth Chairs: Amelia Aldao, Katherine Assessment and Interventions to Psychotherapy Dixon-Gordon Military Couples and Families Chair: Ann Garland Discussant: M. Zachary Rosenthal Chair: Douglas Snyder Discussant: Bruce Chorpita Discussant: Donald Baucom

x General Sessions | Convention 2010 SYMPOSIUM 25 SYMPOSIUM 33 SYMPOSIUM 41 Sexual Health and Functioning: An Introduction to Behavioral Sleep Treatment of Returning Service Using Data to Inform CBT Medicine Members From Afghanistan and Chair: Ty Lostuer Chair: Robert Meyers Iraq: Efforts to Enhance Treatment Discussant: David Atkins Discussants: Christina McCrae, Daniel Delivery and Outcomes Taylor, Michael Smith, Michael Perlis, Chair: Sonya Norman SYMPOSIUM 26 Michael Perlis, Robert Meyers Discussant: David Riggs Expanding the Use of Prolonged Exposure Therapy for PTSD to SYMPOSIUM 34 SYMPOSIUM 42 Diverse Patient Populations and Acceptance-Based Therapies for Individual Differences in Disgust Clinical Seings Anxiety Disorders and Obesity and Risk for Anxiety Pathology Chair: Melanie Harned Chair: Michelle Craske Chair: Jessica Bomyea Discussant: Elizabeth Hembree Discussant: Steven Hayes Chair: Nader Amir Discussant: Jeffrey Lohr SYMPOSIUM 27 SYMPOSIUM 35 OCD in Youth and Its The Neural Mechanisms Underlying SYMPOSIUM 43 Comorbidities: Implications for Emotion Regulation and From the Laboratory to the Therapy Treatment Psychopathology: Bridging Room: National Dissemination and Chairs: Kristin Canavera, Cognitive Affective Neuroscience Implementation of Evidence-Based Thomas Ollendick and Clinical Research Psychotherapies in the Department Discussant: John Piacentini Chairs: Jessica Richards, of Veterans Affairs Health Care Stacey Daughters System SYMPOSIUM 28 Discussant: Monique Ernst Chair: Bradley Karlin Innovative Acceptance-Based Discussant: Antonee Zeiss Approaches to the Assessment, SYMPOSIUM 36 Conceptualization, and Treatment of Using and Quiing Marijuana: SYMPOSIUM 44 Complex Medical and Mental Health Implications for Advancing Sleep Across Axis I Disorders Problems Treatment Chair: Lisa Talbot Chairs: Maria Karekla, Linda Brown Chair: Melissa Norberg Discussant: Allison Harvey Discussant: Shelley Johns Discussant: Robert Stephens SYMPOSIUM 45 SYMPOSIUM 29 SYMPOSIUM 37 New Directions in Brief Alcohol The Impact of Parental Depression New Directions in Research on Interventions: Identifying on Child Behavior: Timing Effects, Disgust in Specific Anxiety Mechanisms of Change and Mechanisms, and Moderators of Risk Disorders Increasing Efficacy Chairs: Jeremy Peit, Daniel Bagner Chair: Bunmi Olatunji Chair: James Murphy Discussant: Constance Hammen Discussant: Dean McKay Discussant: Clayton Neighbors SYMPOSIUM 30 SYMPOSIUM 38 SYMPOSIUM 46 First Comes Love, Then Comes the Treatments for Depression in Self-Regulation Processes in Social Revolution: How Mobile Technology Children and Adolescents: What are Is Changing the Way We Intervene the Developmental Prerequisites for Chair: Justin Weeks Chairs: Linda Dimeff, Shireen Rizvi Skills Acquisition and Discussant: Stefan Hofmann Discussant: Cecelia Spitznas Implementation? Chair: Judy Garber SYMPOSIUM 47 SYMPOSIUM 31 Discussant: Robin Weersing Evidence-Based Assessment in Gender as a Risk Factor: Examining Research and Practice: What's a the Impact of Gender-Related Risk SYMPOSIUM 39 Clinician to Do about Diagnostic Factors on Comorbid Affective New Directions in the Study of Interviews? Symposiumptoms and Health Aentional Biases to Threat in Chair: Sco Anderson Behaviors and Processes Anxious Youth and Adults Chair: Thomas Ollendick Chair: Alison McLeish Chair: Kristy Benoit Discussant: Peter Jensen Discussant: Judith Beck Discussant: Richard McNally SYMPOSIUM 48 SYMPOSIUM 32 SYMPOSIUM 40 Exploring Emotional and Cognitive Substance Use and Intimate Adaptations of DBT: Novel Modes Mechanisms in Bipolar Disorder Partner Violence: Risks, of Delivery and New Chair: June Gruber Expectancies, and Gender Populations Served Discussant: David Miklowitz Symposiummetry Chair: Andrew Ekblad Chair: Alan Rosenbaum Discussant: Linda Dimeff SYMPOSIUM 49 Discussant: Kathryn Bell Teaching CBT for Psychosis Across

Convention 2010 | General Sessions xi SYMPOSIUM 49 SYMPOSIUM 58 SYMPOSIUM 66 Teaching CBT for Psychosis Across OCD Research Collaborative New Developments in Remote and Mental Health Disciplines Association: Evaluating the Internet-Based Treatment Chair: Eric Granholm Effectiveness of Residential and Chair: James Herbert Discussant: Kim Mueser Intensive Outpatient Treatment Discussant: Sco Coffey Programs in Adolescents and Adults SYMPOSIUM 50 Chair: Chad Weerneck SYMPOSIUM 67 Disseminating EBPs in a Statewide Discussant: Throstur Bjorgvinsson Innovations in CBT for Adolescent System of Care: Results of a 3-Year Depression Trauma Focused CBT Learning SYMPOSIUM 59 Chair: Stephen Shirk Collaborative Post-Event Processing in Social Discussant: Joel Sherrill Chairs: Robert Franks, Jan Markiewicz Phobia: Experimental and Clinical Discussant: Jan Markiewicz Treatment Studies SYMPOSIUM 68 Chair: Neil Rector Understanding the Role of Couple SYMPOSIUM 51 Discussant: Lynn Alden Functioning in Depression Expanding the Reach of CBT: Chair: Mark Whisman Evaluating Alternative Delivery SYMPOSIUM 60 Discussant: Daniel O'Leary Methods Across Various Populations Going Beyond Self-Report to Chair: Tiara Dillworth Understand the Anxiety SYMPOSIUM 69 Discussant: Linda Dimeff Disorders Evidence-Based Practice and Chair: Thomas Rodebaugh Practice-Based Evidence in Hospital SYMPOSIUM 52 Discussant: Thomas Oltmanns Seings: Methods, Challenges and A Component Analysis of DBT for Findings SYMPOSIUM 61 Suicidal Women With Borderline Chair: Carla Sharp Personality Disorder Sleep and Internalizing Disorders in Discussant: Melinda Stanley Chair: Melanie Harned Children and Adolescents Discussant: Steven Hollon Chairs: Courtney Weiner, SYMPOSIUM 70 Donna Pincus The Effects of Biological Versus SYMPOSIUM 53 Discussant: Ron Dahl Psychological Models of Depression Trauma Exposure: Transdiagnostic on Stigma and Treatment Aitudes SYMPOSIUM 62 Risk and Resilience Factors Chair: Bre Deacon Chairs: Erin Marshall, Anka Vujanovic Improving the Impact of Training: Discussant: Jason Luoma Discussant: Patricia Resick Strategies for Increasing Clinician Motivation to Learn and Use SYMPOSIUM 71 SYMPOSIUM 54 Empirically Supported Treatments Understanding Behavioral Health Detection and Early Intervention of Chair: Linda Dimeff Services as Usual for Children and Child Anxiety Disorders: Exploring Discussant: David Barlow Adolescents: Diverse Practitioner CBT Treatment Modalities and Treatment Characteristics SYMPOSIUM 63 Chair: Christine Yu Chair: Charmaine Higa McMillan Discussant: Lynn Miller Exploring the Etiology and Discussant: Ann Garland Correlates of Risky and Addictive SYMPOSIUM 55 Behavior SYMPOSIUM 72 Recent Advances in Pediatric OCD Chair: Bradley Conner Neuroimaging of Social Anxiety Research Discussant: Roisin O'Connor Disorder: fMRI as a Bridge between Chair: Nicole Caporino Cognitive Therapy and Cognitive SYMPOSIUM 64 Discussant: Dean McKay Neuroscience Expanding the Treatment of Chair: John Richey SYMPOSIUM 56 Behavioral Problems: New Discussant: Stefan Hofmann Response Paerns in Eating Applications of ACT Disorders: Measures, Monitoring, Chairs: Amie Langer, Ethan Moitra SYMPOSIUM 73 and Mechanisms Discussant: Kelly Wilson Anxiety Disorders and Quality of Chair: Diane Spangler Life: Functioning and Well-Being Discussant: Terence Wilson SYMPOSIUM 65 Across a Broad Array of Naturalistic and Treatment Samples of Adults SYMPOSIUM 57 Integrating Cognitive and Genetic Models of Depression and Anxiety and Children With Anxiety Addressing Commonalities Across Disorders Chairs: Christopher Beevers, Mental Health Disorders With Brandon Gibb Chair: Risa Weisberg Transdiagnostic Treatments Discussant: John McGeary Discussant: Jonathan Abramowitz Chair: Mahias Berking Discussant: Robert Leahy SYMPOSIUM 74 The Empirically Supported

xii General Sessions | Convention 2010 SYMPOSIUM 74 SYMPOSIUM 81 SYMPOSIUM 89 The Empirically Supported Dissemination of Evidence-Based Innovative Treatments for Comorbid Therapist: The Trickiest, Most Treatment for Child Trauma Mood and Alcohol Use Disorders Threatening, or Most Useful EST? Survivors: Studying the Barriers Chairs: Katie Witkiewitz, Sarah Bowen Chair: Dianne Nielsen Chair: Elissa Brown Discussant: Alan Marla Discussant: G. Terence Wilson Discussant: David Kolko SYMPOSIUM 90 SYMPOSIUM 75 SYMPOSIUM 82 Revisiting Evidence-Based Practices: Emotion in Couples: Spinning a Family Processes and Depression in Enhancing the Relevance of Common Thread Across Diverse Youth: Predictors and Mechanisms Treatment Criteria and Treatment Domains Chair: Martha Tompson Design in Community Mental Chair: Keith Sanford Discussant: Joan Asarnow Health Seings for Children and Discussant: Douglas Snyder Adolescents SYMPOSIUM 83 Chair: Charmaine Higa McMillan SYMPOSIUM 76 All in the Family: Exploration of Discussant: Bruce Chorpita Inhibition Across Anxiety and Parenting Practices and Their Depression Relation to Internalizing Symtoms SYMPOSIUM 90 Chair: Aileen Echiverri in Children and Adolescents Across Broadening Our Focus: Innovative Discussant: Lori Zoellner Cultures Applications of CBT with Child Chairs: Krystal Lewis, Welfare Populations SYMPOSIUM 77 Thomas Ollendick Chair: Ana Ugueto Scientific Exploration of Emotional Discussant: Deborah Beidel Discussant: David Kolko Functioning in GAD: Emphasis on the Nature and Pathogenic SYMPOSIUM 84 SYMPOSIUM 91 Mechanisms The Relationship Between Physical Interpersonal Vulnerabilities to Chairs: Sandra Llera, Activity and Anxiety Processes: Basic Depression From Late Childhood Michelle Newman and Clinical Findings Through Emerging Adulthood Discussant: Thane Erickson Chairs: Evan Forman, Candyce Tart Chair: Jeremy Peit Discussant: Steven Hayes Discussant: Ben Hankin SYMPOSIUM 78 Risk Factors for Mood Disorders in SYMPOSIUM 85 SYMPOSIUM 92 Children and Adolescents: Dissemination and Implementation Psychological and Neural Integrating Psychological and of Computerized CBT Mechanisms of Mindfulness-Based Biological Perspectives Chairs: R. Kathryn McHugh, Lauren Stress Reduction Training Chairs: Ian Gotlib, Jua Joormann Santucci Chair: Philippe Goldin Discussant: Ian Gotlib Discussant: David Barlow Discussant: Greg Siegle SYMPOSIUM 79 SYMPOSIUM 86 SYMPOSIUM 93 Distress Tolerance: Emerging New Advances in the Treatment of The Use of CBT for the Treatment of Research and Clinical Applications Anxiety Disorders in Young Depression in Older Adults With Across Therapeutic Children: Adapting Parent-Child Physical and Cognitive Impairments Contexts Interaction Therapy for an Chairs: Patricia Marino, Victoria Chairs: Amit Bernstein, Overlooked Population Wilkins Anka Vujanovic Chair: Jonathan Comer Discussant: Dolores Gallagher- Discussant: Michael Oo Discussant: Sheila Eyberg Thompson SYMPOSIUM 80 SYMPOSIUM 87 SYMPOSIUM 94 Treatment and Assessment Innovative Ways of Enhancing the Internet-Facilitated Delivery of Applications for Virtual-Reality Effectiveness of Evidence-Based Empirically Supported Interventions Technology Treatments for Children Chair: Lisa Sheeber Chair: Laura Spiller Chair: Erika Coles Discussant: Sonja Schoenwald Discussant: Lorea Malta Discussant: Greta Massei SYMPOSIUM 95 SYMPOSIUM 88 Building a Strong Foundation: Behavioral Activation for Teenagers Engaging Families in Outpatient With Mood or Anxiety Disorders Psychotherapy Chairs: W. Craighead, Chair: Erin Warnick Elizabeth McCauley Discussant: William Bannon Discussant: Sona Dimidjian

Convention 2010 | General Sessions xiii SYMPOSIUM 96 SYMPOSIUM 104 SYMPOSIUM 112 Dietary Restraint: Questions Arising Transdiagnostic Prevention: Child/Adolescent Sexual Abuse, rom 40 years of Research Emerging Research and New Alcohol and Revictimization: Chair: C. Alix Timko Directions in CBT Understanding Associations, Discussant: Drew Anderson Chair: Amit Bernstein Mechanisms and Treatment Discussant: Allison Harvey Outcomes SYMPOSIUM 97 SYMPOSIUM 105 Chair: Dennis McChargue Innovative Formats of CBT for Child Discussant: Dean Kilpatrick Anxiety: Efficacy, Feasibility, and New Empirical Tests of the Acceptability Interpersonal Theory of Suicide SYMPOSIUM 113 Chairs: Kaitlin Gallo, Donna Pincus Chairs: Tracy Wie, Thomas Joiner Changing the Underlying Working Discussant: Brian Chu Discussant: Thomas Joiner Mechanisms of Depression: SYMPOSIUM 106 Unifying Neurobiological, Cognitive SYMPOSIUM 98 and Information Processing Clinical Trials: Core Concepts and Extending Research on Associations Perspectives New Methods between Individual and Relational Chair: Rudi De Raedt Chairs: David Atkins, Sco Comptom Distress in Couples Discussant: Paula Hertel Discussant: Steven Hollon Chairs: Katherine Baucom, Caroline Eubanks SYMPOSIUM 114 SYMPOSIUM 99 Discussant: Lorelei Simpson From Clinics to Classrooms: Contemporary Conceptualizations of SYMPOSIUM 107 Innovative Clinician-Teacher-Parent Criticism in Psychopathology and Collaborations to Deliver CBT Close Relationships Elucidating the Cognitive Treatments in School Seings Chairs: Kristina Peterson, David Smith Mechanisms Mediating Chairs: Heather Taylor, Angela Chiu Discussant: Dianne Chambless Contamination-Related OCD Discussant: Ann Garland Chair: Josh Cisler SYMPOSIUM 100 Discussant: Bunmi Olatunji SYMPOSIUM 115 Innovative Psychosocial SYMPOSIUM 108 Functions and Thresholds: Issues Approaches for Treating Bipolar Related to the Dimensional Disorder in Children and Novel Approaches to the Assessment of the Mood Disorders Adolescents Identification and Assessment of Chair: Michael Moore Chair: Amy West Non-suicidal Self-Injury Functions Discussant: David M. Fresco Discussant: Eric Youngstrom Chair: Michael Armey Discussant: Mahew Nock SYMPOSIUM 116 SYMPOSIUM 101 SYMPOSIUM 109 Innovative Applications of CBT to Mediators, Moderators, and Diverse Traumatized Youth and Treatments, Oh My! Traumatic Long-Term Strategies for the Young Adult Populations Experiences and Their Relationship Treatment of Anxiety Disorders Chairs: Carla Danielson, to Distress in Chronic Illness Chair: Laura Allen Michael McCart Prevention and Treatment Discussant: David Barlow Discussant: David Kolko Chairs: Conall O'Cleirigh, SYMPOSIUM 110 David Pantalone SYMPOSIUM 117 Discussant: Jillian Shipherd Recent Advances in Understanding Current Issues Across Disciplines in the Phenomenology of Hoarding: Assessment and Treatment for SYMPOSIUM 102 Implications for the Individuals With an Autism Investing in the Future of Conceptualization of this Syndrome Spectrum Disorder Psychotherapy Research: Statistical Chair: Kiara Timpano Chair: Jennifer Gillis Best Practices and Seven Discussant: Gail Steketee SYMPOSIUM 118 Methodological Considerations for SYMPOSIUM 111 Studying Mechanisms of Action Does My Brain Look Fat in This? Chair: Bradley Smith Providing Evidence-Based Neurocognition, Neuroimaging and Discussant: Mahew Sanders Interventions in Secondary Schools Cognitive Remediation Chair: Steven Evans Therapy in Eating Disorders SYMPOSIUM 103 Chair: Kathleen Kara Fitzpatrick Aentional Bias in Anxious Youth: Bridging Neurocognitive Theory and Clinical Practice Chair: Adam Weissman Discussant: Richard McNally

xiv General Sessions | Convention 2010 SYMPOSIUM 119 SYMPOSIUM 127 SYMPOSIUM 135 Innovative Approaches to the Experimental Analyses of Processes Assessment and Evaluation of Investigation of Interpersonal of Change in ACT Fusion and Defusion as a Universal Dysfunction in Borderline Chair: Jennifer Boulanger Process in Psychopathology and Personality Disorder Discussant: Daniel Moran Behavior Change Chairs: Kim Gratz, Chairs: Kristin Herzberg, John Forsyth Alexander Chapman SYMPOSIUM 128 Discussant: Kelly Wilson Discussant: Alan Fruzzei Stages On the Way to Implementing Empirically Validated Practice at a SYMPOSIUM 136 SYMPOSIUM 120 Large Outpatient Treatment Facility Adolescent Health Risk Behaviors in Chair: Jane Lawson Peer and Romantic Relationship Scientific Advances in Discussant: Raymond DiGiuseppe Contexts Understanding Male Sexual Chairs: Whitney Brechwal, Victimization: Implications for SYMPOSIUM 129 Mitchell Prinstein Prevention and Intervention Twenty Years of Theory and Chair: Emily Voller Research on Multidimensional SYMPOSIUM 137 Discussant: Patricia Long Perfectionism and Psychopathology: Common Challenges and Potential SYMPOSIUM 121 Current Research on the Solutions in Effectiveness and Antecedents and Consequences of Implementation Research: Lessons Positive Psychology–Based Perfectionism Learned From Trials With Maltreated Interventions for Increasing Well- Chairs: Gordon Fle, Paul Hewi Youth Being: Theoretical, Statistical, and Discussant: Randy Frost Chair: Shannon Dorsey Practical Considerations Discussant: Joel Sherrill Chair: Acacia Parks-Sheiner SYMPOSIUM 130 Discussant: Robert Emmons Predictors of Treatment Outcome in SYMPOSIUM 138 SYMPOSIUM 122 Trials of CBT for Internalizing The Road Less Traveled: Current Disorders Research Efforts in Suicide Behavioral and Psychosocial Chair: Jedidiah Siev Prevention Correlates of Trauma Exposure and Discussant: Maureen Whial Chair: Daniel Cox Substance Abuse in Women Discussant: Marjan Holloway Chair: Carolyn Greene SYMPOSIUM 131 Discussant: Travis Osborne Meta-analytic Investigations of ACT, SYMPOSIUM 139 SYMPOSIUM 123 Meditation, and Mindfulness Specificity of CBT: Evidence From Chair: William O’Brien Experimental Analyses of Behavioral Developments in BIS/BAS Research: and Cognitive Content Advancing Our Understanding of SYMPOSIUM 132 Chair: Jeffrey Lohr the Unique Role of BIS/BAS and Its Examining Trauma in Emerging Discussant: Jasper Smits Underlying Mechanisms Adults from Multiple Perspectives Chair: Danielle Maack Chairs: Andrea Bergman, Elissa SYMPOSIUM 140 Discussant: Bunmi Olatunji Brown Innovative Ways of Enhancing SYMPOSIUM 125 Discussant: Carole Campbell Cognitive Behavioral Treatment for Youth Depression: Using What We It's Wrien All Over Your Face: The SYMPOSIUM 133 Know to Guide What We Do Relationship of Facial Emotion Emotion and Psychopathology: Chair: Dikla Eckshtain Recognition and Processing to Conceptual Foundations and Discussant: Paul Rohde Interpersonal Functioning, Clinical Applications Psychopathology, and Life Adversity Chair: Cynthia Suveg SYMPOSIUM 141 Chairs: Eihia Linardatos, Discussant: Marvin Goldfried Paerns and Mechanisms of Change David M. Fresco in Discussant: Paul Ekman SYMPOSIUM 134 Chair: Shari Steinman SYMPOSIUM 126 Women's Stay-Leave Decisions in Discussant: Michelle Craske Abusive Relationships: Implications Individual Differences in Fear for Cognitive-Behavioral Learning: From the Laboratory to the Interventions Real World Chairs: Christine Gidycz, Chairs: Jason Prenoveau, Katie Edwards Dirk Hermans Discussant: Christine Gidycz

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