Study suggests certain people with depression may benefit from exercise
A study led by Dr. Vonetta Dotson found that specific genetic markers that put people at risk for depression may also predict who might benefit from exercise.
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Department Of Clinical And Health Psychology
Bowers receives UF Doctoral Mentoring Award
Dr. Dawn Bowers, a professor in the department of clinical and health psychology, is one of five faculty members to receive the UF Graduate School's 2015-2016 Doctoral Mentoring Award for excellence, innovation and effectiveness in mentoring.
New study uses mobile technology to help teens with asthma manage disease
Led by Dr. David Fedele, Team Speak is one of the first mobile health interventions to target health maintenance in early adolescence.
The end of the lecture hall?
Whether you call it blended learning, hybrid learning or the flipped classroom, new models of learning that mix distance, hands-on and small-group learning are becoming increasingly popular. PHHP is no exception.
Cynthia Johnson named Fellow of American Psychological Association
Autism researcher Dr. Cynthia Johnson has been awarded fellowship status in the American Psychological Association’s Division 33.
Researchers and patient advocates receive funding to build Alzheimer’s research network
Dr. Glenn Smith and colleagues have received a $1.56 million PCORI funding award to develop a network that links patients and caregivers with scientists.
Researchers find memory problems in some people with Parkinson’s disease
Scientists in the department of clinical and health psychology discovered that about one quarter of study participants had significant memory problems.
Researchers to evaluate new sleep treatment program for children who are overweight
The UF Pediatric Sleep Study is designed to help children who are overweight and having sleep problems improve their sleep through behavioral strategies.
Ending the silent struggle
Student Adam Reid is honored for his work in helping to bring mental health care to people who are underserved.
New grant supports scholar training in movement disorders research
Dr. Dawn Bowers and Dr. David Vaillancourt direct the Predoctoral Interdisciplinary Training in Movement Disorders and Neurorestoration program, which is supported by a nearly $1 million NIH grant.
