Tools for Parenting a Child with FASD: A Focus on Interventions with Teens
Presenter: Kallio Hunnicutt, PhD, ABPP, Substance Use Disorder Consultant, Nia Project; Assistant Professor, Emory Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
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This session is part 3 of the Emory Short Series on FASD. This webinar will focus on aspects of FASD that tend to be of concern during the teen years, including secondary impacts of FASD (e.g., mental health conditions, risk for suicide and substance use problems), school disruption, and balancing desire for greater autonomy with use of safety plans, along with interventions for these different areas.
About the Presenter
Dr. Kallio Hunnicutt is a clinical psychologist specializing in the cognitive behavioral treatment of anxiety, trauma and PTSD, and substance use disorders. She has worked as the PTSD/SUD psychologist at the James J Peters VA in Bronx, NY and now has a role on the Emory Addictions Team within the Adult Outpatient Psychiatry Department at Emory University. Dr. Hunnicutt has published in the area of addiction and now works 50% of her time on a grant focused on preventing maternal substance use and its impact on families. Finally, she has a passion for teaching, and supervises residents and psychology practicum students in providing cognitive behavioral therapy to adults with substance use disorders, anxiety, and PTSD. She also coordinates the DBT skills group program in the adult outpatient clinic.