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| Paul
Florsheim, Ph.D. |
Associate
Professor of Clinical Psychology
Department of Psychology
University of Utah |
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Research
interests focus on clinical and developmental issues relevant to at-risk
youth, including the development and treatment of antisocial behavior
and substance abuse, factors related to the adjustment of adolescent
parents, and the role of adolescent romantic relationships in development.
*As of September 1, 2008 Paul Florsheim will be moving to the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee and will not be accepting graduate students applying to the Clinical Psychology Program at the University of Utah. He will remain as Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Utah and will continue to direct the Young Parenthood Program at the U of Utah. |
| Contact
Information |
Paul Florsheim, Ph. D.
Department of Psychology,
University of Utah,
380 South 1530 East, Room 502,
Salt Lake City, Utah 84112 -0251
Office: 1405 Social And Behavioral Science Building
Office Phone: (801) 585-5676
E-mail: florsheim@psych.utah.edu
Fax: (801) 581-5841
Clinical License #96-317554-2501
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| Education |
| Ph.D.
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Northwestern
University, Evanston, IL (Clinical Psychology, Medical School)
1993 |
| Clinical
Internship |
Michael
Reese Hospital and Medical Center. Chicago, IL. (APA approved) |
| MA |
University
of Chicago, Chicago, IL (Social Sciences) 1987 |
| BA |
Wesleyan
University, Middletown, CT (History) 1983 |
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| Reseach
Interests |
Research interests focus on clinical and developmental issues relevant
to at-risk youth, including the development and treatment of antisocial
behavior and substance abuse, factors related to the adjustment of
adolescent parents, and the role of adolescent romantic relationships
in development.
As of September 1, 2008 Paul Florsheim will be moving to the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee and will not be accepting graduate students applying to the Clinical Psychology Program at the University of Utah. He will remain as Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Utah and will continue to direct the Young Parenthood Program at the U of Utah.
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& Cross Area Specializations |
Clinical Work:
Clinical work includes individual, couples, and family therapy with
adolescents. Specialization in substance abuse treatment and relationship-focused
therapy with pregnant/parenting teens and their partners. Practice
includes treatment for economically disadvantaged adolescents. Clinical
supervision for students working with adolescents in a variety of
contexts, including the Teen Mother and Child Program at the University
Hospital, Odyssey House, Wasatch Homeless Health, and the Department
of Psychology at the University of Utah
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