Our lab was well represented at the Canadian Psychological Association (CPA) Annual Convention in Montreal, Quebec last week. We showcased research reflecting the breadth of our work on caregiver-child relationships, trauma, attachment, and methodological innovation.
These presentations highlighted the lab’s commitment to generating high-quality, policy-relevant, and clinically meaningful research. We are so proud of our team’s contributions to this year’s CPA Convention and look forward to continuing to develop and share impactful research.
Lab members presented on the following topics:
- Alexa Ligertwood: Global Estimates of Childhood Maltreatment, Neglect, and Household Dysfunction Among Children: Meta-Analyses Using the Adverse Childhood Experiences Questionnaire (poster)
- Serena Jenkins: ACEs hub: A Knowledge Platform to Support Evidence-based, Trauma-informed Policy and Practice (poster)
- Daniel Bury: Meta-Analyzing Adult Attachment Representations as a Predictor of Sensitive Caregiving Behaviours (poster)
- Abby Marsh: Parental Technoference and Child Language Development (poster)
- Elizabeth Al-Jbouri: Bidirectional Associations between Screentime Type and Peer Relationship Problems in Adolescence (symposium presentation)
- Haneen Salama: Clinical Practice Guidelines for Child and Adolescent Depression: A Systematic Review and Appraisal with a Focus on Psychoeducation (poster)
- Katilin Berlinguette: Prevalence of Adverse Childhood Experiences Items Among Justice-Involved Populations: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis (poster)
- Sarah Tayyab: Adults’ Psychological Adjustment and Relationship Quality: A Meta-Analytic Review of Earned Security (poster)
- Glorianna Sin: Global Prevalence of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in Adults: A Meta-Analysis of 1,002 Studies (poster)
- Gizem Keskin: Trajectories of Anxiety and Depression in Adolescence: Associations with Digital Addiction and Puberty (lightning talk)
Congratulations to all our presenters!
Above photo: Gizem
Photo on top right (clockwise from top left): Alexa, Serena, Danny, Abby, Elizabeth, Glorianna, Sarah, Kati, and Haneen
