J'Nelle Stephenson

 J'Nelle Stephenson

J'Nelle Stephenson

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Biography

University of Central Florida - Psychology


Resume

  • 2015

    Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

    Clinical Psychology

    University of Central Florida

    Master of Science - MS

    Clinical Psychology

    University of Central Florida

  • 2010

    Master of Arts (M.A.)

    Clinical Psychology

    Marshall University

  • 2005

    Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

    Psychology

    West Virginia Wesleyan College

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    Higher Education

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    Psychological Testing

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    Research

    Group Therapy

    Peer Tutoring

    Therapists

    Public Speaking

    Experimental Design

    Individual Therapy

    Nonprofits

    Academic Tutoring

    Editing

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    Psychological Assessment

    Understanding the relationship between mothers’ childhood exposure to intimate partner violence and current parenting behaviors through adult intimate partner violence: A moderation analysis.

    Kimberly Renk

    It is understood that childhood exposure to intimate partner violence (IPV) can contribute directly and indirectly to adult outcomes

    including parenting behaviors. To further understand these associations

    this study examined the relationship between mothers’ childhood exposure to IPV and their parenting behaviors while using adult IPV as a moderator. The study included a sample of 133 mothers with children who could range in age from 1½- to 5-years. Mothers provided ratings of their childhood exposure to IPV

    their adult IPV experiences

    and their parenting behaviors. Findings suggested that mothers’ adult IPV experiences moderated significantly the relationship between mothers’ exposure to childhood IPV and their parenting behaviors (i.e.

    positive parenting

    negative/inconsistent parenting

    and punitive parenting). These findings suggested that mothers’ childhood exposure to IPV was related to how they parent their young children in the context of mothers’ IPV experiences in their adult relationships. These findings further suggested the importance of preventing children’s exposure to IPV

    identifying interventions for mothers who were exposed to IPV in their childhood as well as in their adult relationships

    and providing appropriate parenting interventions for these mothers. Such multi-targeted approaches will aid in potentially reducing the rates of intergenerational IPV in families.

    Understanding the relationship between mothers’ childhood exposure to intimate partner violence and current parenting behaviors through adult intimate partner violence: A moderation analysis.

    Violence prevention targeted at women: What can be done to improve the life of women in Jamaica?

    Kimberly Renk

    This case study followed a 4-year-old Caucasian female in cancer remission who presented with symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Given the age of this young girl and the health difficulties that she experienced

    the preschool PTSD treatment (PPT) manual was implemented to address her distressing symptoms. In addition

    it was important to include this young girl’s primary caregiver at each step of the treatment process. Following treatment

    this young girl demonstrated significant improvement in her symptomology

    as measured quantitatively and qualitatively. Further

    this young girl was able to utilize the skills and techniques that she learned and generalize them to other circumstances that caused discomfort or emotional difficulty for her. This case study also demonstrated that incorporating intensive parental involvement with PPT can further the reduction of PTSD symptoms in young children who have experienced medically related trauma.

    My first time hurt: Using Preschool PTSD Treatment to address PTSD symptoms in a young child with a history of pediatric cancer.

    Stephenson

    Winchester Surgical and Medical Institute

    Marshall University

    University of Central Florida

    University of the West Indies

    Caribbean Child Development Centre

    The University of the West Indies Open Campus

    Kingston

    Jamaica

    Caribbean Child Development Centre

    The University of the West Indies Open Campus

    Adjunct Faculty

    Marshall University

    Winchester Surgical and Medical Institute

    Kingston

    Jamaica

    Clinical Psychologist

    Jamaica

    Lecturer/Practicum Coordinator

    University of the West Indies

    Orlando

    Florida

    Graduate Teaching Assistant

    University of Central Florida