ADAI Research Scientists Interests

ADAI Researchers	Research Interests

Dennis M. Donovan, Ph.D. Professor Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences Director Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute Box 354805 206-543-0937 FAX 206-543-5473 ddonovan@u.washington.edu	Cognitive-behavioral approaches to substance abuse and its treatment Relapse prevention Patient-treatment matching Treatment-seeking behavior among substance abusers Relationship between non-injection substance abuse and alcohol dependence in HIV risk HIV risk-reduction

Caleb Banta-Green, M.P.H., M.S.W. Research Scientist Alcohol & Drug Abuse Institute Box 354805 206-685-3919 FAX: 206-543-5473 calebbg@u.washington.edu	Epidemiological measures of illicit drug use in rural and urban settings Emerging drugs of abuse Drug use and associated risk behaviors including sexual risk taking and communicable diseases Youth substance abuse

Molly Carney, Ph.D. Research Scientist Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute Box 354805 206-616-3730 mcarney@u.washington.edu	Program evaluation in addictions treatment Treatment effectiveness Substance abuse treatment in primary care Cost analyses

Suzanne R. Doyle, Ph.D. Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute ox 354805 206-616-2563 FAX: 206-543-5473 srdoyle@u.washington.edu	Research design and statistical methods for evaluating the efficacy and/or effectiveness of interventions Testing theoretical models related to substance abuse treatment and prevention

Anthony Floyd, Ph.D. Research Scientist Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute Box 354805 206-543-1285 asfloyd@u.washington.edu	Treatment variables and outcome Sociological aspects of substance abuse Data Analysis

Joshua A. Ginzler, Ph.D. Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute Box 354805 206-543-9946 shua@u.washington.edu	Etiology of substance abuse disorders and suicide Substance abuse among high-risk popluations of homeless adolescents

Bryan Hartzler, Ph.D. Research Scientist Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute Box 354805 206-543-8369/206-543-0937 hartzb@u.washington.edu	Motivational interviewing Provider skill assessment Treatment process and outcome Neuropsychology of addictive behavior

Mary Hatch-Maillette, Ph.D. Research Scientist Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute Box 354805 206-616-7730: hatchm@u.washington.edu	Risk assessment, threat assessment, interpersonal violence Gender issues in forensic context PTSD and substance abuse Clinical specialties:Treatment of major psychiatric illness; addictions treatment; comorbidity of PTSD and addictions.

Barbara C. Leigh, Ph.D., M.P.H. Senior Scientist Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute Box 354805 206-543-9799/206-543-0937 leigh@u.washington.edu web: http://staff.washington.edu/leigh	Social judgments of drunken behavior Effects of alcohol on sexual disinhibition Alcohol expectancies and their relation to drinking behavior

Heather S. Lonczak, Ph.D. Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute Box 354805 206-616-1233 hzak@u.washington.edu	Promotion of health and housing opportunities for chronic public inebriates Predictors and prevention of aggressive and risky driving Research processes and health promotion among American Indians Family structure/stability and youth problem behaviors

Jeanette Norris, Ph.D. Senior Scientist Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute Box 354805 206-685-3835/206-543-0937 norris@u.wasington.edu	Relationship between alcohol consumption and sexual victimization, especially acquaintance rape Alcohol consumption and social influence processes as determinants of responses to sexually explicit material, including those containing violence

David Rosengren, Ph.D. Research Scientist Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute Box 354805 206-616-4610/206-543-0937 dbr@u.washington.edu	Motivational interviewing Help seeking behavior Treatment outcome Treatment matching

Megan Rutherford, Ph.D. Research Scientist Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute Box 354805 206-685-6813/206-543-0937 mruthfrd@u.washington.edu	Diagnostic and assessment instruments Cocaine treatment outcome Substance abuse among juvenile offenders

Lisa Rey Thomas, Ph.D. Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute Box 354805 206-897-1413 FAX: 206-543-5473 lrthomas@u.washington.edu	Community-based and culturally-based research on Native American youth and substance abuse

ADAI Research Affiliates

ADAI Staff Directory

Updated 03/2006
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