We are excited to showcase a diverse array of research and innovative projects in our Poster Presentations, which will be displayed throughout Friday, Saturday and Sunday's conference event. Attendees are encouraged to explore these presentations at their leisure.
To facilitate meaningful discussions and networking opportunities, dedicated poster viewing times will be held during the afternoon breaks on Saturday from 2:30-3:00PM and 4:30-5:00PM. During these times, poster presenters will be available to discuss their work, answer questions, and engage with attendees.
An award will be given to the best poster. A panel of judges will select the winner.
Preliminary Poster Presentations
Disconnected Through Incarceration, Mental Illness, and Race - Nakiya A. Cortijo, MS
Some Psychological Humanities Perspectives on Psychosis and the Social Link - Kaila Pelton-Flavin, BA, BFA, Kathryn Stone, BA, Jackson Rowley, MA, Sophia Shieh, MSc
Religiosity, Aberrant Salience, and Psychosis-Like Experiences: A Mediation Analysis in a Diverse Urban Sample - Gabriella Dishy, MA
Childhood Trauma as a Risk Factor for Psychosis in Women - Jasmine Marie Northrop, MS
Assessing Social Relatedness in Psychosis: Clinical Utility of the Rorschach Inkblot Test - Sydney Camp, BS, PsyD Student, Michael Garcia, BS, PsyD Student, Taylor Henley, BS
Exploring Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Attenuated Psychosis Syndrome Symptoms; The Protective Role of Ethnic Identity - Kaitlin Gilleran, MA, PsyD Candidate, Megan Chesin, PhD
The Role of Social Cognition in Mental Health Servicer Provider-Based Stigma Toward Individuals with Psychosis - Gabrielle Hansen, MA
The Invisible Treatment Team: Development and Pilot Evaluation of a CBT Intervention for Caregivers of Young People with Psychosis - David Rauscher
Mental Illness Identity, Ethnic Identity, and Internalized Stigma Among Latinx Individuals - Melissa Victoria Martinez, MA
Epistemic Stance as a Key Contributor to Treatment Engagement and Outcomes in Patients with Psychosis - A Case Series Analysis - Jimmy Master, PsyD
Theory of Mind and Social Functioning Across Psychosis-Risk and Obsessive-Compulsive Symptom Profiles - Jenna Wesely, MA
Enhancing Recovery: Integrating Cognitive Enhancement Therapy (CET) into First Episode Psychosis Care - LaDawn Myers, MA, LPC, Gabriella Escobar, MA, LPC, Joscelyn Cura, BA
Psychosis and Its Healing Potentials - Lychelle Kime, MA
Relationship Between Proximity to Harm Reduction Programs and Stigma Against People Who Use Drugs - Mark Vasilchenko, MA
Scaling CBT for Psychosis: The Role of AI-Enhanced Psychotherapy Training in Strengthening Therapeutic Alliance - Victoria Shepard, BS
