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Alicia M. January

Associate Professor of Psychology

Purdue University Northwest

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Department Of Social Sciences

Purdue University Northwest

University College

School Of The Graduate

Studies Of Office Of Graduate

Alicia M. January is currently serving as a Social Sciences Associate Professor of Psychology at Purdue University Northwest.

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Alicia M. January

Purdue University Northwest

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spinal cord injury rehabilitation pediatrics spinal cord trauma well-being neurorehabilitation child neurology spinal trauma psychology mental health psychological trauma pediatric spine spinal disorders adolescent health child development child psychiatry trauma in child child mental health public health brain injury sleep child psychology neuropsychological rehabilitation neurological rehabilitation family involvement caregivers pediatric-onset sci neurodevelopmental disorders developmental psychology spinal cord medicine pain research psychological medicine family process family psychology supportive care library hi tech urogynecology positive psychology child health parental care sleep medicine sleep disorders psychosocial research psychosocial factors psychosocial issues adolescent psychology social care family interactions spine surgery hand surgery content representation reconstructive urology urological research life satisfaction voiding dysfunction secondary medical complications post-traumatic growth critical role positive psychological outcomes child well-being longitudinal analysis predictive factors psychological symptoms poor sleep psychosocial health strategy use mixed methods study caregiver well-being social support treatment trends post-traumatic stress disorder juvenile court applied developmental psychology counseling psychology nursing recovery abnormal child psychology behavioral disorders youth services psychiatric epidemiology program evaluation psychiatric care early childhood development developmental psychopathology disability art therapy applied psychology child abuse early childhood education contemporary family therapy occupational therapy professional counselor psychoeducational assessment social work school psychology psychopathology family medicine clinical psychology behavioral sciences education psychiatry social skills quality of life special education positive behavior interventions therapeutic approaches intellectual disability

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Increasing Severity of Radial Longitudinal Deficiency Correlates With the Degree of Proximal Ulnar Hypoplasia. The Journal Of Hand Surgery (2024)

Felicity G FishmanAlicia M January

hand surgerytraumaspine surgerysurgeryorthopedic surgeryorthopaedic surgeryproximal ulnar hypoplasiarehabilitation

Treatment Trends in Pediatric Trigger Thumb Among Hand Surgeons, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeons, and Pediatric Hand Surgeons. Hand (2023)

Ashley E. MacConnellTheodore L. SchoenfeldtChristine A. BowmanAlicia M. JanuaryFelicity G. Fishman

pediatric hand surgeonsorthopedic surgerytreatment trendspediatricspediatric trigger thumbhand surgeonspediatric orthopedic surgeons

Coping, Social Support, and Caregiver Well-Being With Families Living With Sci: A Mixed Methods Study. Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation (2022)

well-beingfamily medicinefamily processfamily involvementsocial supportsocial caremental healthnursingcaregiversfamily psychologymixed methods studyfamily interactionspsychologysupportive carecaregiver well-being

Patterns of Coping Among Caregivers of Children With Spinal Cord Injury: Associations With Parent and Child Well-Being.. Families Systems & Health (2019)

Alicia M. JanuaryErin H. KellyHeather F. RussellKathy ZebrackiLawrence C. Vogel

well-beingfamily involvementchild well-beingparental carespinal cord injurypediatricschild mental healthspinal cordpublic healthcaregivershealth scienceschild psychologychild developmentchild health

Psychosocial and Health Outcomes of Adults With Violently Acquired Pediatric Spinal Cord Injury. Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation (2018)

Alicia M. JanuarySuzanne KirkKathy ZebrackiKathleen M. ChlanLawrence C. Vogel

psychological traumaneuropsychological rehabilitationtraumaspinal traumatrauma in childneurorehabilitationinjury preventionspinal cord injurypediatricsneurological rehabilitationspinal cordspinal disorderschild neurologypsychologypediatric spinerehabilitationbrain injuryrecovery

Poor Sleep in Adults With Pediatric-Onset Spinal Cord Injury: Associations With Pain, Health, and Activity. Journal of Spinal Cord Medicine (2017)

Alicia M. JanuaryKathy ZebrackiKathleen M. ChlanLawrence C. Vogel

spinal cord injurypediatricspain researchspinal cord medicinesleepsleep medicinespinal disordersneurologypediatric spinespinal traumarehabilitationadolescent healthpoor sleepchild neurologysleep disordersneurorehabilitationchronic painspinal cordpain management

Patterns of Coping Strategy Use and Relationships With Psychosocial Health in Adolescents With Spinal Cord Injury. Journal of Pediatric Psychology (2015)

well-beingpsychosocial issuesstrategy useneurorehabilitationpsychosocial factorsmental healthspinal cord injurypsychological medicinepsychosocial healthpsychologyrehabilitationpsychosocial researchadolescent healthadolescent psychology

Predictive Factors of Hospitalization in Adults With Pediatric-Onset Sci: A Longitudinal Analysis. Spinal Cord (2015)

A M JanuaryK ZebrackiA CzworniakK M ChlanL C Vogel

predictive factorsspinal cord injurypediatricsspinal cordspinal disorderslongitudinal analysispediatric-onset sci

Sleep, Well-Being, and Psychological Symptoms in Adults With Pediatric-Onset Spinal Cord Injury.. Rehabilitation Psychology (2015)

Alicia M. JanuaryKathy ZebrackiKathleen M. ChlanLawrence C. Vogel

well-beingpsychological symptomssleepspinal cord injuryspinal cordrehabilitation

Understanding Post‐Traumatic Growth Following Pediatric‐Onset Spinal Cord Injury: The Critical Role of Coping Strategies for Facilitating Positive Psychological Outcomes. Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology (2015)

Alicia M JanuaryKathy ZebrackiKathleen M ChlanLawrence C Vogel

traumaspinal cord injurychild psychologypsychological traumapositive psychologyspinal traumarehabilitationtrauma in childchild developmentpsychiatrypositive psychological outcomeschild neurologycritical rolechild psychiatrymental healthchild mental healthspinal cordpost-traumatic growthpsychologydevelopmental psychologypost-traumatic stress disorder

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Alicia M. January

Associate Professor of Psychology

Purdue University Northwest

Affiliations

Department Of Social Sciences

Purdue University Northwest

University College

School Of The Graduate

Studies Of Office Of Graduate

Alicia M. January is currently serving as a Social Sciences Associate Professor of Psychology at Purdue University Northwest.

Honors

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Experiences

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Alicia M. January

Purdue University Northwest

Associate Professor of Psychology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Increasing Severity of Radial Longitudinal Deficiency Correlates With the Degree of Proximal Ulnar Hypoplasia. The Journal Of Hand Surgery (2024)

Felicity G FishmanAlicia M January

hand surgerytraumaspine surgerysurgeryorthopedic surgeryorthopaedic surgeryproximal ulnar hypoplasiarehabilitation

Treatment Trends in Pediatric Trigger Thumb Among Hand Surgeons, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeons, and Pediatric Hand Surgeons. Hand (2023)

Ashley E. MacConnellTheodore L. SchoenfeldtChristine A. BowmanAlicia M. JanuaryFelicity G. Fishman

pediatric hand surgeonsorthopedic surgerytreatment trendspediatricspediatric trigger thumbhand surgeonspediatric orthopedic surgeons

Coping, Social Support, and Caregiver Well-Being With Families Living With Sci: A Mixed Methods Study. Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation (2022)

Patterns of Coping Among Caregivers of Children With Spinal Cord Injury: Associations With Parent and Child Well-Being.. Families Systems & Health (2019)

Alicia M. JanuaryErin H. KellyHeather F. RussellKathy ZebrackiLawrence C. Vogel

well-beingfamily involvementchild well-beingparental carespinal cord injurypediatricschild mental healthspinal cordpublic healthcaregivershealth scienceschild psychologychild developmentchild health

Psychosocial and Health Outcomes of Adults With Violently Acquired Pediatric Spinal Cord Injury. Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation (2018)

Alicia M. JanuarySuzanne KirkKathy ZebrackiKathleen M. ChlanLawrence C. Vogel

Poor Sleep in Adults With Pediatric-Onset Spinal Cord Injury: Associations With Pain, Health, and Activity. Journal of Spinal Cord Medicine (2017)

Alicia M. JanuaryKathy ZebrackiKathleen M. ChlanLawrence C. Vogel

Patterns of Coping Strategy Use and Relationships With Psychosocial Health in Adolescents With Spinal Cord Injury. Journal of Pediatric Psychology (2015)

Predictive Factors of Hospitalization in Adults With Pediatric-Onset Sci: A Longitudinal Analysis. Spinal Cord (2015)

A M JanuaryK ZebrackiA CzworniakK M ChlanL C Vogel

predictive factorsspinal cord injurypediatricsspinal cordspinal disorderslongitudinal analysispediatric-onset sci

Sleep, Well-Being, and Psychological Symptoms in Adults With Pediatric-Onset Spinal Cord Injury.. Rehabilitation Psychology (2015)

Alicia M. JanuaryKathy ZebrackiKathleen M. ChlanLawrence C. Vogel

well-beingpsychological symptomssleepspinal cord injuryspinal cordrehabilitation

Alicia M JanuaryKathy ZebrackiKathleen M ChlanLawrence C Vogel

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