Faculty

Institution

Unit

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Amanda Mitchell

Assistant Professor

University of Louisville

Affiliations

Education & Human Development,college of

Counseling and Human Development (ecpy)

Amanda Mitchell is currently serving as a Counseling And Human Development (Ecpy) Assistant Professor at University of Louisville.

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University of Louisville

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psychology mental health public health health psychology psychiatry depressive symptoms neuroscience depression endocrinology maternal health clinical psychology women's health psychoneuroendocrinology repetitive negative thinking pregnant women neuropsychology behavioral medicine brain-immune interaction behavioral health cytokines medicinal research higher education counseling psychology educational psychology cancer care covid-19 pandemic serum cytokine levels social support developmental psychology clinical nutrition family psychology behavioral research social science research system safety general systems applied psychology supportive care symptom management veterinary behavioral medicine behavioral neuroendocrinology psychoneuroimmunology clinical neuroscience black feminism human lactation breastfeeding adolescent psychology biological psychology childhood obesity human nutrition omega-3 fatty acids family therapy minority stress vaccine development myocardial infarction clinical psychiatry blood pressure psychosocial factors psychosocial research social medicine cross-sectional studies caregivers gamification religiosity host response reproductive physiology human pregnancy fetal sex low birth weight postpartum mood perinatal cortisol adaptation pregnancy-specific distress maternal parity perinatal women childhood adversity postpartum sleep lps-stimulated cytokine production health inequalities applied social psychology health inequities health economics health equity interpersonal influences health policy economic marginalization health planning

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Emerging Adults’ Financial Stress and Self-Rated Health: Meaning in Life as a Moderator. Journal of American College Health (2025)

Ayla J. GoktanAmanda M. MitchellKelley QuirkJason C. Immekus

financial stresseconomic psychologyhealth sciencesself-rated healthhealth outcomesfinancial wellbeingpsychologybehavioral healthmental healthpublic healthquality of lifehuman wellbeingadult developmentsocial determinants of healthwell-beinghealth psychology

Co‐Rumination and Intrapersonal Cognitive Processes Predict Distress: Longitudinal Evidence From the Covid‐19 Pandemic. Stress and Health (2024)

Jennifer M. KowalskyAmanda M. MitchellBradley M. Okdie

psychologystress (biology)mental healthintrapersonal cognitivelongitudinal evidencepredict distress

Relationships Among Repetitive Negative Thinking Types, Change in Employment, and Mental Health. Current Psychology (2024)

Patrick PösselHayley D. SeelyAmanda M. Mitchell

occupational health psychologycognitive sciencepsychologymental healthbehavioral sciences

Healing Through Grassroots Activism: Therapists for Protester Wellness. Women & Therapy (2023)

Millicent CahoonAmanda M. Mitchell

social movementscommunicationprotester wellnesswellnessgrassroots activismrehabilitationadvocacyindividual therapypublic healththerapeutic controversyactivismwomen's health

Addressing Health in Psychotherapy From a Community Wellness Framework: Introduction to the Special Section.. Psychotherapy (2022)

Trisha L RaqueAmanda Mitchell

special sectionmental healthpublic healthcommunity wellness framework

Addressing Health in Psychotherapy: Future Directions From a Community Wellness Lens.. Psychotherapy (2022)

Amanda M MitchellTrisha L Raque

future directionspublic health

Association of Cancer Caregiver Stress and Negative Attribution Style With Depressive Symptoms and Cortisol: A Cross-Sectional Study. Supportive Care in Cancer (2022)

Patrick PösselAmanda M. MitchellBrooks HarbisonG. Rafael Fernandez-Botran

caregivershealth carecancer caregiver stresscross-sectional studiesclinical psychologysupportive careoncologypsychologypublic healthnegative attribution stylepsychiatrydepressive symptomshealth psychology

Intersections of Health, Economic, and Social Concerns During the Covid-19 Pandemic in the United States. International Perspectives in Psychology (2022)

Amanda M. MitchellHayley D. SeelyPatrick Pössel

health policyeconomicsunited statessocial concernscovid-19mental healthhealth economicspublic healthcovid-19 pandemic

Maintaining Distance and Avoiding Going out During the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Longitudinal Examination of an Integrated Social Cognition Model. Psychology and Health (2022)

Jennifer M. KowalskyAmanda M. MitchellBradley M. Okdie

social cognition modelsocial cognitionpsychologymental healthpublic healthhuman behaviorlongitudinal examinationapplied psychologycovid-19 pandemicbehavioral scienceshealth psychology

Material Circumstances, Health Care Access, and Self-Reported Health: A Latent Class Analysis. Journal of Health Psychology (2022)

Amanda M MitchellHannah K HeitzStephen M LeachKate J Berghuis

health care accesspublic healthlatent class analysismaterial circumstanceshealth psychology

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Amanda Mitchell

Assistant Professor

University of Louisville

Affiliations

Education & Human Development,college of

Counseling and Human Development (ecpy)

Amanda Mitchell is currently serving as a Counseling And Human Development (Ecpy) Assistant Professor at University of Louisville.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Amanda Mitchell

University of Louisville

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Emerging Adults’ Financial Stress and Self-Rated Health: Meaning in Life as a Moderator. Journal of American College Health (2025)

Ayla J. GoktanAmanda M. MitchellKelley QuirkJason C. Immekus

Co‐Rumination and Intrapersonal Cognitive Processes Predict Distress: Longitudinal Evidence From the Covid‐19 Pandemic. Stress and Health (2024)

Jennifer M. KowalskyAmanda M. MitchellBradley M. Okdie

psychologystress (biology)mental healthintrapersonal cognitivelongitudinal evidencepredict distress

Relationships Among Repetitive Negative Thinking Types, Change in Employment, and Mental Health. Current Psychology (2024)

Patrick PösselHayley D. SeelyAmanda M. Mitchell

occupational health psychologycognitive sciencepsychologymental healthbehavioral sciences

Healing Through Grassroots Activism: Therapists for Protester Wellness. Women & Therapy (2023)

Millicent CahoonAmanda M. Mitchell

social movementscommunicationprotester wellnesswellnessgrassroots activismrehabilitationadvocacyindividual therapypublic healththerapeutic controversyactivismwomen's health

Addressing Health in Psychotherapy From a Community Wellness Framework: Introduction to the Special Section.. Psychotherapy (2022)

Trisha L RaqueAmanda Mitchell

special sectionmental healthpublic healthcommunity wellness framework

Addressing Health in Psychotherapy: Future Directions From a Community Wellness Lens.. Psychotherapy (2022)

Amanda M MitchellTrisha L Raque

future directionspublic health

Association of Cancer Caregiver Stress and Negative Attribution Style With Depressive Symptoms and Cortisol: A Cross-Sectional Study. Supportive Care in Cancer (2022)

Patrick PösselAmanda M. MitchellBrooks HarbisonG. Rafael Fernandez-Botran

Intersections of Health, Economic, and Social Concerns During the Covid-19 Pandemic in the United States. International Perspectives in Psychology (2022)

Amanda M. MitchellHayley D. SeelyPatrick Pössel

health policyeconomicsunited statessocial concernscovid-19mental healthhealth economicspublic healthcovid-19 pandemic

Maintaining Distance and Avoiding Going out During the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Longitudinal Examination of an Integrated Social Cognition Model. Psychology and Health (2022)

Jennifer M. KowalskyAmanda M. MitchellBradley M. Okdie

social cognition modelsocial cognitionpsychologymental healthpublic healthhuman behaviorlongitudinal examinationapplied psychologycovid-19 pandemicbehavioral scienceshealth psychology

Material Circumstances, Health Care Access, and Self-Reported Health: A Latent Class Analysis. Journal of Health Psychology (2022)

Amanda M MitchellHannah K HeitzStephen M LeachKate J Berghuis

health care accesspublic healthlatent class analysismaterial circumstanceshealth psychology

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