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April M. Young

Research Associate Professor

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Behavioral and Community Sciences

Department of Mental Health Law & Policy

April M. Young is currently serving as a College Of Behavioral And Community Sciences Research Associate Professor at University of South Florida.

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April M. Young

University of South Florida

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psychiatry substance abuse mental health substance use disorders public health substance use addiction addiction medicine psychology addictive behaviors community mental health homelessness psychiatric care rehabilitation addiction treatment psychopathology drug treatment counseling psychology mental health interventions behavioral health trauma psychological trauma interpersonal violence community health pharmacotherapy substance addiction adolescent health violent behavior forensic psychiatry correctional practice homeless individuals family violence child abuse violence against women psychological medicine evidence-based interventions community psychology alcohol dependence co-occurring disorders health systems family therapy hillsborough county domestic violence social isolation sexual assault treatment options opioid use disorder criminal justice system clinical applications preliminary clinical observations homeless persons drug use childhood sexual abuse tobacco control psychometrics opioid epidemic school violence social care child sexual abuse youth justice partner violence family involvement diversity sensitivity co-occurring mental addictive disorders adult mental health re-entry rates child welfare reunification health disparities equal opportunity insider threat clinical evidence police psychology research validity supervision practices evidence-based treatment health policy co-occurring mental health drug policy harm reduction

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Veterans Treatment Courts: An Exploratory Analysis of the Effect of Veteran Mentors. Criminal Justice Policy Review (2023)

T. Freeman GerhardtMelissa CarlsonKathleen A. MooreM. Scott Young

veteran mentorscriminal justiceexploratory analysisveterans treatment courts

Final Evaluation Report of the Mental Health Unit of the Pinellas County Sheriff’S Office (Pcso). Report prepared for the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office and the United States Bureau of Justice Assistance, U. S. Department of Justice (2019)

mental health nursingcommunity mental healthmental healthclinical psychologypsychopathologynursingpsychiatric evaluationsfinal evaluation reportpsychiatrymental health unitpsychiatric caremental health interventionsforensic psychiatry

Relationship Between Substance Use, Bullying, and Other Delinquent Behaviors Among High School Students: A Secondary Analysis of the Florida Youth Substance Abuse Survey. Journal of Behavioral Health Services and Research (2019)

substance abuseschool violenceadolescent healthviolent behaviorpsychologybullyingsubstance useaddictionsubstance use disordersaddictive behaviorshigh school studentssecondary analysisaggressionjuvenile delinquencyinterpersonal violencebehavioral sciences

Relationship Between Substance Use, Bullying, and Other Delinquent Behaviors Among High School Students: A Secondary Analysis of the Florida Youth Substance Abuse Survey. The Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research (2019)

Amanda SharpM. Scott YoungKathleen A. Moore

criminologysecondary analysisjuvenile delinquencybehavioral sciencesaddictionsubstance use disordersaddictive behaviorsinterpersonal violencecriminal behaviorbehavioral healthbullyingpsychologybehavioral researchpsychiatrysubstance usehigh school studentssubstance abusemental healthother delinquent behaviorsschool violenceviolent behavior

Summary of Naloxone Distribution, Availability, and Training in Gpd Low Demand Programs. Report prepared for the VA National Center on Homelessness among Veterans, U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (2019)

substance abusemedicineopioid use disorderopioid epidemicaddiction medicinedrug policyaddictionharm reductionnaloxone distributionopioid overdosehealth policy

Gender Differences Related to the Types of Sexually Abusive Incidents Encountered by Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse. Archives of Psychology (2018)

gendered sexualityadult survivorssexual abusechildhood sexual abusegender differencespsychologygender studiestraumaviolence against womenchild abusesexual assaultsexual violencegender identitysexual behaviorchild sexual abuseinterpersonal violence

Gender Differences Related to the Types of Sexually Abusive Incidents Encountered by Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse. Archives of Psychology (2018)

M. Scott Young

dating violencesociologycriminologysexual crimepublic healthpsychological traumatrauma in childtraumastigmainterpersonal violencevulnerabilityadult survivorsabusive incidentschildhood sexual abusegender differencespsychiatryviolence against womengender inequalityviolent behaviorfeminist criminologysexual violencedomestic violence

Pinellas County, Florida Smart Re-Entry Probation Final Evaluation Report. Report prepared for the Bureau of Justice Assistance, U. S. Department of Justice, Washington, DC: University of South Florida, Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute, Department of Mental Health Law & Policy (2018)

program evaluationpinellas county

Results From the 2017/2018 Manatee County Community Survey. Report prepared for Drug Free Manatee, Bradenton, FL: University of South Florida, Louis de la Parte (2018)

community developmentwildlifegeographywildlife managementanimal conservationsurvey (human research)community-engaged researchsurvey methodology

Results From the 2018 Administration of the Fidelity Survey in Low Demand Grant and Per Diem (Gpd) Programs. Report prepared for the VA National Center on Homelessness among Veterans, U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (2018)

program evaluationlow demand grantpolicy modelingpublic policystatisticsfidelity surveypolicy analysis

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April M. Young

Research Associate Professor

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Behavioral and Community Sciences

Department of Mental Health Law & Policy

April M. Young is currently serving as a College Of Behavioral And Community Sciences Research Associate Professor at University of South Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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April M. Young

University of South Florida

Research Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Veterans Treatment Courts: An Exploratory Analysis of the Effect of Veteran Mentors. Criminal Justice Policy Review (2023)

T. Freeman GerhardtMelissa CarlsonKathleen A. MooreM. Scott Young

veteran mentorscriminal justiceexploratory analysisveterans treatment courts

Amanda SharpM. Scott YoungKathleen A. Moore

substance abusemedicineopioid use disorderopioid epidemicaddiction medicinedrug policyaddictionharm reductionnaloxone distributionopioid overdosehealth policy

Gender Differences Related to the Types of Sexually Abusive Incidents Encountered by Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse. Archives of Psychology (2018)

M. Scott Young

program evaluationpinellas county

Results From the 2017/2018 Manatee County Community Survey. Report prepared for Drug Free Manatee, Bradenton, FL: University of South Florida, Louis de la Parte (2018)

community developmentwildlifegeographywildlife managementanimal conservationsurvey (human research)community-engaged researchsurvey methodology

program evaluationlow demand grantpolicy modelingpublic policystatisticsfidelity surveypolicy analysis

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