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Idia Binitie Thurston

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Northeastern University

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College of Social Sciences and Humanities

Africana Studies Program

Cultures, Societies, and Global Studies

Idia Binitie Thurston is currently serving as an Africana Studies Program Professor Associate Director Associate Professor at Northeastern University.

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Idia Binitie Thurston

Northeastern University

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behavioral sciences psychology mental health adolescent health public health psychiatry adolescent psychology health psychology child psychology obesity family psychology young adults women's health psychopathology psychosocial research women's studies psychological trauma domestic violence social psychology counseling psychology adolescence intimate partner violence clinical psychology applied developmental psychology behavioral health violence against women family violence adolescent medicine body image correctional practice weight misperception behavioral research educational psychology family involvement occupational health psychology traumatology child health depressive symptoms psychological science family relations applied psychology youth services developmental psychology cohort studies social-emotional development youth justice juvenile delinquency behavior therapy cultural psychology protective factors pediatric psychology social support community cohesion pediatric obesity parent leadership prevention science cross-sectional studies human variation clinical implementation social epidemiology health care delivery community psychology spirituality behavioural psychology binge eating symptoms cross-sectional studies binge-eating behaviors college students sexual risk research misconduct health care disparities family diversity white supremacy obese adolescents weight gain disordered eating behaviors health equity health inequities social determinants of health community engagement interpersonal violence family medicine community-engaged research

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Acceptance-Based Skill Acquisition and Cognitive Reappraisal in a Culturally Responsive Treatment for Binge Eating in Adolescence. Routledge eBooks (2025)

Rebecca C. KamodyIdia B. ThurstonE. Thomaseo Burton

responsive treatmenttreatment developmentbehavioral disordersbehavioral sciencesbehavioural psychologyadolescent psychologycultural psychologyapplied developmental psychologypsychopathologyadolescent healthhealth psychologypsychologybehavioral researchpsychiatryeducational psychologyaddiction treatmentbinge eatingcognitive reappraisalacceptance-based skill acquisitionmental healthdevelopmental psychopathologyapplied cognitive psychology

Anti-Racism, Heterosexism, and Transphobia. Pediatric Clinics of North America (2024)

Idia Binitie ThurstonRebecca L. FixElizabeth Getzoff Testa

communicationscholarly communicationanti-racismpsychiatrypediatrics

Multisystemic Resilience and Anxious-Depressed Symptoms in Black Youth Exposed to Maternal Syndemics: A Mixed-Method Study. Child Psychiatry & Human Development (2024)

Danielle V. PorterKathryn H. HowellTaylor R. NapierChristian HerreraIdia B. Thurston

child mental healthhuman developmentchild psychologyresiliencepublic healthpsychological traumablack youthmixed-method studychild developmentanxious-depressed symptomspsychologyafrican american studiesmaternal syndemicsmultisystemic resilienceanxiety disordersmental healthpsychosocial researchdevelopmental psychopathologychild healthchild psychiatry

Profiles of Maternal-Child Interactions and Their Association With Children’s External Resilience Resources. Journal of Child and Family Studies (2024)

Amanda J. HasselleKathryn H. HowellTaylor R. NapierWhitney C. HowieIdia B. Thurston

maternal-child interactionsexternal resilience resourceschild developmentbehavioral sciences

Sex Behavior Self-Efficacy Among Women Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence. Partner Abuse (2024)

Idia B. ThurstonKathryn H. HowellJessica E. MandellRobin N. HardinCourtney MaclinWhitney C. Howie

intimate partner violencepartner violencesexual behaviorbehavioral sciencesself-efficacy theorytraumafamily violencesex behavior self-efficacyemotional selfregulationinterpersonal violencehuman behaviorpsychologypsychiatryviolence against womensocial behaviormental healthintimate relationshipsviolent behaviorsexual violencedomestic violence

Social-Ecological Protective and Risk Factors Associated With Depressive Symptoms Among Black Adolescents. Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology (2024)

Kari N. ThomsenKathryn H. HowellHannah C. GilliamAnnisa M. AhmedIdia B. Thurston

public healthsocial-ecological protectiveminority stressracial discriminationmental healthsociologypsychopathologychild mental healthadolescent healthsocial determinants of healthblack adolescentsdepressive symptomsafrican american studiesadolescencerisk factorssocial isolation

Violence Across the Family System: Examining Direct and Intergenerational Effects of Victimization on Youth Social Competence. (2024)

Taylor NapierKathryn HowellKari N. ThomsenCaitlyn MayeIdia Thurston

youth justicecriminologysocial sciencessocietal influenceyouth social competencesocial justicebehavioral sciencessocial impactfamily psychologyfamily violenceadolescent psychologyadolescent healthpsychologyeducational psychologytransgenerational effectmental healthintergenerational effectscriminal justicefamily system

How Psychologists Can Help Achieve Equity in Health Care—Advancing Innovative Partnerships and Models of Care Delivery: Introduction to the Special Issue.. American Psychologist (2023)

Idia B ThurstonMargarita AlegríaKristina B HoodGregory E MillerLeo WiltonKisha Holden

health equityhealth care deliverycare deliveryclinical psychologyinnovative partnershipshealth carehealth psychologypsychologypsychiatrybehavioral sciences

Promoting Anti-Racism in the Legal System: An Application of the Style Framework. Frontiers in Psychology (2023)

Rebecca L. FixIdia B. ThurstonRenee M. JohnsonStanley Andrisse

jurisprudenceanti-racismapplied social psychologylegal systemsocial sciencespsychologystyle frameworkapplied psychologypsychological sciencebehavioral sciences

Strengths-Based Factors Related to Post-Traumatic Stress Problems in Black Youth With High Body Weights. Journal of Pediatric Psychology (2023)

Kaytryn D CampbellKathryn H HowellTaylor R NapierCaitlyn MayeIdia B Thurston

child mental healthchild psychologyoccupational health psychologypediatricsbehavioral sciencespsychological traumastrengths-based factorsblack youthadolescent psychologyapplied developmental psychologyhigh body weightschild developmentadolescent healthhealth psychologypsychologypost-traumatic stress problemsmental healthpsychosocial researchpsychiatric researchschool psychologydevelopmental psychopathologychild psychiatry

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Idia Binitie Thurston

Professor Associate Director Associate Professor

Northeastern University

Affiliations

College of Social Sciences and Humanities

Africana Studies Program

Cultures, Societies, and Global Studies

Idia Binitie Thurston is currently serving as an Africana Studies Program Professor Associate Director Associate Professor at Northeastern University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Idia Binitie Thurston

Northeastern University

Professor Associate Director Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Acceptance-Based Skill Acquisition and Cognitive Reappraisal in a Culturally Responsive Treatment for Binge Eating in Adolescence. Routledge eBooks (2025)

Rebecca C. KamodyIdia B. ThurstonE. Thomaseo Burton

Anti-Racism, Heterosexism, and Transphobia. Pediatric Clinics of North America (2024)

Idia Binitie ThurstonRebecca L. FixElizabeth Getzoff Testa

communicationscholarly communicationanti-racismpsychiatrypediatrics

Multisystemic Resilience and Anxious-Depressed Symptoms in Black Youth Exposed to Maternal Syndemics: A Mixed-Method Study. Child Psychiatry & Human Development (2024)

Danielle V. PorterKathryn H. HowellTaylor R. NapierChristian HerreraIdia B. Thurston

Profiles of Maternal-Child Interactions and Their Association With Children’s External Resilience Resources. Journal of Child and Family Studies (2024)

Amanda J. HasselleKathryn H. HowellTaylor R. NapierWhitney C. HowieIdia B. Thurston

maternal-child interactionsexternal resilience resourceschild developmentbehavioral sciences

Sex Behavior Self-Efficacy Among Women Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence. Partner Abuse (2024)

Idia B. ThurstonKathryn H. HowellJessica E. MandellRobin N. HardinCourtney MaclinWhitney C. Howie

Social-Ecological Protective and Risk Factors Associated With Depressive Symptoms Among Black Adolescents. Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology (2024)

Kari N. ThomsenKathryn H. HowellHannah C. GilliamAnnisa M. AhmedIdia B. Thurston

Violence Across the Family System: Examining Direct and Intergenerational Effects of Victimization on Youth Social Competence. (2024)

Taylor NapierKathryn HowellKari N. ThomsenCaitlyn MayeIdia Thurston

How Psychologists Can Help Achieve Equity in Health Care—Advancing Innovative Partnerships and Models of Care Delivery: Introduction to the Special Issue.. American Psychologist (2023)

Idia B ThurstonMargarita AlegríaKristina B HoodGregory E MillerLeo WiltonKisha Holden

health equityhealth care deliverycare deliveryclinical psychologyinnovative partnershipshealth carehealth psychologypsychologypsychiatrybehavioral sciences

Promoting Anti-Racism in the Legal System: An Application of the Style Framework. Frontiers in Psychology (2023)

Rebecca L. FixIdia B. ThurstonRenee M. JohnsonStanley Andrisse

jurisprudenceanti-racismapplied social psychologylegal systemsocial sciencespsychologystyle frameworkapplied psychologypsychological sciencebehavioral sciences

Strengths-Based Factors Related to Post-Traumatic Stress Problems in Black Youth With High Body Weights. Journal of Pediatric Psychology (2023)

Kaytryn D CampbellKathryn H HowellTaylor R NapierCaitlyn MayeIdia B Thurston

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