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Joy D. Osofsky

Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, New Orleans

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School of Medicine

Department Of Psychiatry

NoneJoy D. Osofsky is currently serving as a Psychiatry faculty at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, New Orleans.

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Joy D. Osofsky

Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, New Orleans

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child development pediatrics psychology developmental psychopathology child psychology public health mental health psychiatry applied developmental psychology adolescent health vulnerability early childhood development disaster prevention disaster risk reduction child abuse developmental psychology disaster resilience family psychology natural disasters psychological trauma abnormal child psychology early childhood youth services disaster medicine crisis management disasters family violence pediatric nursing family study disaster response disaster research child psychiatry child mental health therapeutic approach emergency preparedness adolescent psychology community resilience behavioral health social-emotional development community mental health child abuse prevention child protection trauma in child child health disaster management juvenile delinquency young children disaster vulnerability developmental disabilities underserved populations child care early life exposures maternal complications children's rights weather disaster stress management addiction treatment behavioral addictions resilience analysis psychological violence social isolation domestic violence public health interventions special section disaster mental health psychological first aid mental health effects neglected infants mental health perspective prenatal maternal variables older mothers adverse childhood experiences serious emotional disturbance emotional health maternal depression

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Hurricane Katrina: The Childhood Legacy of Disaster Recovery and Resilience.. Traumatology An International Journal (2025)

disaster preventionsocial impactcommunity developmentresiliencenatural disastersvulnerabilityapplied developmental psychologydisaster risk reductiondisastersocial sciencesdisaster risk sciencedisaster medicinenatural hazardssociologychild developmentpublic policycrisis management

Preparation and Response to Natural Disasters, Pandemics, Terrorism, and War Through Interdisciplinary Coalitions: Associations With Child and Adolescent Health and Development.. American Psychological Association eBooks (2025)

disaster preventionpublic healthpediatricsresilienceadolescent healthvulnerabilityapplied developmental psychologydevelopmental psychopathologydisasterdisaster risk reductionglobal healthdisaster medicineinternational healthchild developmentpublic health preparednessyouth servicescrisis management

Supporting Infants, Children, and Families After Caregiver Death: Recognizing and Responding to Childhood Grief in Pediatric Primary Care. Clinical Practice in Pediatric Psychology (2025)

mortalitypediatricsdeath studyempathypost-traumatic stress disorderfamily practicepalliative carechild developmentnursingprimary caresupportive carefamily medicinepediatric nursingtraumapalliative nursingpsychological traumapalliative medicine

Clinical Infant Mental Health. (2024)

Parenting and Caregiving. (2024)

family processfamily studychild developmentsocial worknursingfamily medicinesocial relations

The Effects of Trauma on Parenting and Caregiving. Springer eBooks (2024)

Brenda Jones HardenJoy D. OsofskyChantel Alexander

family processfamily relationshipsfamily relationschild developmenttraumatologycaregiversparent leadershipfamily psychologyfamily medicinetraumabehavioral sciencesparental care

The Importance of Relationships to Help Young Children, Parents, and Caregivers Impacted by the Covid Pandemic. (2024)

family processpublic healthfamily studyadolescent healthfamily relationssocial determinants of healthfamily practiceinterpersonal relationshipschild developmentglobal healthfamily psychologyfamily issuescovid-19family medicineinternational healthpublic health preparednesssocial relations

Trauma-Informed Mental Health Interventions for Young Children. Springer eBooks (2024)

Joy D. OsofskyRobin GurwitchMary DozierSanna Isosävi

mental healthtraumapsychiatryyoung children

What to Look for in Relationships: Development, Inter-Rater Reliability, and Initial Validity Estimates for a Young Child-Caregiver Relationship Assessment. Frontiers in Psychology (2023)

Joy D. OsofskyMargaret A. Fields-OlivieriAndrew L. FrazerRebecca A. GrahamBethany H. McCurdyCarl F. Weems

initial validity estimatesdevelopmental psychologyinter-rater reliabilitypsychologychild developmentbehavioral sciencesreliability

Mechanisms of Recovery: Community Perceptions of Change and Growth Following Multiple Disasters. Frontiers in Psychology (2022)

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Joy D. Osofsky

Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, New Orleans

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Department Of Psychiatry

NoneJoy D. Osofsky is currently serving as a Psychiatry faculty at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, New Orleans.

Honors

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Joy D. Osofsky

Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, New Orleans

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Hurricane Katrina: The Childhood Legacy of Disaster Recovery and Resilience.. Traumatology An International Journal (2025)

Supporting Infants, Children, and Families After Caregiver Death: Recognizing and Responding to Childhood Grief in Pediatric Primary Care. Clinical Practice in Pediatric Psychology (2025)

Clinical Infant Mental Health. (2024)

Parenting and Caregiving. (2024)

family processfamily studychild developmentsocial worknursingfamily medicinesocial relations

The Effects of Trauma on Parenting and Caregiving. Springer eBooks (2024)

Brenda Jones HardenJoy D. OsofskyChantel Alexander

family processfamily relationshipsfamily relationschild developmenttraumatologycaregiversparent leadershipfamily psychologyfamily medicinetraumabehavioral sciencesparental care

The Importance of Relationships to Help Young Children, Parents, and Caregivers Impacted by the Covid Pandemic. (2024)

Trauma-Informed Mental Health Interventions for Young Children. Springer eBooks (2024)

Joy D. OsofskyRobin GurwitchMary DozierSanna Isosävi

mental healthtraumapsychiatryyoung children

What to Look for in Relationships: Development, Inter-Rater Reliability, and Initial Validity Estimates for a Young Child-Caregiver Relationship Assessment. Frontiers in Psychology (2023)

Joy D. OsofskyMargaret A. Fields-OlivieriAndrew L. FrazerRebecca A. GrahamBethany H. McCurdyCarl F. Weems

initial validity estimatesdevelopmental psychologyinter-rater reliabilitypsychologychild developmentbehavioral sciencesreliability

Mechanisms of Recovery: Community Perceptions of Change and Growth Following Multiple Disasters. Frontiers in Psychology (2022)

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2
3
4
5
15
10 / page