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Margarita Villagrana

California State University--Dominguez Hills

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Department Of Information Technology

NoneMargarita Villagrana is currently serving as a Information Technology faculty at California State University--Dominguez Hills.

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Margarita Villagrana

California State University--Dominguez Hills

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mental health psychiatry adolescent health psychiatric care foster care community mental health sociology racial discrimination ethnicity juvenile delinquency psychology criminology disparities interpersonal violence supportive care youth services adolescence health disparities foster care alumni african american studies juvenile court race psychological trauma ethnic studies substance use school psychology child abuse counseling psychology youth justice adolescent psychology ethnic discrimination mental health interventions racial/ethnic disparities developmental psychology tobacco control addictive behaviors family violence addiction medicine peer relationships community psychology alcohol misuse substance addiction tobacco use school functioning school violence addiction treatment drug treatment child mental health elderly care social care protective factors juvenile justice non-crossover youth post foster care older foster youth adolescent cigarette parental influence marijuana use maltreatment experiences mental health provider protective role gender-specific trajectories school engagement ethnic differences

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Foster Care Alumni’s Perceptions of Mental Health Services Received While in Foster Care. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal (2021)

psychiatric caresocial worksupportive caremental healthfamily medicinefoster carepsychiatrycommunity mental health

Gender-Specific Trajectories of Maltreatment, School Engagement, and Delinquency: The Protective Role of School Engagement. Victims & Offenders (2020)

aggressionadolescenceeducationjuvenile delinquencyadolescent healthsociologyschool functioningcriminologygender studiesschool violencegender-specific trajectoriesschool engagementprotective roleschool psychologychild abuseinterpersonal violence

Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Treatment Completion for Youths With and Without a Psychiatric Comorbidity. Journal of Child & Adolescent Substance Abuse (2020)

racial/ethnic disparitiespsychiatric carecounseling psychologychild mental healthtreatment completionhealth disparitiesadolescent healthpsychiatric comorbiditymental healthpublic healthdisparitiesmental health interventionsracial discriminationpsychiatry

Foster Care Alumni’s Perception of Mental Health Services While in Foster Care: A Focus on the Mental Health Provider and Therapeutic Process. Journal of Public Child Welfare (2019)

mental health interventionsclinical psychologypsychiatric carecounseling psychologymental health providerfoster care alumnimental healthfamily medicinetherapeutic approachesfoster carepsychiatrypsychological traumacommunity mental health

Change in Delinquency Over Time Between Adolescents With and Without Maltreatment Experiences: Attachment and the School's Role. Children and Youth Services Review (2018)

interpersonal relationshipsadolescencejuvenile courteducationyouth justicemaltreatment experiencesdevelopmental psychopathologyfamily violencejuvenile delinquencypsychologysociologyadolescent healthcriminologymental healthadolescent psychologyschool psychologychild abuseinterpersonal violence

Parental Influence on Adolescent Cigarette, Alcohol and Marijuana Use: A Focus on Race/Ethnicity and Age. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal (2017)

alcohol (drug)substance addictionsubstance abuseaddictionalcohol misuseadolescent cigaretteparental influencemarijuana usesociologyadolescent healthtobacco useethnicitytobacco controlpublic healthaddictive behaviorssubstance usesocial determinants of health

Perceived Self-Stigma in the Utilization of Mental Health Services in Foster Care and Post Foster Care Among Foster Care Alumni. Children and Youth Services Review (2017)

community psychologypsychiatric carepsychologystigmafoster care alumnipost foster caremental healthfoster carepsychiatrypsychological traumacommunity mental health

Racial and Ethnic Differences in Referral Source for Substance Abuse Treatment Admissions for Youths. Journal of Child & Adolescent Substance Abuse (2017)

adolescent healthethnic studiesyouth servicesafrican american studiesaddiction medicinehealth disparitiesracedrug treatmentaddiction treatmentethnic differencesethnicitydisparitiessubstance useracial discriminationethnic discriminationsubstance abusejuvenile delinquencypublic healthreferral source

Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Mental Health Service Use for Older Foster Youth and Foster Care Alumni. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal (2016)

racial/ethnic disparitiesethnic discriminationpsychiatric caresupportive carehealth disparitiesfoster care alumniraceethnicitymental healthethnic studiesolder foster youthyouth servicesdisparitiesafrican american studiesracial discriminationpsychiatryfoster carecommunity mental health

Differences in Risk and Protective Factors Between Crossover and Non-Crossover Youth in Juvenile Justice. Children and Youth Services Review (2015)

adolescencejuvenile courtjuvenile justiceyouth justiceprotective factorsjuvenile delinquencypsychologyadolescent healthsociologydevelopmental psychologycriminologypeer relationshipsnon-crossover youthadolescent psychologyinterpersonal violence

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Margarita Villagrana

California State University--Dominguez Hills

Affiliations

Department Of Information Technology

NoneMargarita Villagrana is currently serving as a Information Technology faculty at California State University--Dominguez Hills.

Honors

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Margarita Villagrana

California State University--Dominguez Hills

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Foster Care Alumni’s Perceptions of Mental Health Services Received While in Foster Care. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal (2021)

psychiatric caresocial worksupportive caremental healthfamily medicinefoster carepsychiatrycommunity mental health

Gender-Specific Trajectories of Maltreatment, School Engagement, and Delinquency: The Protective Role of School Engagement. Victims & Offenders (2020)

Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Treatment Completion for Youths With and Without a Psychiatric Comorbidity. Journal of Child & Adolescent Substance Abuse (2020)

Foster Care Alumni’s Perception of Mental Health Services While in Foster Care: A Focus on the Mental Health Provider and Therapeutic Process. Journal of Public Child Welfare (2019)

Change in Delinquency Over Time Between Adolescents With and Without Maltreatment Experiences: Attachment and the School's Role. Children and Youth Services Review (2018)

Parental Influence on Adolescent Cigarette, Alcohol and Marijuana Use: A Focus on Race/Ethnicity and Age. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal (2017)

Perceived Self-Stigma in the Utilization of Mental Health Services in Foster Care and Post Foster Care Among Foster Care Alumni. Children and Youth Services Review (2017)

community psychologypsychiatric carepsychologystigmafoster care alumnipost foster caremental healthfoster carepsychiatrypsychological traumacommunity mental health

Racial and Ethnic Differences in Referral Source for Substance Abuse Treatment Admissions for Youths. Journal of Child & Adolescent Substance Abuse (2017)

Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Mental Health Service Use for Older Foster Youth and Foster Care Alumni. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal (2016)

Differences in Risk and Protective Factors Between Crossover and Non-Crossover Youth in Juvenile Justice. Children and Youth Services Review (2015)

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