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Mary Tantillo

Professor of Clinical Nursing

University of Rochester

Affiliations

School of Nursing

Mary Tantillo is currently serving as a School Of Nursing Professor of Clinical Nursing at University of Rochester.

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University of Rochester

Professor of Clinical Nursing

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psychiatry mental health psychology behavioral sciences psychopathology anorexia nervosa rehabilitation eating disorders health psychology women's health interpersonal relationships clinical psychology relapse prevention young adults women's studies family psychology human relations therapeutic relationship intergroup relations intimate relationships therapeutic approaches symptom management family relations clinical psychiatry mutualism (biology) mutualistic interactions family therapy clinical practice pilot study bulimia nervosa connection-disconnection scale mutual connection multifamily therapy group group process nursing science counseling psychology applied psychology integrative medicine nurse education experimental social psychology family studies body image later adulthood midlife health marital therapy addiction treatment nursing research mind-body connection psychosocial research mating psychology professional preparation data recovery enhanced recovery personal relationships connectionism global connections treatment planning psychological evaluations family involvement psychiatric evaluations adolescent psychology therapeutic change bulimic symptoms older women pilot investigation perceived mutuality group therapy college women family functioning adult women behavior therapy world psychiatry family medicine psychiatric care relational therapy psychological co-morbidities

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Development of the Reconnecting for Recovery (R4R) Mftg Approach and This Manual. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

rehabilitationrecovery

Getting Ready. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

educationearly childhood educationprofessional preparation

Reconnecting for Recovery (R4R). Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

rehabilitationenhanced recoverydata recoveryrecovery

Session 10: Nourishing and Empowering the “We” in Relationships. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

well-beinghuman relationsinterpersonal relationshipsfamily relationshumanitiescommunicationpersonal relationshipsintimate relationships

Session 11: Waging Good Conflict in Connection. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

waging good conflictconflictconnectionismcommunication

Session 12: Moving From Disconnection to Connection. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

global connectionscommunications systemscommunication

Session 13: Relapse Prevention and Maintaining Good Connection. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

relapse preventionresiliencecommunication

Session 14: Relapse Prevention (Continued) and Preparing for Termination. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

treatment planningrelapse prevention

Session 15: Relapse Prevention (Continued), Termination, and Next Steps for Continued Connections in Recovery. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

relapse preventionnext stepscontinued connectionsrehabilitationrecovery

Session 1: Engaging and Evaluating Young Adults With Anorexia Nervosa and Their Families. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

psychiatryfamily medicinefamily studiesfamily involvementpsychological evaluationsmental healthpsychiatric evaluationsyoung adultspsychopathologyfamily psychologypsychologyfamily therapyanorexia nervosaadolescent healthadolescent psychologyhealth communication

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Mary Tantillo

Professor of Clinical Nursing

University of Rochester

Affiliations

School of Nursing

Mary Tantillo is currently serving as a School Of Nursing Professor of Clinical Nursing at University of Rochester.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mary Tantillo

University of Rochester

Professor of Clinical Nursing

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Development of the Reconnecting for Recovery (R4R) Mftg Approach and This Manual. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

rehabilitationrecovery

Getting Ready. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

educationearly childhood educationprofessional preparation

Reconnecting for Recovery (R4R). Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

rehabilitationenhanced recoverydata recoveryrecovery

Session 10: Nourishing and Empowering the “We” in Relationships. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

well-beinghuman relationsinterpersonal relationshipsfamily relationshumanitiescommunicationpersonal relationshipsintimate relationships

Session 11: Waging Good Conflict in Connection. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

waging good conflictconflictconnectionismcommunication

Session 12: Moving From Disconnection to Connection. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

global connectionscommunications systemscommunication

Session 13: Relapse Prevention and Maintaining Good Connection. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

relapse preventionresiliencecommunication

Session 14: Relapse Prevention (Continued) and Preparing for Termination. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

treatment planningrelapse prevention

Session 15: Relapse Prevention (Continued), Termination, and Next Steps for Continued Connections in Recovery. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

relapse preventionnext stepscontinued connectionsrehabilitationrecovery

Session 1: Engaging and Evaluating Young Adults With Anorexia Nervosa and Their Families. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Mary TantilloJennifer Sanftner McGrawDaniel Le Grange

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