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Neil B. Guterman

Paulette Goddard Professor and Dean Emeritus Professor

New York University

Affiliations

Silver School of Social Work

Neil B. Guterman is currently serving as a Silver School Of Social Work Paulette Goddard Professor and Dean Emeritus Professor at New York University.

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Neil B. Guterman

New York University

Paulette Goddard Professor and Dean Emeritus Professor

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child development public health behavioral sciences social sciences mental health psychology adolescent health child abuse criminology child protection family violence interpersonal violence family psychology developmental psychopathology trauma child psychology child abuse prevention physical child abuse community violence adolescent psychology family relations violent behavior domestic violence youth services family issues child health youth justice family involvement urban sociology social psychology community psychology juvenile delinquency child care migration studies psychological trauma community mental health parent leadership parental care prevention science residential treatment family process correctional practice dads matter-hv intercultural studies early childhood adolescence evidence-based interventions disease prevention health prevention social work research trauma in child early home visitation teacher support palestinian adolescents jewish adolescents palestinian youth cross-cultural perspectives community perceptions child psychiatry family relationships community violence exposure father engagement social science research regional studies social epidemiology adolescent medicine intergenerational relations human health candidate selection treatment planning criminal behavior young children intimate partner violence maternal maltreatment maternal stress parental perceptions prevention system foster care partner violence pediatrics social problems social work

Notable Scholarly Works

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Shared Traumatic Reality During the Continuous War in Ukraine and the Protective Role of Transgenerational Transfer: Voices of Mental Health Professionals. Journal of Community Psychology (2024)

Becky LeshemLarysa ZasiekinaNeil B. GutermanRuth Pat‐Horenczyk

traumamilitary psychologytransgenerational transfermental healthmental health professionalsprotective rolecommunity psychologypsychologycontinuous wartraumatic realitymilitary contextpsychological trauma

Still Further Challenges to Advancing Social Work Research: Response to Feldman. Research on Social Work Practice (2024)

Neil B. Guterman

social work practicesocial worksocial sciencessocial work researchsocial work theory

Actor and Partner Effects of Interparental Relationship and Co-Parenting on Parenting Stress Among Fathers and Mothers. Families in Society The Journal of Contemporary Social Services (2023)

In Young ParkJennifer L. BellamyStephanie Rachel SpeerJangmin KimJin Yao KwanPaula PoweAaron BanmanJustin S. HartyNeil B. Guterman

family dynamicsparent leadershipfamily psychologyfamily violenceinterparental relationshipfamily relationshipsfamily involvementsociologyfamily relationsadolescent healthchild developmentsocial relationssocial systemsfamily processmental healthwork-family interfacesocial sciencespsychologycontemporary family therapy

Engaging Fathers to Strengthen the Impact of Early Home Visitation on Physical Child Abuse Risk: Findings From the Dads Matter-Hv Randomized Controlled Trial. Child Abuse & Neglect (2023)

Neil B. GutermanJennifer L. BellamyAaron BanmanJustin S. HartyJames JaccardSandra Mirque-Morales

early home visitationparental carepediatricshealth policyparent leadershipchild abuse preventionrehabilitationchild abusechild development

Parent–Worker Relationships in Home Visiting: Intersections of Parental Gender, Ethnicity, and Immigrant Status. Families in Society The Journal of Contemporary Social Services (2023)

Jangmin KimJin Yao KwanStephanie Rachel SpeerIn Young ParkJennifer L. BellamyAaron BanmanJustin S. HartyNeil B. Guterman

sociologysocial anthropologyrefugee statushome visitingethnicityparental genderintercultural studieswork-family interfaceimmigrant statussocial sciencesparent-worker relationshipsanthropology

Strategies to Enhance Father Engagement in Home Visiting: Results From a Qualitative Study of Dads Matter-Hv. Journal of the Society for Social Work and Research (2022)

Jennifer L. BellamyJon D. PhillipsStephanie Rachel SpeerJustin S. HartyAaron BanmanNeil B. GutermanSandra Morales-Mirque

dads matter-hvsocial work theorysocial workhome visitingqualitative studysocial sciencessocial work researchbehavioral sciencespublic healthfather engagement

The Effect of Dads Matter–Hv on Father Engagement in Home Visiting Services. Prevention Science (2022)

Jennifer L. BellamyAaron BanmanJustin S. HartySandra Mirque-MoralesJames JaccardNeil B. Guterman

prevention sciencedads matter-hvhome visiting servicesparental carepublic healthfamily relationsbehavioral sciencesfamily psychologysocial sciencesfather engagementbehavior change (public health)

Engaging Fathers in Perinatal Home Visiting. Routledge eBooks (2021)

Jennifer L. BellamyJustin S. HartyAaron BanmanNeil B. Guterman

family medicinefamily involvementparental carepediatricsmaternal healthparent leadership

Engaging Fathers in Perinatal Home Visiting: Early Lessons From a Randomized Controlled Study of Dads Matter-Hv. New Research on Parenting Programs for Low-Income Fathers, New York, NY: Routledge Publishing (2021)

dads matter-hvfamily medicinefamily involvementparental carepediatricsmaternal healthparent leadershipperinatal home visitingearly lessonsfamily planningfamily relationsfamily studies

The Relationship Between Exposure of Palestinian Youth to Community Violence and Internalizing and Externalizing Symptoms: Do Gender and Social Support Matter?. Child Abuse & Neglect (2020)

Muhammad M. Haj-YahiaBecky LeshemNeil B. Guterman

child abusecriminologychild psychologymental healthcorrectional practicepalestinian youthgender studiesbehavioral scienceshealth psychologydomestic violencesocietal influencepublic healthcommunity violencefamily violencedevelopmental psychopathologyadolescent healthadolescent psychology

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Neil B. Guterman

Paulette Goddard Professor and Dean Emeritus Professor

New York University

Affiliations

Silver School of Social Work

Neil B. Guterman is currently serving as a Silver School Of Social Work Paulette Goddard Professor and Dean Emeritus Professor at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Neil B. Guterman

New York University

Paulette Goddard Professor and Dean Emeritus Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Shared Traumatic Reality During the Continuous War in Ukraine and the Protective Role of Transgenerational Transfer: Voices of Mental Health Professionals. Journal of Community Psychology (2024)

Becky LeshemLarysa ZasiekinaNeil B. GutermanRuth Pat‐Horenczyk

Still Further Challenges to Advancing Social Work Research: Response to Feldman. Research on Social Work Practice (2024)

Neil B. Guterman

social work practicesocial worksocial sciencessocial work researchsocial work theory

Actor and Partner Effects of Interparental Relationship and Co-Parenting on Parenting Stress Among Fathers and Mothers. Families in Society The Journal of Contemporary Social Services (2023)

In Young ParkJennifer L. BellamyStephanie Rachel SpeerJangmin KimJin Yao KwanPaula PoweAaron BanmanJustin S. HartyNeil B. Guterman

Engaging Fathers to Strengthen the Impact of Early Home Visitation on Physical Child Abuse Risk: Findings From the Dads Matter-Hv Randomized Controlled Trial. Child Abuse & Neglect (2023)

Neil B. GutermanJennifer L. BellamyAaron BanmanJustin S. HartyJames JaccardSandra Mirque-Morales

early home visitationparental carepediatricshealth policyparent leadershipchild abuse preventionrehabilitationchild abusechild development

Parent–Worker Relationships in Home Visiting: Intersections of Parental Gender, Ethnicity, and Immigrant Status. Families in Society The Journal of Contemporary Social Services (2023)

Jangmin KimJin Yao KwanStephanie Rachel SpeerIn Young ParkJennifer L. BellamyAaron BanmanJustin S. HartyNeil B. Guterman

sociologysocial anthropologyrefugee statushome visitingethnicityparental genderintercultural studieswork-family interfaceimmigrant statussocial sciencesparent-worker relationshipsanthropology

Strategies to Enhance Father Engagement in Home Visiting: Results From a Qualitative Study of Dads Matter-Hv. Journal of the Society for Social Work and Research (2022)

Jennifer L. BellamyJon D. PhillipsStephanie Rachel SpeerJustin S. HartyAaron BanmanNeil B. GutermanSandra Morales-Mirque

dads matter-hvsocial work theorysocial workhome visitingqualitative studysocial sciencessocial work researchbehavioral sciencespublic healthfather engagement

The Effect of Dads Matter–Hv on Father Engagement in Home Visiting Services. Prevention Science (2022)

Jennifer L. BellamyAaron BanmanJustin S. HartySandra Mirque-MoralesJames JaccardNeil B. Guterman

prevention sciencedads matter-hvhome visiting servicesparental carepublic healthfamily relationsbehavioral sciencesfamily psychologysocial sciencesfather engagementbehavior change (public health)

Engaging Fathers in Perinatal Home Visiting. Routledge eBooks (2021)

Jennifer L. BellamyJustin S. HartyAaron BanmanNeil B. Guterman

family medicinefamily involvementparental carepediatricsmaternal healthparent leadership

dads matter-hvfamily medicinefamily involvementparental carepediatricsmaternal healthparent leadershipperinatal home visitingearly lessonsfamily planningfamily relationsfamily studies

The Relationship Between Exposure of Palestinian Youth to Community Violence and Internalizing and Externalizing Symptoms: Do Gender and Social Support Matter?. Child Abuse & Neglect (2020)

Muhammad M. Haj-YahiaBecky LeshemNeil B. Guterman

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