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Cynthia Cupit Swenson, Ph.D

Professor

Medical University of South Carolina

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College of Medicine

Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

Cynthia Cupit Swenson, Ph.d is currently serving as a College Of Medicine Professor at Medical University of South Carolina.

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Medical University of South Carolina

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child abuse child development mental health trauma child psychology behavioral sciences family violence child protection psychiatry child mental health child abuse prevention child psychiatry psychology rehabilitation violent behavior interpersonal violence developmental psychopathology family psychology multisystemic therapy adolescent health domestic violence criminology psychological trauma family therapy psychopathology juvenile delinquency juvenile court correctional practice behavior therapy abused children youth services developmental psychology violence against women child health adolescent psychology addiction treatment child care early childhood development psychiatric care counseling psychology individual therapy human development youth justice cognitive behavioral interventions adolescence parental stress child neglect psychological assessment early childhood disaster prevention therapeutic efficacy primary investigation early life exposures disaster research disaster response weather disaster disaster vulnerability trauma in child meta-analysis methodological perspectives social ecology economic impact analysis economic evaluation prison violence randomized effectiveness trial young children traumatic events brief screening measure preschool children social support comprehensive treatment parental substance abuse co-occurring child maltreatment methodological critique post-disaster play adolescent sexual offenders family-based treatment intimate partner violence family medicine therapeutic approaches partner violence social work

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Child and Family Characteristics in Multisystemic Therapy for Child Abuse and Neglect (Mst‐Can): Are There Associations With Treatment Outcome?. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2024)

Corinna BudererTom KirschTania PérezCynthia Cupit SwensonUte FürstenauBruno RhinerMarc Schmid

treatment outcomemultisystemic therapyfamily characteristicschild abusefamily therapy

Development of a Family-Based Treatment for Co-Occurring Intimate Partner Violence and Child Maltreatment: The Mst-Ipv Model. BJPsych Bulletin (2024)

Cynthia Cupit SwensonCindy M. Schaeffer

mst-ipv modelmarital therapydating violencefamily psychologyfamily-based treatmentcriminologytraumachild abusechild abuse preventiondomestic violencefamily medicinebehavioral sciencespsychiatrychild maltreatmentstigmasexual violenceviolence against womenfamily violencesubstance abuseviolent behaviorchild development

Differential Treatment Responses of Maltreated and Neglected Children and Adolescents Following an Evidence-Based Multisystemic Intervention. Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology (2024)

Corinna BudererTom KirschTania PérezCynthia Cupit SwensonMarc Schmid

adolescent healthchild psychologychild psychiatrypsychologyexperimental child psychologytraumachild abusedifferential psychologychild developmentdifferential treatment responsesadolescent psychologypsychopathologyrehabilitationpsychiatrychild mental healthtreatment developmentevidence-based multisystemic interventionfamily violenceviolent behavioradolescence

Multisystemic Therapy for Child Abuse and Neglect: Parental Stress and Parental Mental Health as Predictors of Change in Child Neglect. Child Abuse & Neglect (2022)

Judith BauchStephanie HeftiLara OeltjenTania PérezCynthia Cupit SwensonUte FürstenauBruno RhinerMarc Schmid

multisystemic therapyparental mental healthchild psychologyfamily psychologypsychological traumachild psychiatrypsychologyparental stressdevelopmental psychopathologytraumachild abusefamily therapymental healthchild abuse preventionpsychopathologychild neglectrehabilitationpsychiatrychild mental healthfamily violencechild protectionchild development

Multisystemic Therapy - Building Stronger Families (Mst-Bsf): Substance Misuse, Child Neglect, and Parenting Outcomes From an 18-Month Randomized Effectiveness Trial. Child Abuse & Neglect (2021)

Cindy M. SchaefferCynthia Cupit SwensonJennifer Smith Powell

multisystemic therapychild psychologyfamily psychologybuilding stronger familiestraumachild abusefamily therapysubstance use disorderspublic healthmental healthchild abuse preventiondomestic violenceinterpersonal violencechild neglectrehabilitationbehavioral sciencessubstance misusechild mental healthfamily violencesubstance abusechild protectionchild development

Effects of Multisystemic Therapy for Child Abuse and Neglect on Severity of Neglect, Behavioral and Emotional Problems, and Attachment Disorder Symptoms in Children. Children and Youth Services Review (2020)

Corinna BudererStephanie HeftiElodie FuxTania PérezCynthia Cupit SwensonUte FürstenauBruno RhinerMarc Schmid

counseling psychologymultisystemic therapychild psychologypsychological traumachild psychiatrypsychologydevelopmental psychopathologyemotional problemsattachment theorychild abusetraumamental healthjuvenile delinquencychild developmentattachment disorder symptomspsychopathologybehavioral sciencesrehabilitationindividual therapychild protectionviolent behavior

Who’s in the Child’s Corner: Bringing Family, Community, and Child Protective Services Together for the Protection of Children. International Journal on Child Maltreatment Research Policy and Practice (2019)

Cynthia Cupit SwensonCindy M. Schaeffer

child abuse preventionpublic healthchild protective servicescommunity developmentbringing familyjuvenile courtsocial policychild mental healthinterpersonal violencefamily involvementchild carefamily violencechild psychologyfamily psychologychild protectionchild developmentpublic policychild abuse

A Multisystemic Approach to the Prevention and Treatment of Child Abuse and Neglect. International Journal on Child Maltreatment Research Policy and Practice (2018)

Cynthia Cupit SwensonCindy M. Schaeffer

child abuse preventionpublic healthchild abusepreventive healthcarechild mental healthbehavior therapyinterpersonal violencechild carechild psychologyfamily violencechild protectionviolent behaviorpublic policyinjury preventionbehavioral sciences

Economic Impact of Multisystemic Therapy for Child Abuse and Neglect. Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research (2018)

Alex R. DoppCindy M. SchaefferCynthia Cupit SwensonJennifer S. Powell

mental healthpolicy analysiseconomic impact analysiseconomic impactmultisystemic therapyeconomic evaluationeconomicseconomic analysismanagementpublic policychild abuse

Multisystemic Therapy for Child Abuse and Neglect: Do Parents Show Improvement in Parental Mental Health Problems and Parental Stress?. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2018)

Stephanie HeftiTania PérezUte FürstenauBruno RhinerCynthia C. SwensonMarc Schmid

mental healthmarital therapyparental stressmultisystemic therapyfamily violencefamily psychologyfamily therapychild abusepsychology

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Cynthia Cupit Swenson, Ph.D

Professor

Medical University of South Carolina

Affiliations

College of Medicine

Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

Cynthia Cupit Swenson, Ph.d is currently serving as a College Of Medicine Professor at Medical University of South Carolina.

Honors

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Medical University of South Carolina

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Child and Family Characteristics in Multisystemic Therapy for Child Abuse and Neglect (Mst‐Can): Are There Associations With Treatment Outcome?. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2024)

Corinna BudererTom KirschTania PérezCynthia Cupit SwensonUte FürstenauBruno RhinerMarc Schmid

treatment outcomemultisystemic therapyfamily characteristicschild abusefamily therapy

Development of a Family-Based Treatment for Co-Occurring Intimate Partner Violence and Child Maltreatment: The Mst-Ipv Model. BJPsych Bulletin (2024)

Cynthia Cupit SwensonCindy M. Schaeffer

Differential Treatment Responses of Maltreated and Neglected Children and Adolescents Following an Evidence-Based Multisystemic Intervention. Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology (2024)

Corinna BudererTom KirschTania PérezCynthia Cupit SwensonMarc Schmid

Multisystemic Therapy for Child Abuse and Neglect: Parental Stress and Parental Mental Health as Predictors of Change in Child Neglect. Child Abuse & Neglect (2022)

Judith BauchStephanie HeftiLara OeltjenTania PérezCynthia Cupit SwensonUte FürstenauBruno RhinerMarc Schmid

Multisystemic Therapy - Building Stronger Families (Mst-Bsf): Substance Misuse, Child Neglect, and Parenting Outcomes From an 18-Month Randomized Effectiveness Trial. Child Abuse & Neglect (2021)

Cindy M. SchaefferCynthia Cupit SwensonJennifer Smith Powell

Corinna BudererStephanie HeftiElodie FuxTania PérezCynthia Cupit SwensonUte FürstenauBruno RhinerMarc Schmid

Cynthia Cupit SwensonCindy M. Schaeffer

A Multisystemic Approach to the Prevention and Treatment of Child Abuse and Neglect. International Journal on Child Maltreatment Research Policy and Practice (2018)

Cynthia Cupit SwensonCindy M. Schaeffer

Economic Impact of Multisystemic Therapy for Child Abuse and Neglect. Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research (2018)

Alex R. DoppCindy M. SchaefferCynthia Cupit SwensonJennifer S. Powell

mental healthpolicy analysiseconomic impact analysiseconomic impactmultisystemic therapyeconomic evaluationeconomicseconomic analysismanagementpublic policychild abuse

Multisystemic Therapy for Child Abuse and Neglect: Do Parents Show Improvement in Parental Mental Health Problems and Parental Stress?. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2018)

Stephanie HeftiTania PérezUte FürstenauBruno RhinerCynthia C. SwensonMarc Schmid

mental healthmarital therapyparental stressmultisystemic therapyfamily violencefamily psychologyfamily therapychild abusepsychology

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