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Dr. Cardemil received a B.A. from Swarthmore College in 1993 and an M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania in 1994 and 2000, respectively. He was subsequently at Brown University, where he completed his predoctoral internship in 2000, followed by a postdoctoral fellowship. He has been at Clark since 2002.
Dr. Cardemil's research focuses on understanding and addressing the mental healthcare disparities in the United States that continue to disproportionately affect individuals from low-income and racial/ethnic minority backgrounds. His research program includes both applied and basic research that lie at the intersection of cognitive-behavioral theories, prevention science, and cultural and contextual approaches. Current research projects take place in the local community and investigate the effects of culture and gender in a variety of contexts, including middle-and high-school urban children, Latino families, and the help-seeking process. In addition, Dr. Cardemil has written about the incorporation of considerations of race, ethnicity, and culture into psychotherapy practice and research.
Degrees
- Ph.D. in Psychology, University of Pennsylvania, 2000
- M.A. in Psychology, University of Pennsylvania, 1994
- B.A. in Psychology, Swarthmore College, 1993
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Journal of Latinx Psychology: Celebrating our 10th year
Published in Journal of Latinx Psychology
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2022
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Vol. 10
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Issue #1
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Handbook of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
Chapter: Case study: Diversity and cognitive-behavioral therapyPublished by Academic Press
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2022
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Association between superwoman schema, depression, and resilience: The mediating role of social isolation and gendered racial centrality
Published in Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology
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2022
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Do I really need to go and see somebody? Black women’s perceptions of help-seeking for depression.
Published in Journal of Black Psychology
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2020
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Vol. 46
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Tradition and Innovation in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy With Youth.
Chapter: Cognitive-behavioral therapy with diverse youthPublished by Springer
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2020
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Handbook for Cultural Factors in Behavioral Health: A Guide for the Helping Professional
Chapter: Cultural considerations in treating depressionPublished by Springer
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2020
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A community mental health needs assessment of a racially and ethnically diverse population in New England: Narratives from community stakeholders.
Published in Community Mental Health Journal
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2020
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Vol. 56
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Religious coping and nativity among Mexican-origin Latinxs: A mixed methods study.
Published in Journal of Latinx Psychology
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2020
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Vol. 8
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Association between maternal and child mental health in US Hispanics: Variation by nativity, ethnic subgroup, and time in the US.
Published in Archives of Women’s Mental Health
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2020
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Vol. 23
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Minority stress and coping among sexual diverse Latinxs.
Published in Journal of Latinx Psychology
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2020
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Vol. 8
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Latinx mental health scholars’ experiences with cultural adaptation and implementation of systemic family interventions
Published in Family Process
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2020
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Vol. 59
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CHR stigma and help-seeking: Attitudes of Chinese and Tawainese residing in the U.S.
Published in Early Intervention in Psychiatry
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2020
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Vol. 14
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Mental health disparities
APA Teachers Workshop
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Worcester, MA
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2019
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Meet the Editors!
National Latina/o Psychological Association
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Miami, FL
November
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2019
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Who’s afraid of interpreting? Considerations for interpreting contradictory accounts of minority stress in semi-structured interviews
Boston College's Annual Diversity Challenge Conference,
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Boston, MA
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2019
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Facilitators and barriers to the implementation of a psychoeducation course led by community health workers for people with anxiety and depression in Chiapas, Mexico.
Anxiety and Depression Association of America
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Chicago, IL
March
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2019
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Cultural, contextual, and intersectionality approaches in the use of qualitative methods with diverse populations.
Society for Qualitative Inquiry in Psychology
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Boston, MA
June
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2019
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Re-evaluating the Self Report Habit Index: The case of physical activity and snacking habits.
Published in Psychology and Health
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2019
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Vol. 34
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The future of Latinx Psychology: A Delphi poll.
Published in Latinx Psychology Today
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2019
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Understanding barriers and facilitators to therapeutic relationships in state psychiatric hospitals
Published in Journal of Clinical Psychology
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2019
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Vol. 76
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“We had to care about ourselves”: Distress and coping among GBQ+ Latinx men after the Pulse Nightclub shooting.
Published in Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, and Policy
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Mi casa sin mí parada no es casa: Conceptualizations of functioning and functional impairment in rural Chiapas, Mexico
Published in Social Science and Medicine: Mental Health.
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Family treatment for postpartum depression: Acceptability, feasibility, and preliminary clinical outcome
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APA Handbook of Depression
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Consumers’ perspectives on the barriers and facilitators to aftercare engagement in a public sector context.
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Awards & Grants
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President’s Achievement Award for Inclusive Excellence
Clark University
2022
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NLPA Alberto Figueroa-Garcia Distinguished Contributions to Organizational Leadership Award
National Latinx Psychological Association
2022
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