Catherine Stanger has been with the Center for Addiction Research since 2005,
where she is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry and a research scientist in
the Center for Addiction Research. She is the Principal Investigator of a NIDA-funded
research grant: Preventing Problems among Children of Substance Abusers. This
project will test a parenting intervention for substance abusing mothers. Dr.
Stanger also collaborates with Dr. Budney on the Behavioral Treatment of
Adolescent Marijuana Abuse project, testing a family based contingency
management intervention for adolescent substance abuse. Her interests include
research on parenting interventions, substance abusing families, and adolescent
substance abuse.
Budney, A., &
Stanger, C. (2007). Contingency management for
Marijuana (Cannabis) Abuse
and Dependence. In S. Higgins,
K. Silverman, & S. Heil (Eds). Contingency
Management in the treatment
of Substance Use Disorders: A science-based
treatment innovation.
New York: Guilford.
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