Publications and Grants

Scientific Articles

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Child and caregiver perspectives on implementing a transdiagnostic cognitive behavioral therapy for children impacted by trauma in a residential treatment setting. Lindenbach, D., Wang, E.Y., Scammell, J., O’Neill, T., Bennett, S., Mohammadi, F., Ehrenreich-May, J., Arnold, P.D., & Dimitropoulos, G. Under Revision.

Ecological momentary assessment for adolescents with Anorexia Nervosa and their parents/caregivers in family-based treatment. International Journal of Eating Disorders. Singh, M., Austin, M., Lindenbach, D., Vander Steen, H., Habina, C., Marcoux-Louie, G., Loeb, K., Engel, S., LeGrange, D. & Dimitropoulos, G. (2024).

The impact of reflective practice on the wellbeing and competency of supervisors and frontline staff in a non-profit community provider of mental health services for youth and families. Child & Youth Services, 1-23. Lindenbach, D., Dimitropoulos, G., Wood, V., Bainbridge, C., Anderson, A., Hervey, V., Arnold, P.D. & Wang, E.Y. (2024). Published manuscript (subscription required) Pre-print manuscript (free)

Confidence, training and barriers for Canadian law enforcement in cases of luring, sexual abuse and child sex abuse imagery. International Journal of Child Maltreatment, 7, 553-567. Fitts, A., Binford, W., Lindenbach, D. & Dimitropoulos, G. (2024). Published manuscript (free)

Feasibility and acceptability of implementing a transdiagnostic cognitive behavioral therapy for children impacted by trauma within a residential treatment facility. Child & Youth Services, 1-26. Lindenbach, D., Anderson, A., Wang, E., Heintz, M., Rowbotham, M., Ehrenreich-May, J., Arnold, P.D. & Dimitropoulos, G. (2024). Published manuscript (subscription required) Pre-print manuscript (free)

A qualitative study on the implementation of a transdiagnostic cognitive behavioral therapy for children in a child welfare residential treatment program. Child Abuse & Neglect, 146, 106487. Dimitropoulos, G., Lindenbach, D., Anderson, A., Rowbotham, M., Wang, E., Heintz, M., Ehrenreich-May, J. & Arnold, P.D. (2023). Published manuscript (free)

Feasibility and acceptability of a brief, online transdiagnostic psychotherapy for young adults. Journal of the Canadian Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry. 32(2): 111-125. Dimitropoulos, G., Lindenbach, D., Rowbotham, M., Devoe, D.J., Richardson, A., Mogan, T., Patten, S.B., Ehrenreich-May, J. & Arnold, P.D. (2023).  Published manuscript (free)

The Well-Being of Youth with Complex Needs in Care Preparing to Transition to Adulthood. Child & Youth Services45(1), 77–94. McQuay, J., Wilcox, G., & Nordstokke, D. (2023). Published manuscript (subscription required)

Capacity, confidence and training of Canadian educators and school staff to recognize and respond to sexual abuse and internet exploitation of their students. Child Abuse & Neglect 112, 104898. Lindenbach, D., Cullen, O., Bhattarai, A., Perry, R., Diaz, R.L., Patten, S.B. & Dimitropoulos, G. (2021). Published manuscript (subscription required) Accepted manuscript (free)

Restraint and Critical Incident Reduction Following Introduction of the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics (NMT). Hambrick, E. P., Brawner, T. W., Perry, B. D., Wang, E. Y., Griffin, G., DeMarco, T., … Strother, M. (2018). Residential Treatment For Children & Youth35(1), 2–23. Published manuscript (subscription required)

Book Chapters

A Trauma-Informed Approach to the Unified Protocol for Children with Exposure to Child Maltreatment​. In: Shenk, C.E. (eds) Innovative Methods in Child Maltreatment Research and Practice. Child Maltreatment Solutions Network. Springer, Cham. Gruen, R., Lindenbach, D., Arnold, P., Ehrenreich-May, J., Dimitropoulos, G. (2023). Published chapter (subscription required)

Understanding and Applying a Neurodevelopmental Approach in Residential Interventions. In Transforming Residential Interventions (pp. 197-234). Routledge. Lieberman, R. E., Champagne, T., Wang, E. Y., & Rushlo, K. (2020). Published chapter (subscription required)

The Neurosequential Model Approach: Integration and Practice Across Multiple Programs. Perry, E., Griffin, G., Maikoetter, M., Graner, S., Rosenfelt, J., Perry, B.D., Wang, E.Y. May 2018. Conference paper (kindle)

Reports

Push 2 Heal: Pilot Project Final evaluative report. 2022. Full report (free)

What does it mean to be trauma informed? Theory to Practice: Residential Care for Children and Youth, Special Edition #3. 2017. Article (free)

Grants

Investigating interventions to support youth impacted by developmental trauma

Lindenbach (Principal Investigator), Wang (Co-principal Investigator), Alama (Co-applicant), Bare Shin Bone (Co-applicant), Eagle Speaker (Co-applicant), Hervey (Co-applicant), O’Neill (Co-applicant), Pippus (Co-applicant), Sackett (Co-applicant), Somers (Co-applicant)

An Anonymous Donor, 2025 – 2027. $350,198

Bridging research and practice to develop a comprehensive response to child sexual abuse materials

Lindenbach (Team Member)

University of Calgary Transdisciplinary Connector Grant. 2025. $17,000.

Gathering youth perspectives to optimize therapeutic recreation

Lindenbach (Principal Investigator), Pippus (co-investigator)

Burns Memorial Fund for Children: Community Grant. 2024 – 2025. $14,980.

Applying Indigenous ways of being, knowing and doing to a talk therapy program for Indigenous youth, families and communities in Alberta

Lindenbach (Nominated Principal Applicant), Eagle Speaker (Principal Applicant), Sipos (Principal Applicant), Wang (Principal Applicant), O’Neill (Co-applicant), Scammel (Collaborator)

Alberta Children’s Hospital Research Institute: One Child Every Child Seedling Award. 2024 – 2026. $50,000.

Preventing and mitigating developmental trauma through a transdisciplinary community-university partnership

Lindenbach (Project Holder), Wang (Principal Applicant)

University of Calgary Transdisciplinary Connector Grant. 2024. $17,000.

Enhancing behavioural and mental health services for youth impacted by developmental trauma by strengthening caregiver and provider networks

Lindenbach (Primary Organizational Supervisor), Wang (Organizational co-Supervisor)

Mitacs Accelerate. 2024 – 2026. $30,000.

A beginner’s pump track to support trauma-informed recreation for vulnerable youth

Lindenbach (Primary Applicant), Pippus (Co-Applicant)

Parks Foundation Calgary Amateur Sport Grant. 2024 – 2025. $50,000.

Capturing the youth voice to inform outcomes for child and youth advocacy centres

Lindenbach (Co-applicant)

Canadian Consortium on Child & Youth Trauma Seed Grant. 2023-2024. $25,000.

LEAPS-IYS: Learning to Equitably Adapt Peer Support for Integrated Youth Services

Lindenbach (Co-applicant)

Canadian Institutes of Health Research Catalyst Grant. 2023-2024. $199,960.

TransitionED: Co-designing and implementing Canadian Practice Guidelines for transitions for youth and young adults with eating disorders

Lindenbach (Co-applicant)

Canadian Institutes of Health Research Team Grant: Transitions in Care. 2022 – 2026. $960,000.

Enhancing resilience among vulnerable youth through online delivery of a brief, evidence-based psychotherapy

Sipos (Primary Applicant), Wang (Primary Applicant), Lindenbach (Co-applicant)

Government of Alberta Mental Health and Addiction COVID-19 Community Funding Application. 2020-2021. $48,000.

The Canadian Consortium on Child & Youth Trauma

Lindenbach (Co-applicant), Wang (Co-applicant)

Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Partnership Grant. 2020-2027. $2,500,000.

Impact of child maltreatment: identifying biological and psycho-social predictors of risk, resilience and response to interventions

Wang (Co-applicant)

An Anonymous Donor. 2019-2022. $450,000.

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