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Janeece Warfield, Psy.D.

Address: Ellis Human Development Institute

                  9 N. Edwin C. Moses
                  Dayton, Ohio 45402-6837

Phone: 937/775-4338
Fax:  937/775-4323
Email: janeece.warfield@wright.edu

Areas of Specialization/Interest

Pediatric psychology, violence prevention, developmental disabilities, parent-child interaction, chronic illness, multicultural issues.

Classes Taught

Multicultural Lab

Biographical Information

Dr. Warfield is the project coordinator for the Center for Child and Adolescent Violence Prevention. Dr. Warfield specializes in developmental assessments and interventions with infants and preschoolers who have developmental disabilities and chronic illnesses. Her practice interests include adolescent violence prevention, multicultural diversity training, play therapy, infant mental health, parent training, and consultations with Head Start, universities, hospitals, and schools. She serves on the State of Ohio Infant Mental Health Task Force, has assisted in curriculum development for a Direct Care Training Initiative of the Administration on Developmental Disabilities for the District of ColumbiaÕs Commission on Mental Health, and is on the State Planning Committee for Health Education in Ohio. Dr. Warfield is a skilled trainer who has presented workshops both at the local and national levels.

Recent Publications/Projects

Talen, M., & Warfield, J. (1997). Guideline for family wellness check-ups in primary care services. In L. VandeCreek & T. L. Jackson (Eds.), Innovations in clinical practice: A source book. Sarasota, FL: Professional Resource Press.

Yung, B., Hammond, W. R., Sampson, J., & Warfield, J. (1998). Linking psychology and public health: A predoctoral clinical training program in youth violence prevention. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 29. 398-401.