 Leslie Wind, PhD
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| Title(s) | Chair of the MSW Program, Clinical Associate Professor of Social Work |
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| Address | 655 West 34th Street; SWC-115
University Park Campus
Los Angeles CA 90089-0411
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| Phone | +1 213 821 6436 |
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 Biography | Orange County Department of Education | 2012 | | Outstanding Contributions to Education Award | | Institute of Behavioral and Applied Management Conference, San Diego, CA | 2000 | | Best Publication in Diversity |
Overview Leslie Wind joined the USC School of Social Work in 2008 as clinical associate professor and director of the Orange County Academic Center. Previously, Wind was an assistant professor and chair of the children, youth and families specialization and subspecialty in trauma and violence at the Graduate School of Social Work at Boston College. She also directed the Massachusetts Coalition of Child and Family Disaster Mental Health Education, a statewide interdisciplinary training in disaster mental health research conducted in collaboration with the Terrorism and Disaster Center of the National Child Traumatic Stress Network. Wind has also been on faculty at the School of Social Work at the University of Texas at Austin. Prior to her academic career, she was a clinical social worker for 18 years, working in private practice, two rape centers, a child and family mental health agency, and a residential treatment facility.
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Review of Coping in Children Exposed to Mass Trauma: Measurement Tools, Coping Styles, and Clinical Implications. Prehosp Disaster Med. 2016 Apr; 31(2):169-80.
Pfefferbaum B, Nitiéma P, Jacobs AK, Noffsinger MA, Wind LH, Allen SF. PMID: 26887259.
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Children's Coping in the Context of Disasters and Terrorism. J Loss Trauma. 2014 Jan 01; `9(1):78-97.
Pfefferbaum B, Noffsinger MA, Wind LH, Allen JR. PMID: 24683315.
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Issues in the assessment of children's coping in the context of mass trauma. Prehosp Disaster Med. 2012 Jun; 27(3):272-9.
Pfefferbaum B, Noffsinger MA, Wind LH. PMID: 22691268.
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Survivors' perspectives on the impact of clergy sexual abuse on families of origin. J Child Sex Abus. 2008; 17(3-4):238-54.
Wind LH, Sullivan JM, Levins DJ. PMID: 19042600.
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