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My dad passed away a month ago. He never fully understood what I was doing in grad school.
I found this notebook a few days after he passed. He always cared and he was always trying to understand.
Check out our new article!
• #cognitivedisengagementsyndrome (CDS) symptoms were significantly associated with negative interpretation bias
• Negative interpretation bias moderated the association between CDS and caregiver-reported depressive symptoms
In this #OpenAccess paper, Melissa C. Miller (@CincyChildrens) et al. examined whether negative interpretation bias exacerbated the association between cognitive disengagement syndrome and depressive symptoms. bit.ly/4iMtvkE
Melissa C. Miller, PhD retweeted
Incredible fun to welcome Dr. @melissadvorsky and her team from @ChildrensNatl to @CincyChildrens for a cross-site meeting as we launch our new @IESResearch grant focused on resilience & sex differences in students with #ADHD as they transition from elementary to middle school!
Melissa C. Miller, PhD retweeted
Really excited about my first manuscript from my postdoctoral work - a narrative review of the pathways through which non-genetic factors (i.e., social-environmental factors/social determinants of health/SDOH) influence IQ in people with syndromic IDDs. Some brief thoughts:
Thankful to have wonderful mentors - shout out to Steve Shapiro & @spbecker!
Melissa C. Miller, PhD retweeted
Great talk today by @kkdubstep3 on possible place for mindfulness for teens with ADHD + cognitive disengagement syndrome! Terrific work, and much more to do!
We love Andy Field’s books.
In related news, have finished the web materials for the new edition of the SPSS book (discoverspss.com/). The smart alex answers alone involved over 500 images and 7000 lines of text/code. I bloody hope people actually use them. @Sage_Methods
Melissa C. Miller, PhD retweeted
We've almost made it to the end of CATIE 2024! What an amazing group of CATIE Fellows.
Thank you to all of our faculty, staff, and students who have worked so hard to support this incredible program.
Melissa C. Miller, PhD retweeted
Some exciting work from Dr. Melissa Miller, one of our current ADHD fellows, who recently presented at the 2023 @ABCTNOW convention on the association between cognitive disengagement syndrome, negative problem orientation, and avoidance problem solving!
My mom graduated with her Bachelor of Arts degree this weekend! She took her first class in 1983 (before my brother and I were born) and finished her last class in 2023. I am so proud to be her daughter every day!
Congrats to my mama, Shirley “Marv” Ventresca, B.A.
Melissa C. Miller, PhD retweeted
The current psychology fellows had a great time at our Fall Retreat @MadTreeBrewing! #CCHMC #Psychology #AcademicTwitter
It’s me!!! This past year has been one of my absolute favorites. I am so grateful for my experience at Children’s Mercy & I already miss my people SO. MUCH. But I am looking forward to my next adventure at Cincinnati Children’s! 🥳
One of the best! I felt extra lucky that I was able to spend Wednesdays with Carol while on my Eating Disorders Clinic rotation 🥲 and bond over her new (my longstanding) love for Survivor 😅
CHILDRENS MERCY IS LUCKY THEY GET TO KEEP DR ROGERS
Up next Nyla Rogers, she is one of our Clinical Child Psychology Interns. Congratulations! #CMGrads2023
Melissa C. Miller, PhD retweeted
So excited about our newest psychology grads! @CMKCFellows
WOOO CONGRATS DR. ZAUGG
Up next Kelsey Zaugg! Congratulations to Kelsey, one of our Clinical Child Psychology Interns. #CMGrads2023






































