Christine T. Harris

A dedicated and compassionate mental health therapist with experience in crisis intervention, suicide risk assessment and intervention, preventative family services as well as community-based and outpatient mental health care. My skills include crisis intervention, risk assessments, and evidence-based therapy for children with complex trauma and psychiatric needs. I am trained in an integrated behavioral health approach and am passionate about providing evidence-based, trauma-informed treatment for children and families.

• Pei, F., Wang, Y., Mudrick, N. R., Harris, C., et al. (2023). Neighborhood environment, cultural orientation, and parenting: Understanding intergenerational conflict in Asian immigrant families. Child & Adolescent Social Work Journal.
• Secoy, M. T., Prawl, A. M., Cadwell, A. W., Harris, C. T., Iorio, N. C., Suryadevara, K., Zaso, M. J., & Park, A. (2015, April). Grouping strategies of the DRD4 VNTR and young adult substance use outcomes. Poster presented at the annual Undergraduate Poster Session of the Department of Psychology, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY.
• Suryadevara, K., Ettinger, J., Harris, C. T., Cadwell, A. W., DeTore, S. P., Spychala, K., Zaso, M. J., & Park, A. (2015, April). Gender differences in social bonding and mood following alcohol consumption. Poster presented at the annual Undergraduate Poster Session of the Department of Psychology, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY.

• Syracuse University, Research Assistant to Dr. Fei Pei, Conducted research on parenting stress, and mental health outcomes in children within Asian American immigrant families., Assisted in literature review, analysis, and manuscript preparation for peer-reviewed publications.
• Syracuse University, Research Assistant to Dr. Aesoon Park, Assisted in data collection in Alcohol laboratory, administered study protocols and assisted in data collection and input., Assisted in literature review, analysis, and manuscript preparation for peer-reviewed publications.