Emily Dworkin, PhD

Faculty Appointment(s)

Assistant Professor

edworkin@uw.edu

Personal Statement

Dr. Dworkin’s research explores how the social, community, and cultural contexts in which trauma survivors recover affect their well-being, and seeks to identify strategies to intervene in these contexts to reduce psychopathology following trauma.

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Recent Publications

Sexual Assault-Related Interactions and Social Reactions in the Initial Months Following Assault: A Daily Diary Study.
(2024 Dec 6)
J Interpers Violence
Reeves JW, Mohr J, Dworkin ER
Sexual violence research across levels of the social ecology: from the individual to the societal.
(2024)
Eur J Psychotraumatol 15(1): 2425243
Dworkin ER, Olff M
Sexual Assault History May Moderate Posttraumatic Cognition and Posttraumatic Stress Among Trauma-Exposed Sexual Minority Women.
(2024 May)
Behav Ther 55(3): 431-442
Fergerson AK, Caulfield NM, Dworkin ER, Capron DW
Impact of the revised VA/DoD Clinical Practice Guideline for Management of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Acute Stress Disorder for couples and families: Commentary on Lang et al. (2024).
(2024 Apr)
J Trauma Stress 37(2): 344-347
Monson CM, Fredman SJ, Fitzpatrick S, Macdonald A, Pukay-Martin ND, Shepherd-Banigan M, Dworkin ER, Luedtke B, Dekel R, Shoval-Zuckerman Y, Sautter F, Glynn SM
The day-to-day relationship between posttraumatic stress symptoms and social support after sexual assault.
(2024)
Eur J Psychotraumatol 15(1): 2311478
Howe ES, Dworkin ER
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