PhD, Psychology, University of South Florida, 2011
EdS, School Psychology, University of South Florida, 2009
MA, School Psychology, University of South Florida, 2005
BS, Psychology and Public Health, Central Michigan University, 2004
Recent Publications
Ogg J, Shaffer-Hudkins E, Childres J, Feldman M, Agazzi H, Armstrong K. Attendance and implementation of strategies in a behavioral parent-training program: comparisons between English and Español programs.Infant Mental Health Journal. 35(6) : 555-64, 2014.
Gallentine A, Salinas-Miranda AA, Bradley-Klug K, Shaffer-Hudkins E, Hinojosa S, Monroe A. Student perceptions of a patient- centered medical training curriculum.International Journal of Medical Education. 5: 95-102, 2014.
Salinas-Miranda AA, Shaffer-Hudkins EJ, Bradley-Klug KL, Monroe AD. Student and resident perspectives on professionalism: beliefs, challenges, and suggested teaching strategies.International Journal of Medical Education. 5: 87-94, 2014.
Shaffer-Hudkins E & Agazzi H. Behavioral Feeding Intervention for a Young Child: Parent Training Beyond The Mealtime RoutineAustin Journal of Pediatrics. 1(3) : 1-7, 2014.
Shaffer-Hudkins E, Johnson N, & Melton S. Social media use among individuals with diabetes.International Journal of Communication and Health. 4: 38-43, 2014.
Sperry S, Knox B, Edwards E, et al, & Shaffer-Hudkins E. Cultivating Healthy Eating, Exercise, and Relaxation (CHEER): A Case Study of a Family-Centered and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive-Behavioral Intervention for Obese Adolescents at Risk for Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease.Clinical Case Studies. 13(3) : 218-230, 2014.
Hangauer J, Shaffer-Hudkins E, & Agazzi H. The Primary Service Provider Model in Early Intervention: Relationship Focused Intervention for Children Birth–Three.Child Care in Practice. 19(4) : 421-435, 2013.
Childres J, Shaffer-Hudkins E, & Armstrong K, . Helping Our Toddlers, Developing Our Children’s Skills (HOT DOCS): A problem-solving approach for parents of young children with autism spectrum disorders.Journal of Early Childhood and Infant Psychology. 8: 1-19, 2012.
Shaffer-Hudkins EJ, Suldo S, Loker T, & March A. How Adolescents’ Mental Health Predicts Their Physical Health: Unique Contributions of Indicators of Subjective Well-being and Psychopathology.Applied Research in Quality of Life. 5(3) : 203-217, 2010.
