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Job Title Psychologist, Pediatric Behavioral Health Consultation and Liaison Services, Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC

Job Title Clinical Administrator, Behavioral Science Division/Pediatric Behavioral Health

4117 Penn Ave., Suite Floor 3

Pittsburgh, PA 15201

412-692-3676 Phone

412-692-5986 Fax

Email goldstrohmsl@upmc.edu

Graduate School:

1996 MS, Frostburg State University, Md.
2002 PhD, University of Pittsburgh

American Psychological Association (APA)

Pennsylvania Psychological Association (PPA)

Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC)

HAP Patient Care Award, Hospital and Health System Association of Pennsylvania
Award for Commitment and Excellence in Service (ACES), UPMC
Alumni Ambassador Award, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Annual Honors Convocation Outstanding Student Achievement Award, University of Pittsburgh
Doctoral Alumni Fellowship Award, University of Pittsburgh
Provost’s Development Fund Fellowship Award, University of Pittsburgh
Education Award, Pennsylvania Psychological Association
University of Pittsburgh Recognition of Special Achievement, University of Pittsburgh
Mary E. Brown Paper Award, Association for Death Education and Counseling
Distinguished Achievement Award, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
CSW Women's Leadership Award, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Provost Scholar, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Chang, J.C., Cluss, P.A., Burke, J.G., Hawker, L., Dado, D., Goldstrohm, S., & Scholle, S.H. (2011). Partner violence screening in mental health. General Hospital Psychiatry, 33, 58-65.
Ewing, L., Cluss, P.A., Goldstrohm, S.L, Ulrich, M. S., Colborn, K., Cipriani, L., & Wald, E. R. (2009). Translating an evidenced-based intervention for pediatric overweight to a primary care setting. Clinical Pediatrics,48, 397-403 .
Wald, E. R., Ewing, L., Cluss, P., Goldstrohm, S.L, Cipriani, L., Colborn, K., & Weissfeld, L. (2007). Parental perception of children’s weight in a pediatric primary care setting. Child: Care, health and development.
Cluss, P., Chang, J., Hawker, L., Scholle, S., Dado, D., Buranosky, R., & Goldstrohm, S. (2006). The process of change for victims of intimate partner violence: Support for a psychosocial readiness model. Women’s Health Issues.
Goldstrohm, S. L., & Arffa, S. (2005). Preschool children with mild to moderate traumatic brain injury: An exploration of immediate and post-acute morbidity. Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 20, 675-695.