Over the years I have collaborated with a number of
excellent students on a variety of research topics. My current
students and I are conducting research related to child
sexual abuse, sexual communication, sexual satisfaction, attitudes
toward sexuality and older adults, body-image and sexual well-being,
genital self-image and sexual well-being, and on-line sexual
activity. Previous students have been involved in projects
related to
these and other topics (click here for a list of my current and recent research projects). The results of
several of our studies have been featured in Canadian and American news
stories. Moreover, my students often present our findings at psychology
and sexuality conferences. Several of my students have won awards for
the quality of their research and presentations.
In addition to working on research, my doctoral students have the opportunity
to learn skills related to teaching human sexuality. For their
teaching apprenticeship, several students have chosen to teach the undergraduate
course in human sexuality under my supervision. Quite a number of students
have had the opportunity to facilitate the tutorials associated with
the Human Sexuality course that I teach. In the tutorials, undergraduate
students discuss issues and participate in small group activities related
to human sexuality topics. Finally, most of my clinical doctoral students
have taken the clinical seminar I offer on the assessment and treatment
of sexual problems, providing them with the foundation to gain experience
in sex therapy and treatment of sexual problems by working with me in my private practice.
Human Sexuality Research Group:
UNB Human Sexuality Research Group Alumni
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Kerri Gibson
(graduated with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology 2016)
E-mail: s6z27@unb.ca
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Pablo Santos
Iglesias
(Banting
Postdoctoral Fellow)
Email: psantos@unb.ca |
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Krystelle Shaughnessy
(graduated with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology 2013)
Dissertation title: Measuring and
Contextualizing Heterosexual Men's and Women's Cybersex Experience in
Three Types of Relationships
E-mail: Krystelle.S@unb.ca |
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Lyndsay Foster
(graduated with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology in 2012)
Dissertation title: The Sexual Well-Being of Individuals with Sexually Transmitted Infections
E-mail: s4y2c@unb.ca
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Deanne Simms
(graduated with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology in 2011)
Dissertation title: Heterosexual Daters' Sexual Initiation Behaviours: Use of the Theory of Planned Behaviour
E-mail: e6abl@unb.ca |
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Angela
Weaver
(graduated with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology in 2007)
Dissertation title: Using the Sociocultural Model to Examine the
Relationship Between Body Image and Sexual Functioning Among Women
E-mail: aweaver@stfx.ca
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Jacquie
Cohen
(graduated with a Ph. D. in Clinical Psychology in 2008)
Dissertation title: Minority Stress, Resilience, and Sexual Functioning in Sexual Minority Women
E-mail: jacquie.cohen@cdca.nshealth.ca
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Andrea
Miller
(graduated with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology in 2008)
Dissertation title: Tackling the Taboo: Modelling the Role of Sex
Education, Sexual Intervention Self-Efficacy and Psychologists'
Willingness to Treat Clients with Sexual Concerns
E-mail: andrea.miller@williamoslerhs.ca
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Guy Grenier, Ph.D.
(graduated with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology in 1997).
Dissertation title: Operationalizing Premature or Rapid Ejaculation:
The Time Has Come
E-mail: dr.guy@sympatico.ca
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Shannon Glenn
(graduated with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology in 2006)
Dissertation title: The Impact of Sexual Coercion on University Women:
Self-Blame, Relationship Satisfaction and Sexual Satisfaction
E-mail: shannonglenn74@yahoo.ca
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Sheila
MacNeil
(graduated with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology in 2003)
Dissertation title: Negotiating the Bedroom: Modelling the Role of Sexual
Self- Disclosure in Sexual Satisfaction.
E-mail: smacnei5@dal.ca
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Suzanne
Lemieux
(graduated with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology in 2003)
Dissertation title: The Sexual Functioning of Female
Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse.
E-mail: Suzanne.Lemieux@CalgaryHealthRegion.ca
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Lisa
Price
(graduated with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology in 1999)
Thesis title: Predicting Adolescent Boys’
Psychologically Abusive Behaviour.
E-mail: lisa.price@acadiau.ca
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Cheryl
Renaud
(graduated with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology in 1999)
Dissertation title: Differentiating Between Positive and Negative Sexual Thoughts.
E-mail: crenaud@bop.gov
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