Student Advisory Board

Name: Amy Sato, M.S.
Contact:SPP.StudentRep@gmail.com
SPP Student Representative for Division 54 (2007 – 2009)
Institution: University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, Clinical Psychology Program
Primary Mentor: W. Hobart Davies, PhD

Research & Clinical Interests: My primary research interests in pediatric psychology are related to youth’s experiences with chronic pain. This includes pain-related quality of life, the relationship between pain experiences and the family environment, and treatment of chronic pain, including telehealth delivery of interventions. Currently, I am working on a randomized controlled pilot study comparing manualized cognitive-behavioral therapy for recurrent abdominal pain. In addition to pediatric chronic pain, my clinical focus this year is in the hematology/oncology/BMT program at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. My involvement in other past and current research projects includes areas such as celiac disease, type I diabetes, childhood feeding disorders, and school refusal. It is an honor to serve as the SPP Student Representative, and I look forward to collaborating with members of the Student Advisory Board and SPP student membership. Please feel free to email me with your ideas, questions, or comments!

Home Officers Information For Students Publications Journal of Pediatric Psychology Progress Notes Conferences Evidence Based Practice Awards & Grants Awards Grants Membership Mentorship Program Division 54 Fellows SPP History Text size: A A A	Division 54 of the American Psychological Association Print this page Student Advisory Board Name: Amy Sato, M.S. Contact:SPP.StudentRep@gmail.com SPP Student Representative for Division 54 (2007 – 2009) Institution: University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, Clinical Psychology Program Primary Mentor: W. Hobart Davies, PhD Research & Clinical Interests: My primary research interests in pediatric psychology are related to youth’s experiences with chronic pain. This includes pain-related quality of life, the relationship between pain experiences and the family environment, and treatment of chronic pain, including telehealth delivery of interventions. Currently, I am working on a randomized controlled pilot study comparing manualized cognitive-behavioral therapy for recurrent abdominal pain. In addition to pediatric chronic pain, my clinical focus this year is in the hematology/oncology/BMT program at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. My involvement in other past and current research projects includes areas such as celiac disease, type I diabetes, childhood feeding disorders, and school refusal. It is an honor to serve as the SPP Student Representative, and I look forward to collaborating with members of the Student Advisory Board and SPP student membership. Please feel free to email me with your ideas, questions, or comments!
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