Professional role
Clinical Child Psychology Fellow[1]
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At Mayo Clinic, she has primarily conducted research with Dr. Stephen Whiteside in the Pediatric Anxiety Disorders clinic.
She also trained and led a team of medical students and residents on coding recordings of therapy sessions for therapy techniques/skills.
trained and led a team of medical students and residents
diversity, equity and inclusion in research · establishing the reliability, validity and utility of a novel assessment for childhood mental health problems · examining the effectiveness and efficiency of a novel monotherapy for childhood anxiety disorders, parent-coached exposure therapy · improving the assessment, treatment and understanding of childhood anxiety disorders · mental health in youth with chronic health conditions
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Explore researchClinical Child Psychology Fellow[1]
diversity, equity and inclusion in research[1]
establishing the reliability, validity and utility of a novel assessment for childhood mental health problems[1]
examining the effectiveness and efficiency of a novel monotherapy for childhood anxiety disorders, parent-coached exposure therapy[1]
improving the assessment, treatment and understanding of childhood anxiety disorders[1]
mental health in youth with chronic health conditions[1]
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Biographical context: At Mayo Clinic, she has primarily conducted research with Dr. Stephen Whiteside in the Pediatric Anxiety Disorders clinic.
## Lilianne M. Gloe, Ph.D. Clinical Child Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Stephen Whiteside, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Bridget Biggs, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Leslie Sim, Ph.D., A.B.P.P. Dr. Lilianne Gloe has a passion for improving the assessment, treatment and understanding of childhood anxiety disorders. At Mayo Clinic, she has primarily conducted research with Dr. Stephen Whiteside in the Pediatric Anxiety Disorders clinic. Her work at Mayo Clinic has focused on establishing the reliability, validity and utility of a novel assessment for childhood mental health problems and examining the effectiveness and efficiency of a novel monotherapy for childhood anxiety disorders, parent-coached exposure therapy. She also trained and led a team of medical students and residents on coding recordings of therapy sessions for therapy techniques/skills. Additionally, Dr. Gloe has collaborated on projects related to mental health in youth with chronic health conditions, as well as related to diversity, equity and inclusion in research.
Biographical context: She also trained and led a team of medical students and residents on coding recordings of therapy sessions for therapy techniques/skills.
## Lilianne M. Gloe, Ph.D. Clinical Child Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Stephen Whiteside, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Bridget Biggs, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Leslie Sim, Ph.D., A.B.P.P. Dr. Lilianne Gloe has a passion for improving the assessment, treatment and understanding of childhood anxiety disorders. At Mayo Clinic, she has primarily conducted research with Dr. Stephen Whiteside in the Pediatric Anxiety Disorders clinic. Her work at Mayo Clinic has focused on establishing the reliability, validity and utility of a novel assessment for childhood mental health problems and examining the effectiveness and efficiency of a novel monotherapy for childhood anxiety disorders, parent-coached exposure therapy. She also trained and led a team of medical students and residents on coding recordings of therapy sessions for therapy techniques/skills. Additionally, Dr. Gloe has collaborated on projects related to mental health in youth with chronic health conditions, as well as related to diversity, equity and inclusion in research.
Biographical context: trained and led a team of medical students and residents
## Lilianne M. Gloe, Ph.D. Clinical Child Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Stephen Whiteside, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Bridget Biggs, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Leslie Sim, Ph.D., A.B.P.P. Dr. Lilianne Gloe has a passion for improving the assessment, treatment and understanding of childhood anxiety disorders. At Mayo Clinic, she has primarily conducted research with Dr. Stephen Whiteside in the Pediatric Anxiety Disorders clinic. Her work at Mayo Clinic has focused on establishing the reliability, validity and utility of a novel assessment for childhood mental health problems and examining the effectiveness and efficiency of a novel monotherapy for childhood anxiety disorders, parent-coached exposure therapy. She also trained and led a team of medical students and residents on coding recordings of therapy sessions for therapy techniques/skills. Additionally, Dr. Gloe has collaborated on projects related to mental health in youth with chronic health conditions, as well as related to diversity, equity and inclusion in research.
Degree: Ph.D.
## Lilianne M. Gloe, Ph.D. Clinical Child Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Stephen Whiteside, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Bridget Biggs, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Leslie Sim, Ph.D., A.B.P.P. Dr. Lilianne Gloe has a passion for improving the assessment, treatment and understanding of childhood anxiety disorders. At Mayo Clinic, she has primarily conducted research with Dr. Stephen Whiteside in the Pediatric Anxiety Disorders clinic. Her work at Mayo Clinic has focused on establishing the reliability, validity and utility of a novel assessment for childhood mental health problems and examining the effectiveness and efficiency of a novel monotherapy for childhood anxiety disorders, parent-coached exposure therapy. She also trained and led a team of medical students and residents on coding recordings of therapy sessions for therapy techniques/skills. Additionally, Dr. Gloe has collaborated on projects related to mental health in youth with chronic health conditions, as well as related to diversity, equity and inclusion in research.
Identity: Lilianne M. Gloe
## Lilianne M. Gloe, Ph.D. Clinical Child Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Stephen Whiteside, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Bridget Biggs, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Leslie Sim, Ph.D., A.B.P.P. Dr. Lilianne Gloe has a passion for improving the assessment, treatment and understanding of childhood anxiety disorders. At Mayo Clinic, she has primarily conducted research with Dr. Stephen Whiteside in the Pediatric Anxiety Disorders clinic. Her work at Mayo Clinic has focused on establishing the reliability, validity and utility of a novel assessment for childhood mental health problems and examining the effectiveness and efficiency of a novel monotherapy for childhood anxiety disorders, parent-coached exposure therapy. She also trained and led a team of medical students and residents on coding recordings of therapy sessions for therapy techniques/skills. Additionally, Dr. Gloe has collaborated on projects related to mental health in youth with chronic health conditions, as well as related to diversity, equity and inclusion in research.
Professional role: Clinical Child Psychology Fellow
## Lilianne M. Gloe, Ph.D. Clinical Child Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Stephen Whiteside, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Bridget Biggs, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Leslie Sim, Ph.D., A.B.P.P. Dr. Lilianne Gloe has a passion for improving the assessment, treatment and understanding of childhood anxiety disorders. At Mayo Clinic, she has primarily conducted research with Dr. Stephen Whiteside in the Pediatric Anxiety Disorders clinic. Her work at Mayo Clinic has focused on establishing the reliability, validity and utility of a novel assessment for childhood mental health problems and examining the effectiveness and efficiency of a novel monotherapy for childhood anxiety disorders, parent-coached exposure therapy. She also trained and led a team of medical students and residents on coding recordings of therapy sessions for therapy techniques/skills. Additionally, Dr. Gloe has collaborated on projects related to mental health in youth with chronic health conditions, as well as related to diversity, equity and inclusion in research.
Research interests: diversity, equity and inclusion in research
## Lilianne M. Gloe, Ph.D. Clinical Child Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Stephen Whiteside, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Bridget Biggs, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Leslie Sim, Ph.D., A.B.P.P. Dr. Lilianne Gloe has a passion for improving the assessment, treatment and understanding of childhood anxiety disorders. At Mayo Clinic, she has primarily conducted research with Dr. Stephen Whiteside in the Pediatric Anxiety Disorders clinic. Her work at Mayo Clinic has focused on establishing the reliability, validity and utility of a novel assessment for childhood mental health problems and examining the effectiveness and efficiency of a novel monotherapy for childhood anxiety disorders, parent-coached exposure therapy. She also trained and led a team of medical students and residents on coding recordings of therapy sessions for therapy techniques/skills. Additionally, Dr. Gloe has collaborated on projects related to mental health in youth with chronic health conditions, as well as related to diversity, equity and inclusion in research.
Research interests: establishing the reliability, validity and utility of a novel assessment for childhood mental health problems
## Lilianne M. Gloe, Ph.D. Clinical Child Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Stephen Whiteside, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Bridget Biggs, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Leslie Sim, Ph.D., A.B.P.P. Dr. Lilianne Gloe has a passion for improving the assessment, treatment and understanding of childhood anxiety disorders. At Mayo Clinic, she has primarily conducted research with Dr. Stephen Whiteside in the Pediatric Anxiety Disorders clinic. Her work at Mayo Clinic has focused on establishing the reliability, validity and utility of a novel assessment for childhood mental health problems and examining the effectiveness and efficiency of a novel monotherapy for childhood anxiety disorders, parent-coached exposure therapy. She also trained and led a team of medical students and residents on coding recordings of therapy sessions for therapy techniques/skills. Additionally, Dr. Gloe has collaborated on projects related to mental health in youth with chronic health conditions, as well as related to diversity, equity and inclusion in research.
Research interests: examining the effectiveness and efficiency of a novel monotherapy for childhood anxiety disorders, parent-coached exposure therapy
## Lilianne M. Gloe, Ph.D. Clinical Child Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Stephen Whiteside, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Bridget Biggs, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Leslie Sim, Ph.D., A.B.P.P. Dr. Lilianne Gloe has a passion for improving the assessment, treatment and understanding of childhood anxiety disorders. At Mayo Clinic, she has primarily conducted research with Dr. Stephen Whiteside in the Pediatric Anxiety Disorders clinic. Her work at Mayo Clinic has focused on establishing the reliability, validity and utility of a novel assessment for childhood mental health problems and examining the effectiveness and efficiency of a novel monotherapy for childhood anxiety disorders, parent-coached exposure therapy. She also trained and led a team of medical students and residents on coding recordings of therapy sessions for therapy techniques/skills. Additionally, Dr. Gloe has collaborated on projects related to mental health in youth with chronic health conditions, as well as related to diversity, equity and inclusion in research.
Research interests: improving the assessment, treatment and understanding of childhood anxiety disorders
## Lilianne M. Gloe, Ph.D. Clinical Child Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Stephen Whiteside, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Bridget Biggs, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Leslie Sim, Ph.D., A.B.P.P. Dr. Lilianne Gloe has a passion for improving the assessment, treatment and understanding of childhood anxiety disorders. At Mayo Clinic, she has primarily conducted research with Dr. Stephen Whiteside in the Pediatric Anxiety Disorders clinic. Her work at Mayo Clinic has focused on establishing the reliability, validity and utility of a novel assessment for childhood mental health problems and examining the effectiveness and efficiency of a novel monotherapy for childhood anxiety disorders, parent-coached exposure therapy. She also trained and led a team of medical students and residents on coding recordings of therapy sessions for therapy techniques/skills. Additionally, Dr. Gloe has collaborated on projects related to mental health in youth with chronic health conditions, as well as related to diversity, equity and inclusion in research.
Research interests: mental health in youth with chronic health conditions
## Lilianne M. Gloe, Ph.D. Clinical Child Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Stephen Whiteside, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Bridget Biggs, Ph.D., A.B.P.P., Leslie Sim, Ph.D., A.B.P.P. Dr. Lilianne Gloe has a passion for improving the assessment, treatment and understanding of childhood anxiety disorders. At Mayo Clinic, she has primarily conducted research with Dr. Stephen Whiteside in the Pediatric Anxiety Disorders clinic. Her work at Mayo Clinic has focused on establishing the reliability, validity and utility of a novel assessment for childhood mental health problems and examining the effectiveness and efficiency of a novel monotherapy for childhood anxiety disorders, parent-coached exposure therapy. She also trained and led a team of medical students and residents on coding recordings of therapy sessions for therapy techniques/skills. Additionally, Dr. Gloe has collaborated on projects related to mental health in youth with chronic health conditions, as well as related to diversity, equity and inclusion in research.