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Justin Russotti, PhD, LCSW, is a Research Faculty member at the University of Rochester’s Mt. Hope Family Center and TRANSFORM Research Center. His work focuses on developmental psychopathology, particularly the long-term effects of childhood adversity and maltreatment on mental and physical health. He holds a K01 NIH award for harmonizing longitudinal child maltreatment data to understand heterogeneity in abuse outcomes. Dr. Russotti’s research bridges clinical practice and policy, emphasizing interventions to buffer at-risk families. He teaches graduate courses in clinical practice, developmental psychopathology, and neurobiological foundations of mental health at the University of Rochester.
- Education: PhD in Clinical Psychology, LCSW license in New York.
- Research Interests: Stress-related disorders, intergenerational trauma, neurobiological mechanisms, and public health interventions.
His publications emphasize maltreatment timing, stress biology, and attachment dynamics. Notable awards include the NICHD K01 grant. He collaborates with teams like TRANSFORM to advance translational research and policy strategies.
