جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Benjamin Claréusمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Mental Health
• Self-Harm Behavior
• Adolescent Psychology
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Benjamin Claréus is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the Faculty of Teacher Education, Department of Psychology, Kristianstad University (HKR). He is affiliated with the research environment Individual Group and Society (FIGS) and maintains an active ORCID profile (0000-0003-0972-6660). Dr. Claréus's research centers on mental health and well-being among young people and adults, with particular emphasis on self-harm behavior (especially cessation mechanisms), LGBTQ+ health conditions, long-term pain, post-COVID symptoms, and Western body modification practices. His methodological approach integrates both quantitative and qualitative techniques to examine lived experiences across mental health spectrums. The research fingerprint analysis shows dominant focus areas including Self-Injury (100%), Mental Health (60%), Adolescence (34%), Volition (14%), Emotion Regulation (14%), Psychological Growth (13%), Health and Well-Being (12%), and Emotion-Regulation Strategy (11%). His recent publication trajectory (25 total works from 2017-2025, with increasing output culminating in 5 publications in 2025) demonstrates consistent focus on adolescent self-injury patterns, longitudinal mental health associations, and recovery processes. The research shows evolving methodological sophistication with increasing use of mixed-methods approaches and long-term cohort studies spanning 15+ years. Dr. Claréus actively contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals through mental health research. He currently leads research activities in the project 'Being young and feeling bad: Time trends and longitudinal development in self-harm, eating disorders and other mental health problems' (2024-2026) and collaborates on 'Self-Confidence and Life Situation' and 'QueerPsy' initiatives. His academic service includes dissertation supervision and teaching in scientific methods, developmental psychology, and child/adolescent psychopathology courses. The Individual Group and Society (FIGS) research environment provides the institutional framework for his work, which has generated significant academic engagement including public lectures on self-injury prevention and international research collaboration, notably a visiting researcher position at Curtin University (2021-2022).

Karin Brockiمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Executive Functions
• ADHD
• Child Development
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Karin Brocki is a Professor at Uppsala University's Department of Psychology, Division of Emotional Psychology. Her research focuses on executive function development, ADHD symptomology, and emotional regulation in children and adolescents. PhD in Psychology Associate Professor title Research interests include: Developmental hierarchy of executive functions ADHD risk factors and longitudinal trajectories Attachment theory and behavioral problems Neurocognitive impacts of radiotherapy Emotion regulation mechanisms Recent publications (2024-2025) examine fear extinction retention, cerebellar development, social attention deficits in ADHD, and pandemic impacts on child psychology. She collaborates extensively with researchers like Matilda Frick, Johan Kleberg, and international teams.

Carina Moodمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Social Stratification
• Economic Inequality
• Intergenerational Transmission of Advantage
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Carina Mood is a Professor at the Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI) , Stockholm University. Her research spans social stratification, economic inequality, intergenerational mobility, and immigrant integration, with a focus on child/youth well-being. VR-funded project: Intergenerational mobility: Shifting the focus Completed FORTE-funded MINQ and NORDFORSK-funded IntegrateYouth Affiliated with Institute for Futures Studies and CILS4EU project Research trends show a multidimensional approach to inequality, combining register data with longitudinal surveys. Key sub-fields include: Intergenerational transmission mechanisms Educational and income mobility Immigrant youth integration (attitudes, labor market outcomes) Poverty measurement debates (material deprivation vs income metrics) Peer dynamics in adolescent social networks Urban segregation’s impact on integration opportunities Notable methodological contributions include multiverse analysis for mobility trends and critiques of poverty measurement assumptions. She has explicitly opted out of pure methodological research on logistic regression since 2017, redirecting focus to applied social policy questions.

• Leadership and Organizational Culture
• Total Quality Management
• Innovation
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Kristen Snyder is a Professor at Mid Sweden University, affiliated with the Department of Communication, Quality Management and Information Systems (KKI). She serves as Program Coordinator for the Master's in Quality Management and Leadership and focuses on four core research areas: Leadership and Culture (LC), Total Quality Management Systems (QM), Innovation (I), and Quality Services (QS). PhD in Organizational Development (1997, University of South Florida) Specializes in bridging theory-practice gaps in organizational transformation Developed theories on leadership and change based on chaos/complexity theory Conducts cross-sector research in education, healthcare, and manufacturing Her research explores systemic quality development through projects like SIMPLY LEAN (value-based leadership models) and SQMA Measurement Index (collaboration with Chalmers University). She employs methodologies such as storytelling and appreciative inquiry to create sustainable leadership frameworks. Kristen's recent publications focus on educational transformation (2025), arts-based organizational interventions (2025), and preschool quality assurance (2024). Her work consistently emphasizes cross-cultural collaboration and digital innovation in quality management. At Mid Sweden University, she teaches doctoral courses in Scientific Philosophy, Ethics, and Research Writing, while supervising Master's theses in quality management. Her collaborations span public health initiatives and private sector innovation projects across Sweden and international contexts.

• Psychology
• Adolescent Mental Health
• Stress and Coping Mechanisms
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Malin Anniko is a researcher at Karlstad University, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Department of Social and Psychological Studies. Previously affiliated with Örebro University (where the School of Law, Psychology and Social Work closed in 2023), her work focuses on adolescent mental health, stress coping mechanisms, and behavioral responses to existential threats like climate change and pandemics. She has published extensively on topics including repetitive negative thinking , cognitive avoidance , and pro-environmental behavior . Her research often employs longitudinal designs to track stress development in adolescents, highlighting the role of peer-related stressors and worry in mental health outcomes. She contributed to developing the shortened Adolescent Stress Questionnaire (ASQ-S) , a validated tool for measuring adolescent stressor domains. Her 2022 international study on meaning-centered coping during the pandemic demonstrates the importance of existential frameworks in psychological resilience. Her work has been funded by agencies including the Swedish Research Council Formas , VINNOVA , and Forte . She has collaborated with researchers in Sweden, Australia, and internationally, presenting at conferences such as the European Association for Research on Adolescence (EARA) and Nordic Sleep Conference .

Anna-Karin Andershedمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Developmental Psychology
• Criminology
• Child and Adolescent Behavior
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Anna-Karin Andershed is a Professor of Psychology at Örebro University and serves as Deputy Vice-Chancellor in the University Management Team. She has held leadership roles including Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Head of the Department of Behavioral, Social, and Legal Sciences, and Head of the Department of Humanities, Education, and Social Sciences since 2006. Her research bridges psychology and criminology, focusing on risk and protective factors in adverse psychosocial development, particularly antisocial behavior in children and adolescents. Andershed earned her PhD in Psychology from Örebro University in 2001 and became a Docent in 2012 before being appointed Professor in 2015. She leads the Center for Criminological and Psychosocial Research (CAPS) and is a key figure in the IDA program and SOFIA study, both internationally recognized longitudinal projects examining criminal behavior and social adjustment over lifespans. Her work emphasizes practical application, such as developing the ESTER assessment tool to aid professionals in social services, schools, and law enforcement. Her international collaborations span North America and Europe, with presentations at conferences like the American Society of Criminology and Stockholm Criminology Symposium. She has edited international anthologies and advised Sweden’s National Board of Health and Welfare on evidence-based guidelines. Professional memberships include the National Health Competence Council, SUHF’s expert group for healthcare education, and board roles at Örebro Universitet Holding AB and Region Örebro Innovation AB.

Lisa Skogensمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Addiction Recovery
• Substance Use Disorders
• Social Work Interventions
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Lisa Skogens is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Social Work, Stockholm University, specializing in addiction research and recovery processes. She leads studies on substance use disorders with a focus on user perspectives, gender differences, and longitudinal outcomes. Her work examines recovery mechanisms across diverse populations including marginalized groups and young adults. Her primary research interests include: Comparative analysis of recovery processes between demographic groups (gender, social status) Long-term treatment outcomes for substance abuse disorders Clinical and social interventions for co-occurring mental health and addiction problems Therapeutic alliance dynamics in group treatment settings Social determinants of addiction recovery Skogens' recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on longitudinal studies of recovery trajectories, with recurring themes examining gender-specific treatment outcomes, mortality predictors among substance users, and the evolution of recovery identities over time. Her work consistently integrates qualitative analysis of lived experiences with clinical intervention frameworks. She leads or collaborates on several research projects including: Preventing ill-health among relatives of people with substance abuse problems (ongoing) Recovery and identity: 10-year follow-up of treatment patients Five-year follow-up study of adults treated for psychosocial problems The future of social service work with substance use (FUSS) Skogens co-leads the Substance Use Group (SUG) and participates in the Addiction Research Group (ARG), conducting interdisciplinary research on behavioral problems including gambling addiction and polysubstance use.

Charlotte Angelhoffمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Child and Family Centered Care
• Pediatric Nursing
• Sleep Research
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Charlotte Angelhoff is an Associate Professor in Nursing at Linköping University's Department of Nursing and Reproductive Health (ORH) within the Department of Health, Medicine and Care (HMV). She works both clinically and as a researcher at the Children's Allergy Clinic at the Allergy Center in Linköping and as a Research Developer at the Medical Center in Linköping, employed through Region Östergötland. Her educational background includes Registered Nurse (2008), Specialist Nurse in Child and Adolescent Healthcare (2010), Doctor of Medicine (2017), and Associate Professor in Nursing with a focus on children and young adults (2022). Dr. Angelhoff's research focuses on child- and family-centered care with emphasis on care experiences, sleep, stress, and quality of life factors affecting child and family health. Her work bridges clinical practice and research, addressing problems encountered in emergency pediatric care through both quantitative and qualitative methods. She leads the POCOKIDS project studying post-COVID-19 symptoms in children and research on parental sleep when children are hospitalized. Her publication trends show strong focus on pediatric nursing, family experiences in healthcare settings, and the impact of illness on family dynamics, with recent work heavily influenced by the pandemic's effects on children's health and family care systems. Dr. Angelhoff actively collaborates with researchers including Professor Evalotte Mörelius, Adjunct Assistant Professor Karel Duchen Munoz, Senior Lecturer Patrik Rytterström, Consultant Per Ertzgaard, and Associate Professor Eva Fernlund. She holds significant professional roles as a member of the Ethics Review Board, board member of the Swedish Association for Children's Nurses, and participant in multiple research networks including the International Network for Child & Family Centred Care and the Sleep and Health Network.

Åsa Källström Caterمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Family Violence and Child Welfare
• Child Resilience and Resistance
• Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Åsa Källström Cater is Professor of Social Work at Örebro University since 2015, focusing on children's experiences with family violence and resilience factors. She collaborates with researchers in social work, psychology, and criminology across Sweden and the USA. Doctoral Dissertation (2004): Negotiating Normality and Deviation in Children's Perspectives on Father's Violence Docent in Social Work (2013): Early childhood violence exposure analysis Her research spans four key areas: Children's interpretations of paternal violence Risk factors for violence-exposed youth Broad victimization types (physical/emotional/sexual) Ethical research practices with vulnerable children Recent publications examine violence in family subsystems (2019), cognitive disability support barriers (2025), and mentorship programs for unaccompanied migrants (2020). She contributed to international book chapters on: US method implementation in Sweden Interpersonal violence research Peace-building through child protection Active projects include: Post-victimization support matching Intimate partner violence risk management Women abused in childhood (AWARE) Collaborations: Michigan-Örebro IPV Research Network Nordic Child Witness Network COST Cultural Victimology iRiSk Risk Assessment Framework The Violence Hub Outreach Platform

Anna Philipsonمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Public Health
• Health Economics
• Mental Health
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Anna Philipson is an affiliated researcher at the School of Health Sciences, Department of Health Sciences, Örebro University. She specializes in health economics and public health, focusing on mental health and pain management in children and adolescents. Her work includes evaluating interventions like dance and yoga for functional abdominal pain, as well as studying the long-term socioeconomic impacts of adolescent depression. Education: Public health background with a doctoral thesis (2022) titled Health economic aspects of emotional problems and pain symptoms in childhood and adolescence . She contributes to research groups such as the Health Economics Network (HEN-ORURO) and the Just in TIME initiative. Active projects include studies on self-efficacy in bariatric surgery patients and interventions for functional abdominal pain in girls. Publications highlight her expertise in cost-effectiveness analysis, longitudinal cohort studies, and adolescent mental health. She collaborates with Region Örebro County’s research center and presents at international conferences. Her research bridges clinical outcomes with economic evaluations, informing public health policy.

• Musculoskeletal Disorders
• Sports Medicine
• Pain Research
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Iben Axén leads the Musculoskeletal Disorders and Sports Medicine Research Group at Karolinska Institutet's Institute of Environmental Medicine. Her research program focuses on musculoskeletal pain (particularly neck and back disorders), sports injuries, and their intersections with mental health and workplace factors. She maintains extensive international collaborations across Scandinavia, with significant contributions to chiropractic research and evidence-based practice development. Her research interests span musculoskeletal pain mechanisms , sports injury prevention (particularly in youth football and handball), post-COVID conditions , and workplace interventions for mental health disorders. Key methodologies include randomized controlled trials, longitudinal cohort studies, and qualitative investigations of rehabilitation processes. Recent work explores ethical challenges in workplace mental health interventions, biomechanical aspects of spinal manipulation, and multidimensional impacts of post-COVID conditions. Analysis of recent publications reveals strong emphasis on translational research bridging clinical practice and population health. Her team frequently examines how psychological factors modify physical pain outcomes, investigates biomarkers like heart rate variability in pain conditions, and develops instruments for patient selection in maintenance care programs. International collaborations with Norwegian and Danish researchers feature prominently in her work on chiropractic maintenance care. Her team actively contributes to methodological advancements in pain research through innovative data collection techniques including SMS-based longitudinal monitoring and development of clinical prediction tools. Current projects address critical gaps in understanding post-viral syndromes, sports injury prevention in adolescent athletes, and optimizing workplace rehabilitation for mental health conditions.

Maria Nyholmمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Public Health Sciences
• Social Inequalities in Health
• Child and Adolescent Health
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Maria Nyholm is Senior Lecturer in Public Health Sciences at Kristianstad University, Faculty of Health Sciences, Department of Public Health Sciences. Her work integrates public health problem identification, analysis, implementation, and evaluation, with a strong focus on children and youth. Research Interests Social inequalities and their impact on child and adolescent health and upbringing Children’s health assets and participation, including in sports and society Implementation processes of health-promoting interventions, such as dietary advice and physical activity prescriptions UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and its implementation in schools Obesity and overweight risk factors in rural adult populations Across her 17 peer-reviewed publications, Nyholm’s scholarship consistently addresses how social determinants shape health behaviors and outcomes among young people, evaluates community-based interventions, and advances methodological rigor through systematic and scoping reviews. Her collaborative projects with English colleagues and local Swedish organizations highlight an international and intersectoral approach. Scientific Impact h-index: 11 Total citations: 674 (Scopus) Recent highly cited reviews on adolescent social capital and youth mental health help-seeking Supervision & Grants Supervised 3 doctoral students (2013–2024) Participated in 9 major conferences, workshops, and seminars as speaker, examiner, or participant Engaged in external collaborations spanning Sweden and England focused on child rights and health promotion Labs & Teams Nyholm is embedded within the Department of Public Health Sciences’ research environment, contributing to its profile in applied public health research. She collaborates closely with interdisciplinary teams involving public organizations, local sports clubs, and international academic partners to translate research into practical health-promoting actions for children and adolescents.

Kristina Sundqvistمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Workplace Alcohol Prevention
• Problem Gambling
• Mental Health Comorbidity
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Kristina Sundqvist is an Associate Professor of Psychology and licensed psychologist at Stockholm University's Department of Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences. She is a researcher specializing in workplace interventions related to problematic alcohol consumption and gambling. Her work focuses on developing and evaluating prevention programs in organizational settings, with particular attention to manager training and organizational policy implementation. Dr. Sundqvist's educational background includes a PhD in Psychology with a focus on risk gambling from a psychological perspective. Her dissertation, "Beyond Recreational Gambling: a Psychological Perspective on Risk- and Problem Gambling," examined personality factors, alcohol consumption patterns, and gambling motives among risk gamblers in the Swedish population. PhD in Psychology, Stockholm University Licensed Psychologist Trained Social Educator Her primary research interests center on workplace alcohol prevention and problem gambling. She investigates how organizational policies and manager training can effectively address hazardous alcohol consumption and gambling issues among employees. Her work spans multiple domains including organizational psychology, clinical psychology, and public health interventions. She has particular expertise in developing and evaluating multi-component prevention programs that combine policy implementation with skills training for managers. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong focus on workplace interventions for alcohol and gambling issues, with increasing attention to digital interventions and implementation challenges. Her research employs diverse methodologies including randomized controlled trials, qualitative interviews, and epidemiological studies. She frequently collaborates with researchers across disciplines including psychology, public health, and organizational studies. Workplace alcohol prevention programs Manager training for early intervention Problem gambling and psychiatric comorbidity Internet-delivered interventions for alcohol problems School-based prevention of adolescent gambling Dr. Sundqvist has led multiple significant research projects including the KAPRI project (Alkoholpreventiva insatser i arbetslivet), a randomized controlled study on alcohol prevention in workplaces, and the REGAPS research program focusing on gambling problems. She has also been involved in developing the Gambling Disorder Identification Test (GDIT), an instrument analogous to the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test.

Serena Bauduccoمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Adolescent Sleep Health
• Mental Health
• School-Based Interventions
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Serena Bauducco is a Researcher at Örebro University's Department of Behavioural, Social and Legal Sciences, affiliated with the School of Behavioural, Social and Legal Sciences. She completed her PhD in Psychology at Örebro University in 2017, focusing on adolescents' sleep in modern society. Her postdoctoral research at Flinders University (South Australia) concluded in 2023. Education: PhD in Psychology, Örebro University (2017) International Postdoctoral Fellowship at Flinders University (2023) Research Interests: Adolescent sleep health, mental health correlations, school-based interventions, technology's role in sleep disruption, and peer/parental influences on sleep behaviors. Methodologies include longitudinal studies, experimental designs, and mixed-method approaches. Collaborations: Works with researchers from Sweden (Örebro University, Karolinska Institutet, Kristianstad University), Australia (Flinders University), Israel, and Norway. Engages with schools on sleep interventions and has media features on her work. Key Research Projects: "Interventions to prevent sleep problems in youth: Sleeping well in a modern society" "Promoting teen sleep - short- and long-term effects on mental well-being" "The three-cities study: Adolescents' sleep, friends, and social media" Labs/Teams: Center for Health and Medical Psychology (CHAMP), Sleep Health research group.

• Social Work
• Education
• Child Welfare
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Åsa Backlund is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Social Work , Stockholm University. Her research focuses on school attendance problems and social work with asylum-seeking minors . Current projects include: Comparative study of school attendance issues across Sweden, the UK, Germany, and Japan Children in social care with emphasis on those facing education-related challenges Research trends in her 15 most recent publications (2007-2024) highlight: Education and Social Work intersections Child welfare systems analysis Migration and integration challenges Comparative policy studies using PISA data