Glenn S Ashkanazi, Ph.D.

Clinical Associate Professor

Department: Department of Clinical and Health Psychology

Business Phone: (352) 265-0294

Business Email: glenna@phhp.ufl.edu

CV: View Curriculum Vitae

Accomplishments

Superior Accomplishment Award

2017 University of Florida

Teaching Profile

Courses Taught

Clinical Profile

Dr. Ashkanazi’s clinical work is primarily in the area of solid organ transplantation with both the Heart and Lung programs. He performs Pre-transplant behavioral health evaluations in order to assess cognitive/behavioral health factors relevant to organ transplantation such as understanding, risk-benefit analysis, motivation, quality of life, medical adherence history, emotional adjustment, coping resources, substance use history, support system adequacy, and other factors as relevant to optimizing outcome.

Publications

Academic Articles

Communication and records: HIPAA issues when working in health care settings
2006

Journal

Professional Psychology-Research and Practice.

Volume/Issue

37:273-277
The foundation and application of ethical principles in rehabilitation psychology
1997

Journal

Rehabilitation Psychology.

Volume/Issue

42(1):17-30
Extent of cognitive decline in traumatic brain injury based on estimates of premorbid intelligence.
1995

Journal

Brain injury.

Volume/Issue

9(4):377-84

[PMID]

7640683.

51 citations PubMed
Differences in coping styles among persons with spinal cord injury: a cluster-analytic approach.
1987

Journal

Journal of consulting and clinical psychology.

Volume/Issue

55(5):727-31

[PMID]

3454783.

58 citations PubMed
Gender differences in interpersonal responses to spinal cord injury
1987

Journal

Cognitive Therapy and Research.

Volume/Issue

11:437-448
Hypnosis and behavioral treatment in a worksite smoking cessation program.
1986

Journal

Addictive behaviors.

Volume/Issue

11(1):59-62

[PMID]

3716918.

18 citations PubMed
Interpersonal response to spinal cord injury
1986

Journal

Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology.

Volume/Issue

4:447-460
Psychological response to amputation as a function of age and time since amputation.
1984

Journal

The British journal of psychiatry : the journal of mental science.

Volume/Issue

144:493-7

[PMID]

6733373.

59 citations PubMed

Education

Ph.D.

1990 Florida State University, Tallahassee
Pre-Doctoral Clinical Internship

1989-1990 Mid-Missouri Psychology Internship Consortium
M.S.

1987 Florida State University, Tallahassee

Contact Details

Phones:

Business:: (352) 265-0294

Emails:

Business:: glenna@phhp.ufl.edu

Addresses:

Business Mailing:: PO Box 100165
GAINESVILLE FL 32610
Business Street:: 1225 CENTER DR
GAINESVILLE FL 32610