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Funding

  • Funded Research

    2019-2023 Early childhood behavioral and neurobiological profiles in the prediction of obesity: The role of self-regulation and the caregiving environment (R01DK119814).
    Graziano, P., & Dick, A. (Co-PIs).
    National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) Total Award:
    $2,735,305

    2017-2021 Biosignatures of executive function and emotion regulation in young children with ADHD. (R01MH112588)
    Graziano, P. and Dick, A. S. (Co-PIs)
    National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
    Total Award: $2,626,213

    2017-2019 Project BLOOM (Lotus Babies and Children Lovingly Cared for-Overtown Miami)
    Collins, C (PI)
    The Children’s Trust
    Total Award: $720,000

    2017-2019 Lotus House Family Strengthening Program for High Special Needs Women and Children Experiencing Homelessness
    Collins, C (PI)
    The Children’s Trust
    Total Award: $884,596

    2017 School Implementation of the Healthy-Lifestyle Parenting Program (HLPP): A pilot study
    Graziano, P. (PI)
    The Children’s Trust
    Total award: $49,821.01

    2016-2018 Comprehensive School Readiness Summer Treatment Program for Pre-
    Kindergarteners with Behavior Problems (STP-PreK)
    Graziano, P. (PI) and Hart, K. (Co-PI).
    The Children’s Trust
    Total Award: $172,088 per year (can be renewed twice for a total of $516,264)

    2016-2017 Effect of Parent Emotion-Related Talk on Infant Behavior and Regulation
    (F31 HD088084-01A1)
    Barroso, N. (PI)
    Role: Consultant
    National Institute of Child and Human Development
    Total Award: $79,040

    2015-2019 Effectiveness of MI Enhanced Behavior Therapy for Adolescents with ADHD (1R01MH106587)
    Sibley, M. (PI)
    Role: Co-I
    National Institute of Mental Health
    Total Award: $1,756,756

    2013-2016 Summer Reading Explorers Program
    Hart, K. (PI)
    Role: Co-I
    The Children’s Trust
    Total Award: $1,914,336

    2012-2016 Development of a Kindergarten Transitional Program for Preschool Students Identified as Being at High-Risk for Behavioral Disorders (R324A120136)
    Graziano, P. (PI); Hart, K. & Pelham, W. (Co-Is)
    Institute of Educational Sciences
    Total Award: $1,500,000

    2012-2015 Promoting a Successful Transition to Kindergarten: A Summer Readiness
    Program for Preschoolers Identified as Being at High-Risk for Behavioral Disorders
    Graziano, P. (PI) and Hart, K. (Co-I)
    The Children’s Trust
    Total Award: $400,000

    2011-2012 Biobehavioral predictors and outcomes of child and adolescent obesity (1P20MD002289-01)
    Wallace, D. (PI)
    Role: Co-I
    NIH, National Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities
    Total Award: $95,427

    2010-2013 Postdoctoral Training in Intervention Research for Children with Disruptive Behavior Disorders (R324B090001)
    Pelham, W. (PI)
    Role: Postdoctoral Fellow

  • Funded Internal Research Grants

    2014 Energy expenditure among preschool children with behavior problems
    Graziano, P. (PI)
    Center for Children and Families (CCF) Intramural Research Award, FIU
    Total Award: $4,000

    2009 Self-Regulation and Executive Functioning in Pediatric Obesity
    Graziano, P: (PI)
    Center for Pediatric Psychology and Family Studies, University of Florida
    Total Award: $1,000

Current and Past Collaborators

Florida International University

Katie Hart, Ph.D.
Associate Professor

Catherine Coccia, Ph.D.
Associate Professor

Dan Bagner, Ph.D.
Professor

Anthony Dick, Ph.D.
Professor

Seattle Children's Hospital

Maggie Sibley, Ph.D. | margaret.sibley@seattlechildrens.org
Associate Professor

University of Mississippi Medical Center

Crystal Lim, Ph.D. | cstacklim@umc.edu 
Associate Professor

University of Florida

Joseph McNamara, Ph.D.jpm2@ufl.edu 
Associate Professor

David Janicke, Ph.D. | djanicke@phhp.ufl.edu 
Professor  

Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center

Dan Waschbusch, Ph.D. | dwaschbusch@hmc.psu.edu 
Professor 

James Waxmonsky, M.D. | jwaxmons@fiu.edu 
Professor of Psychiatry

The University of Tennessee Health Science Center

Karen Derefinko, Ph.D. kderefin@uthsc.edu 
Associate Professor