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Mark Vosvick, Ph.D. Associate Professor and Director The Center for Psychosocial Health Research

Current Behavioral & Psychosocial Interventions for HIV/AIDS. Mark Vosvick, Ph.D. Associate Professor and Director The Center for Psychosocial Health Research. The University of North Texas Center for Psychosocial Health Research. Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy (HAART). After 1996.

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Mark Vosvick, Ph.D. Associate Professor and Director The Center for Psychosocial Health Research

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  1. Current Behavioral & Psychosocial Interventions for HIV/AIDS Mark Vosvick, Ph.D. Associate Professor and Director The Center for Psychosocial Health Research The University of North Texas Center for Psychosocial Health Research

  2. Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy (HAART) After 1996 Before 1996 "I was a walking skeleton before I began therapy . . . no one would buy things from my shop. But now I am fine again. My wife has returned to me and my children are not ashamed to be seen with me". The University of North Texas Center for Psychosocial Health Research

  3. Current Antiretroviral Medications The University of North Texas Center for Psychosocial Health Research

  4. Popular Opinion Leader (POL) Diffusion of Innovations, By Everett Rogers (1995) Jeffrey A. Kelly, Ph.D. Medical College of Wisconsin Center for AIDS Intervention Research (CAIR) Knowledge Persuasion Decision Implementation Confirmation The University of North Texas Center for Psychosocial Health Research

  5. Richard S. Lazarus Professor of Psychology, Emeritus UC Berkeley 1922 – 2002 The University of North Texas Center for Psychosocial Health Research

  6. A Minority Stress Model Ilan Meyers Coping and Social Support (Community and Individual) General Stressors Circumstances in the Environment Mental Health Outcomes -Negative -Positive Minority Stress Processes (Distal) -Prejudice Events (Discrimination, Violence) Minority Status -Sexual Orientation -Race/Ethnicity -Gender Minority Stress Processes (Proximal) -Expectations of Rejection -Concealment -Internalized Homophobia Characteristics of Minority Identity -Prominence -Valence -Integration Minority Identity (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual) The University of North Texas Center for Psychosocial Health Research

  7. Social Support The University of North Texas Center for Psychosocial Health Research

  8. Adherence The University of North Texas Center for Psychosocial Health Research

  9. Safe Sexual Behaviors The University of North Texas Center for Psychosocial Health Research

  10. Safe Sexual Behaviors Prevention strategies that do not solely rely on male condoms: The use of HIV antibody testing and `negotiated safety‘ Abstinence Control of sexually transmitted diseases Treatment advances as prevention woman-controlled technologies Structural interventions Psychopharmacology to assist with behavior change. The University of North Texas Center for Psychosocial Health Research

  11. Forgiveness Frederic Luskin, Ph.D. Associate Professor- Stanford University Director of the Stanford Forgiveness Projects The University of North Texas Center for Psychosocial Health Research

  12. CurrentBehavioral & Psychosocial Interventions for HIV/AIDS Mark Vosvick, Ph.D. Associate Professor and Director The Center for Psychosocial Health Research The University of North Texas Center for Psychosocial Health Research

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