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Robert Wahler

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The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, United States

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Clinical Psychology, Ethnic and Racial Studies, Black Studies

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Benjamin B. Lahey	grad student	1970	University of Tennessee, Knoxville (Neurotree)
Jean E. Dumas	grad student	1982	University of Tennessee
Melissa Herring	grad student	2001	University of Tennessee
Laura E. Holcomb	grad student	2001	University of Tennessee
Rhoda G. Stone	grad student	2001	University of Tennessee
Marc E. Castellani	grad student	2002	University of Tennessee
Carla-Joy L. Cumberbatch	grad student	2002	University of Tennessee
Matthew B. Wintersteen	grad student	2003	University of Tennessee
Mary C. Champion	grad student	2005	University of Tennessee
Vanessa A. Vigilante	grad student	2006	University of Tennessee

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Bluth K, Wahler RG. (2011) Parenting Preschoolers: Can Mindfulness Help? Mindfulness. 2: 282-285
Bluth K, Wahler RG. (2011) Does Effort Matter in Mindful Parenting? Mindfulness. 2: 175-178
Nordquist VM, Wahler RG. (2010) Naturalistic treatment of an autistic child. Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis. 6: 79-87
Rowinski KS, Wahler RG. (2010) Clinic-Referred Mothers' Autobiographical Narratives as Markers of Their Parenting Styles Journal of Child and Family Studies. 19: 714-719
Williams KL, Wahler RG. (2010) Are mindful parents more authoritative and less authoritarian? An analysis of clinic-referred mothers Journal of Child and Family Studies. 19: 230-235
Singh NN, Lancioni GE, Winton ASW, et al. (2010) Training in mindful caregiving transfers to parent-child interactions Journal of Child and Family Studies. 19: 167-174
Wahler RG, Rowinski KS. (2009) Parent-Child conversations about the past: Exercises for the child's study of the present Journal of Child and Family Studies. 18: 557-563
Wahler RG, Singh J, Singh NN. (2009) Parents' autobiographical narratives: Setting events for their contemplation of mindful changes Journal of Child and Family Studies. 18: 520-529
Singh NN, Lancioni GE, Winton AS, et al. (2007) Mindful parenting decreases aggression and increases social behavior in children with developmental disabilities. Behavior Modification. 31: 749-71
Wahler R. (2007) Chaos, coincidence, and contingency in the behavior disorders of childhood and adolescence Functional Analysis in Clinical Treatment. 111-127

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