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Lynn Hernandez received her doctoral degree in Lifespan Developmental Psychology and a master's degree in Mental Health Counseling from Florida International University. Her research interests focus on the development and examination of culturally appropriate intervention programs for adolescents of color using community-engaged approaches. She is particularly interested in how ethnocultural psychosocial variables influence adolescents' behavioral trajectories and treatment responsiveness. Hernandez has conducted treatment outcome research involving diverse ethnic and racial backgrounds, including examining the impact of acculturation, ethnic identity, and perceived discrimination on adolescents' risk behaviors. Her current research includes the development of culturally-specific interventions for Latinx families aimed at addressing substance use and risk behaviors. Hernandez's work is aimed at reducing health disparities and improving cultural competency in healthcare settings through her numerous training programs and research initiatives.
Brown University • Providence, RI
Teaching courses related to psychology, race, ethnicity, culture, and multicultural competence.
Department: Department of Economics