Name: Robin H. Gurwitch Degree: Field of Degree (e.g., clinical psychology, counseling, social work, etc.): Clinical Psychology Licensure Type: Psychologist Licensure State: North Carolina, Oklahoma, Ohio Professional Title: Professor Affiliation (e.g., agency, university): Duke University Medical Center PCIT International Certification Type (if applicable): Global Trainer Email Address: robin.gurwitch@duke.edu Phone Number: 405-659-9513 Dr. Robin Gurwitch, a Clinical Psychologist and Professor at Duke University Medical Center, specializes in work with children considered at-risk. She is one of 22 PCIT Global Trainers, Certified by PCIT International and a co-developer of Child Adult Relationship Enhancement (CARE). She has been involved with the National Child Traumatic Stress Network since it began in 2001. For over thirty years of her professional career, she has devoted much time to understanding the impact of trauma and disaster on children and ways to increase resilience, cope with grief and loss, and address stressors, including stressors related to parental substance abuse, military deployment and, most recently, COVID-19. Dr. Gurwitch has numerous scientific publications and presentations addressing these topics. A recognized expert, she has provided direct service, consultation, and conducted research for federal and other agencies both nationally and internationally. She is the co-developer of a trauma module for PCIT as well as a CARE adaptation for use after disasters and mass violence events. Among other appointments, Dr. Gurwitch is a subject matter expert regarding at-risk populations and children’s issues for several federal and national organizations including the Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), the American Psychological Association, The National Center for Child Traumatic Stress, and the U.S. Department of Education. Dr. Gurwitch is involved in efforts to improve outcomes during public health emergencies such as COVID-19 and issues related to climate change. She provides media presentations and support on topics related to children’s mental health.