Pediatric Psychology
(612) 624-9134
Clinical interests include:
- psychological aspects of and adjustment to chronic medical illness (e.g.cystic fibrosis, PKU)
- consultation within health care settings
- behavioral and developmental disorders (e.g., attention deficit hyperactivity disorder)
- child abuse
- fetal alcohol syndrome
- forensic issues in child psychology (e.g., custody evaluations)
- the effects of early institutionalization and prenatal substance exposure to the long term develiopmental outcome of children.
Research interests include:
- impact of organ transplantation on cognitive and language development
- attachment and developmental outcome of high risk and premature neonates
- Phenylketonuria
- psychological aspects of medical illness (e.g., oncology)
- single fathers' adjustment
- clinical supervision
Dr. Chang is a member of the following:
- American Psychological Association
- Minnesota Psychological Association (he received an award as Distingushed Elder in Mental Health and Psychology)
- Minnesota Child Psychologists
- The Society of Pediatric Psychology
- The National Council on Children's Rights
- The International Society on Research in Parenting
- Children's Cancer Study Group
- Minnesota Council of Family Mediation
Education and Training
- Ph.D. in Education, University of Minnesota, 1974
- Associate Professor, Departments of Pediatrics and Psychiatry, University of Minnesota
- Member, Psychology Standards Committee of University of Minnesota Medical Center, Fairview
- former Chair, Psychology Standards Committee, University of Minnesota Hospital
- Member, several medical school committees including the Child Abuse team
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