ISAP Researchers' Profiles
Maureen P. Hillhouse, Ph.D.
Maureen Hillhouse, Ph.D., Associate Research Psychologist
(Ph.D. in Psychology, University of California, Los Angeles, 1998).
Maureen Hillhouse joined the UCLA Drug Abuse Research
Center as a NIDA-funded pre-doctoral fellow in 1996, with interests
in alcoholism and adolescence. Before the completion of her two-year
fellowship, Maureen successfully completed her dissertation in
the area of Learning and Behavior in the Department of Psychology
at UCLA using data from the Drug Abuse Treatment Outcome Study
(DATOS) for adolescents. Since 1998, Dr. Hillhouse has held the
position of Assistant Research Psychologist at the UCLA Drug Abuse
Research Center, Integrated Substance Abuse Programs. She has served
as Project Director for several research projects addressing treatment
outcome, and collaborated on numerous peer-reviewed, published
papers. This research has served as the basis for a developing
cognitive model of recovery. Dr. Hillhouse was awarded a NIDA-funded
B-start grant to further study this model. Current projects include
serving as an investigator on the NIDA Clinical Trials Network
in the Pacific Node under the direction of Dr. Walter Ling. Other
current responsibilities include directing a CSAT-funded multi-site
longitudinal follow-up of methamphetamine dependent participants
previously assigned to treatment condition. Dr. Hillhouse has also
served as a trainer for the National Drug Court Institute, for
the purpose of assisting legal jurisdictions in setting up Family
Dependency Treatment Courts; serves as a reviewer for the Prism
Awards, sponsored by NIDA and the Entertainment Industries Council;
and participates on a task force designed to intervene in cases
involving drug-endangered children.
Education and Training
- California State University, Northridge,
B.A.,
1991,
Psychology
- University of California, Los Angeles,
M.A.,
1993,
Psychology
- University of California, Los Angeles, Ph.D.,
1998, Psychology
Specialties
Contact Info
UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs
1640 S. Sepulveda Blvd., Suite 200
Los Angeles, CA 90025
hillhous@ucla.edu
Selected Publications
- Hillhouse, M. P. & Fiorentine, R.
(2001). 12-Step participation and effectiveness: Do gender and
ethnic differences exist? Journal of Drug Issues, 31, 767-780.
- Fiorentine, R., Hillhouse, M. P., & Anglin, M. D. (2001).
Drug use careers and treatment outcome. In C. Leukefeld, F. Tims, & D. Farabee
(eds.), Clinical and policy responses to drug offenders (pp.
273-282). New York, Springer.
- Fiorentine, R., & Hillhouse, M. P. (2001). The Addicted-Self
Model of alcohol and drug dependent behavior cessation: A theory of “natural” recovery? Journal
of Drug Issues, 31, 495-424.
- Fiorentine, R., & Hillhouse, M. P.
(2003). Why extensive participation in treatment and 12-Step
programs is associated with the cessation of addictive behaviors:
An application of the Addicted-Self Model of recovery. Journal
of Addictive Diseases, 22, 35-55.
- Fiorentine, R., & Hillhouse, M. P.
(2003). Replicating the Addicted-Self Model of Recovery. Addictive Behaviors, 28,
1068-1080.
- Fiorentine, R. & Hillhouse, M. P.
(2003). When low self-efficacy is efficacious: Toward an Addicted-self
Model of Cessation of Alcohol- and Drug-dependent Behavior. American Journal on Addictions, 12, 346-364.
- Rawson, R., Sodano, R., & Hillhouse, M. (2004). Assessment
of amphetamine use disorders. In D. Donovan & G. A. Marlatt
(Eds.), Assessment
of addictive disorders. New York: The Guilford Press.
- Hillhouse, M. P. & Fiorentine, R.
(2004). The addicted-self model of addictive behavior cessation:
does it predict recovery for gender, ethnic, age, and drug preference
subgroups? The American Journal on Addictions, 13,
268-280.
- Ling, W., Amass, L., Shoptaw, S., Annon,
J. J., Hillhouse, M., Babcock, D., Grigham, G., Harrer, J., Reid,
M., Muir, J., Buchan, B., Orr, D., Woody, G., Krejci, J., and
the Buprenorphine Study Protocol Group. (2005). A multi-center
randomized trial of buprenorphine-naloxone versus clonidine for
opioid detoxification: Findings from the National Institute on
Drug Abuse Clinical Trials Network. Addiction, 100, 1090-1100.
- Torrington, M.A., Shoptaw, S., Ling, W., Rawson, R., & Hillhouse,
M. (2007). Methamphetamine abuse: Epidemiology, diagnosis,
and treatment. Manuscript submitted for publication.
- Torrington, M. A., Hillhouse, M., Domier, C. P., & Ling,
W. (2007). Treating opioid dependence with buprenorphine in an
office-based setting: The first 101 patients. Publication pending, Journal of Addictive Diseases.
- Hillhouse, M. P.; Marinelli-Casey, P.; Gonzales, R.; Ang,
A., Rawson, R. A., & the Methamphetamine Treatment Project
Corporate Authors. (2007). Predicting in-treatment performance
and post-treatment outcomes in methamphetamine users. Addiction, 102 (suppl.
1), 84 - 95.
- Marinelli-Casey, P., Gonzales, R., Hillhouse, M. P., Ang,
A., & Rawson, R. A. (2007) The effectiveness of drug court treatment for
methamphetamine dependence: Treatment response and post-treatment outcomes. Manuscript
accepted for publication.
- Messina, N., Marinelli-Casey, P., Hillhouse, M., Rawson,
R. A., & Hunter, J. (2007). Childhood Adverse Events
and Health Outcomes Among Methamphetamine-Dependent Men and Women.
Submitted for publication.
- Glasner-Edwards, S., Marinelli-Casey,
P., Hillhouse, M., Ang, A., Mooney, L. J., Rawson, R., & the
Methamphetamine Treatment Project Corporate Authors. (2007).
Depression Among Methamphetamine Users:
Association with Outcomes from the Methamphetamine Treatment
Project at 3-year Follow-up. Submitted
for publication.
- Messina, N., Marinelli-Casey, P., Hillhouse, M., Gonzales,
R., Rawson, R., Ang, A., Hunter, J. (2007). Childhood adverse
events and onset and severity of methamphetamine use among men
and women. Submitted for publication.
- Glasner-Edwards, S., Mooney, L. J., Marinelli-Casey,
P., Hillhouse, M., Ang, A., Rawson, R., & the Methamphetamine
Treatment Project corporate authors. Risk Factors for Suicide Attempts
in Methamphetamine
Dependent Patients. Submitted for publication.
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06/22/2007
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