MichaelC.ThomasgardMD

PubMed

• 40 citations
  Resident Training in Developmental/Behavioral Pediatrics: Where Do We Stand?
  Craig D. Boreman, Michael Thomasgard, Soledad Fernandez, Daniel L. Coury> ;Clinical Pediatrics. 2007 Mar 1
• 3 citations
  Promoting Child Social-Emotional Growth in Primary Care Settings: Using A Developmental Approach
  Michael Thomasgard, W. Peter Metz> ;Clinical Pediatrics. 2004 Mar 1
• 5 citations
  Working with Challenging Young Children: Relations Between Child Temperament, Response to Novelty and Sensory Processing:
  Michael Thomasgard> ;Clinical Pediatrics. 2003 Apr 1
• 16 citations
  Parent-Child Relationship Disorders: What Do the Child Vulnerability Scale and the Parent Protection Scale Measure?
  Michael Thomasgard, W P Metz> ;Clinical Pediatrics. 1999 Jul 1
• 7 citations
  Collaborative office rounds between pediatricians and child psychiatrists
  Michael Thomasgard, Vincent Collins> ;Clinical Pediatrics. 1998 May 1
• 24 citations
  Parental Perceptions of Child Vulnerability, Overprotection, and Parental Psychological Characteristics
  Michael Thomasgard> ;Child Psychiatry and Human Development. 1998 Jan 1
• 54 citations
  Parental overprotection and its relation to perceived child vulnerability.
  Michael Thomasgard, W P Metz> ;The American Journal of Orthopsychiatry. 1997 Apr 1
• 18 citations
  The 2-year stability of parental perceptions of child vulnerability and parental overprotection.
  Michael Thomasgard, W P Metz> ;Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics. 1996 Aug 1
• 11 citations
  Differences in Health Care Utilization Between Parents Who Perceive Their Child as Vulnerable versus Overprotective Parents
  Michael Thomasgard, W P Metz> ;Clinical Pediatrics. 1996 Jun 1
• 62 citations
  Parent-child relationship disorders. Part I. Parental overprotection and the development of the Parent Protection Scale.
  Michael Thomasgard, W P Metz, Craig Edelbrock, Jack P. Shonkoff> ;Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics. 1995 Aug 1
• 34 citations
  Parent-child relationship disorders. Part II. The vulnerable child syndrome and its relation to parental overprotection.
  Michael Thomasgard, Jack P. Shonkoff, W P Metz, Craig Edelbrock> ;Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics. 1995 Aug 1
• 56 citations
  The vulnerable child syndrome revisited.
  Michael Thomasgard, W P Metz> ;Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics. 1995 Feb 1
• 56 citations
  Parental overprotection revisited.
  Michael Thomasgard, W P Metz> ;Child Psychiatry and Human Development. 1993 Jan 1
• Early intervention for vulnerable infants and their families: an emerging agenda.
  Kruskal, M. O., Thomasgard, M. C., Shonkoff, J. P.> ;Semin Perinatol. 1989 Dec
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Journal Articles

• Linking Infant/Family Mental Health Services: Revisiting Ohio's Experience Pages 184 - 195  
  Kate Merrilees MSW, LISW Michael Thomasgard MD, Infants & Young Children Volume 17 Number 2
• A comprehensive review of a cross-disciplinary, case-based peer supervision model.  
  Michael Thomasgard, Vincent Collins, Families Systems & Health 305-319
• Improving communication between health and infant mental health professionals utilizing ongoing Collaborative Peer Supervision Groups  
  Michael Thomasgard, Janeece Warfield, Rosalind Williams, Infant Mental Health Journal
• A Family Under Siege: Empathic Mirroring and Collaborative Care.  
  Michael Thomasgard, Craig Boreman, W. Peter Metz, Families Systems & Health pages 245-255
• Linking Infant/Family Mental Health Services: The Ohio Experience  
  Thomasgard, Michael MD, Infants & Young Children Volume 10 - Issue 4
• In their own words: The 9/11 disaster child care providers.  
  John D. Kinsel, Michael Thomasgard, Families Systems & Health pages 44-57
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Other

• The collaborative peer supervision group project: A continuing education model to promote professional competence. 
  Thomasgard, M. & Warfield, J., The Collaborative Peer Supervision Group (CPSG) Project
  http://www.zerotothree.org/about-us/areas-of-expertise/reflective-practice-program-development/colla
  Zero to Three Organization