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Joseph F Rath, Ph.D.

Clinical Assistant Professor;
Departments of Psychology Service and Rehabilitation Medicine (Fac)

Contact Info

Address
400 East 34th Street
Rusk Research
New York, NY 10016

212-263-0453
Joseph.Rath@nyumc.org


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Education

1993-1994 — NYU School of Medicine, Clinical Fellowships
— Fordham University, Graduate Education

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Research Summary

Co-Investigator. Five-year, NIH/NICHD-funded, randomized clinical trial (#2R01-HD032943; Leonard Diller, PI). Goal is to extend seminal emotional self-regulation and problem-solving treatment methods, developed at the Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine, to address the needs of neurorehabilitation outpatients with more compromised cognitive skills. Long-term objectives are to (a) contribute to the cumulative body of evidence regarding the effectiveness of cognitive rehabilitation and (b) disseminate an empirically validated treatment protocol with practical applications for enhancing the community integration of more impaired individuals with aquired brain injury due to a variety of etiologies.

Research Interests

Traumatic brain injury, neuropsychological assessment, and rehabilitation.

Grant Keywords

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Neuropsychology, Psychosocial Therapy, Stroke, Behavioral Medicine

Research Documents

Group treatment of problem-solving deficits
Rehabilitation psychology
Clinical Applications of Problem-Solving Research in Neuropsychological Rehabilitation: Addressing the Subjective Experience of Cognitive Deficits in Outpatients With Acquired Brain Injury
Construct of problem solving in higher-level neuropsychological assessment and rehabilitation
Group treatment in acquired brain injury
Social problem solving and community integration in adults with traumatic brain injury
Problem-Solving Group Treatment Protocol Part I: Emotional Self-Regulation.
Problem-Solving Group Treatment Protocol Part 2: Clear Thinking
Measurement of Problem-Solving Deficits in Adults with Acquired Brain Damage

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All data from NYU Health Sciences Library Faculty Bibliography — -

Contact:
http://hsl.med.nyu.edu/faculty-bibliography-search#about

Rehabilitation psychology
Elliott, Timothy R; Rath, Joseph F
The Oxford handbook of counseling psychology : edited by Elizabeth M. Altmaier, Jo-Ida C. Hansen New York : Oxford University Press, c2012,
— id: 5809, year: 2012, vol: , page: 679, stat: Chapter,

Group treatment in acquired brain injury rehabilitation
Bertisch, Hilary; Rath, Joseph F; Langenbahn, Donna M; Sherr, Rose Lynn; Diller, Leonard
2011 ;36(4):264-277, Journal for specialists in group work
— id: 159270, year: 2011, vol: 36, page: 264, stat: Journal Article,

Clinical applications of problem-solving research in neuropsychological rehabilitation: Addressing the subjective experience of cognitive deficits in outpatients with acquired brain injury
Rath, Joseph F; Hradil, Amy L; Litke, David R; Diller, Leonard
2011 Nov;56(4):320-328, Rehabilitation psychology
— id: 141777, year: 2011, vol: 56, page: 320, stat: Journal Article,

Brief symptom inventory
Rath JF; Fox LM
Encyclopedia of clinical neuropsychology New York : Springer, 2010,
— id: 5505, year: 2010, vol: , page: 449, stat: Chapter,

Problem-solving training in adults with acquired brain injury
Diller, L; Sherr, R; Rath, J; Ltike, A; Langenbahn, DM
2008 OCT ;23(6):689-690, Archives of clinical neuropsychology
— id: 99000, year: 2008, vol: 23, page: 689, stat: Journal Article,

A new approach to remediating problem-solving deficits in outpatients with moderate-to-sever cognitive impairments
Langenbahn DM; Rath JF; Hradil A; Litke D; Tucker JA; Diller L
2008 ;89(10):e11-e11, Archives of physical medicine & rehabilitation
— id: 90477, year: 2008, vol: 89, page: e11, stat: Journal Article,

Traumatic brain injury and rehabilitation
Rath JF; Elliott TR
Encyclopedia of counseling Los Angeles CA : Sage, 2008,
— id: 4869, year: 2008, vol: , page: 421, stat: Chapter,

Treatment for emotional self-regulation and problem-solving deficits in adults with moderate to severe cognitive deficits
Sherr RL; Rath JF; Langenbahn DM; Litke DR; Hradil A; Cascio DP; Yi A
2008 ;14(S1):239-239, Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society
— id: 76350, year: 2008, vol: 14, page: 239, stat: Journal Article,

Gay Men Living with Chronic Illness or Disability: A Sociocultural, Minority Group Perspective on Mental Health
Hanjorgiris, William F; Rath, Joseph F; O'Neill, John H
2004 ;17(2):25-41, Journal of Gay & Lesbian Social Services: Issues in Practice, Policy & Research
— id: 48067, year: 2004, vol: 17, page: 25, stat: Journal Article,

The construct of problem solving in higher level neuropsychological assessment and rehabilitation
Rath, Joseph F; Langenbahn, Donna M; Simon, Dvorah; Sherr, Rose Lynn; Fletcher, Jason; Diller, Leonard
2004 Sep;19(5):613-635, Archives of clinical neuropsychology
— id: 46165, year: 2004, vol: 19, page: 613, stat: Journal Article,

Social problem solving and community integration in postacute rehabilitation outpatients with traumatic brain injury
Rath, Joseph F; Hennessy, James J; Diller, Leonard
2003 ;48(3):137-144 Aug, Rehabilitation psychology
— id: 64750, year: 2003, vol: 48, page: 137, stat: Journal Article,

Group treatment of problem-solving deficits in outpatients with traumatic brain injury: A randomised outcome study
Rath, Joseph F; Simon, Dvorah; Langenbahn, Donna M; Sherr, Rose Lynn; Diller, Leonard
2003 ;13(4):461-488 Sep, Neuropsychological rehabilitation
— id: 64751, year: 2003, vol: 13, page: 461, stat: Journal Article,

Problem solving group treatment for persons with acquired brain injury
Simon D; Sherr R; Langenbahn DM; Rath JF; Diller L
2003 ;82(10):S59-S60, American journal of physical medicine & rehabilitation
— id: 64762, year: 2003, vol: 82, page: S59, stat: Journal Article,

Problem solving in acquired brain damage : five-year study results
Simon D; Rath JF; Sherr RL; Langenbahn DM; Rabin L; Litke DR; Fletch J; Weinberg S; Diller L
2001 August;46(2):346-347, Rehabilitation psychology
— id: 110635, year: 2001, vol: 46, page: 346, stat: Journal Article,

Measurement of problem-solving deficits in adults with acquired brain damage
Rath JF; Simon D; Langenbahn DM; Sherr RL; Diller L
2000 Feb;15(1):724-733, Journal of head trauma rehabilitation
— id: 8538, year: 2000, vol: 15, page: 724, stat: Journal Article,

Parental adjustment to brain tumors in children
Hill JM; Rath J
1999 ;61:119-119, Psychosomatic medicine
— id: 64763, year: 1999, vol: 61, page: 119, stat: Journal Article,

Social problem solving self-appraisal in adults with acquired brain damage
Rath, JF; Sherr, RL; Langenbahn, DM; Simon, D; Biderman, DJ; Diller, L
1999 AUG ;44(3):305-306, Rehabilitation psychology
— id: 74448, year: 1999, vol: 44, page: 305, stat: Journal Article,

Acquired brain damage: Development of the problem-solving questionnaire
Biderman, DJ; Rath, JF; Simon, D; Sherr, RL; Langenbahn, D; Diller, L
1998 ;43(2):172-172 SUM, Rehabilitation psychology
— id: 74449, year: 1998, vol: 43, page: 172, stat: Journal Article,

The effect of neuropsychological deficits in childhood cancer on parental functioning
Hill JM; Rath JF
1998 Jan;13(1):13-13, Archives of clinical neuropsychology
— id: 57724, year: 1998, vol: 13, page: 13, stat: Journal Article,

Acquired brain damage: Development of the problem solving role-play test
Sherr, RL; Rath, JF; Langenhahn, DM; Simon, D; Biderman, DJ; Diller, L
1998 ;43(2):184-184 SUM, Rehabilitation psychology
— id: 74450, year: 1998, vol: 43, page: 184, stat: Journal Article,

DEVELOPMENT AND INITIAL VALIDATION OF THE QUICK DISCRIMINATION INDEX (QDI)
PONTEROTTO, JG; BURKARD, A; RIEGER, BP; GRIEGER, I; DONOFRIO, A; DUBUISSON, A; HEENEHAN, M; MILLSTEIN, B; PARISI, M; RATH, JF; SAX, G
1995 DEC ;55(6):1016-1031, Educational & psychological measurement
— id: 74451, year: 1995, vol: 55, page: 1016, stat: Journal Article,