Kayla Reed-Fitzke
Education
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PhD, Florida State University, Marriage and Family Therapy, 2017
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Certificate, Florida State University, Measurement and Statistics, 2016
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MS, University of Kentucky, Marriage and Family Therapy, 2013
Kayla Reed-Fitzke is an assistant professor in the Couple and Family Therapy Program in the Department of Psychological and Quantitative Foundations. She is a licensed marriage and family therapist in the state of Iowa. Her research is focused on promoting well-being during emerging adulthood by identifying points of intervention where resilience and risk factors intersect. Reed-Fitzke is particularly interested in the role supportive relationship have in promoting well-being. Her work primarily focuses on college students who are at-risk for adverse mental health and military service members. Reed-Fitzke's current research projects include the examination of the impact of adverse childhood experiences and resilience on military service members’ well-being, developing a means to evaluate ROTC students’ leadership capacity building, and identifying the basic and psychological needs of University of Iowa undergraduates.
Latest Research
Research Interests
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At-risk college students
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Developmentally appropriate parenting
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Intersection of risk and resilience factors
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Military service members
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Supportive relationships
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Well-being during emerging adulthood