Joseph R Herzog
Biographic Data
| ID | 181646 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joseph R Herzog |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joseph R |
| FAMILY NAME | Herzog |
| SIGNATURE | HERZOG J R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of West Florida |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4017-2002 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Alcohol Misuse and Correlates with Mental Health Indicators among Firefighters
Background: Stress and repetitive exposures to potentially traumatizing events are inherent to first-responder professions. Firefighters and other crisis responders are often exposed to incidents in their work environments and are at risk of developing acute or posttraumatic symptomatology, depression, and anxiety, as well as harmful patterns of alcohol consumption. Most prior research and theory suggests that many firefighters use alcohol to cop…
A process evaluation of online and face-to-face options in a U.S.-based MSW program
COVID-19 amplified existing stressors across the globe, with unique effects on college students. During this same time, higher education witnessed the proliferation of online technologies and the rise of third-party, private online program managers as universities and students pivoted to distance learning. Understanding U.S. social work students’ mental health and academic success needs have implications for the standards of the profession, progr…
Examining the relationship between religious volunteering and mental health screeners among firefighters
Social Work Interstate Compact Legislation
Journal Article Social Work Interstate Compact Legislation: Points for Analysis and Advocacy Get access Lauren A Ricciardelli, Lauren A Ricciardelli University of West Florida, 11000 University Parkway, Pensacola, FL 32514, USA email: [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Stephen V McGarity, Stephen V McGarity University of Tennessee–Knoxville, Knoxville, TN, USA Search for other wor…
Trauma informed care with military populations
Many of the most challenging issues military members and their families are facing are trauma related. Agencies and treatment providers working with military members and their families should be able to recognize and respond to symptoms based on a trauma informed care perspective. This article describes frequent trauma responses found in this population and how to assess these reactions. It explores and endorses a Trauma-informed care treatment f…
A Model for Assessing the Impact of Combat-Related Deployments on U.S. Army Spouses
Cognitive appraisal and coping theory were used to examine parental stress, family stress, and personal stress among wives of deployed soldiers. A random sample of wives of U.S. Army personnel deployed to Iraq provided evidence that length of deployment, rank of deployed soldier, and number of previous deployments, impacted these wives during deployments. Results suggest that rank of deployed soldiers and number of deployments influenced the spou…
Homelessness and Incarceration
The relationship between homelessness and crime has been investigated in few studies despite the implications of prior offenses and incarceration on job seekers. This study examined the relationship among homelessness, misdemeanors, incarceration, and misdemeanor resolution. Factors hindering misdemeanor resolution were explored by surveying participants at two Veterans Administration (VA) Stand Downs (n=186). The sample includes the primary serv…
Problem-based Learning Strategies for Teaching Military Social Work Practice Behaviors
This article outlines and evaluates a military social work course as it has been taught by three social work faculty members at two universities in the southeastern US. The authors highlight why these courses are needed within social work undergraduate and graduate programs. They report how CSWE-identified military practice behaviors are addressed within the course. They also describe how practice-based learning approaches appear to be ideally su…
Parenting stress among US Army spouses during combat‐related deployments
The present study seeks to model the effects of parenting stress on contentment experienced by spouses of soldiers deployed to Iraq for long periods of time ( n = 200). Using the ABC‐X model from family stress and resiliency theory, a path analysis determined that, in addition to parenting stress, the length of deployment and the ethnic background of the Army spouse also acted as contributing stress factors influencing not only contentment, but p…
Trauma informed care with military populations
Many of the most challenging issues military members and their families are facing are trauma related. Agencies and treatment providers working with military members and their families should be able to recognize and respond to symptoms based on a trauma informed care perspective. This article describes frequent trauma responses found in this population and how to assess these reactions. It explores and endorses a Trauma-informed care treatment f…
A Model for Assessing the Impact of Combat-Related Deployments on U.S. Army Spouses
Cognitive appraisal and coping theory were used to examine parental stress, family stress, and personal stress among wives of deployed soldiers. A random sample of wives of U.S. Army personnel deployed to Iraq provided evidence that length of deployment, rank of deployed soldier, and number of previous deployments, impacted these wives during deployments. Results suggest that rank of deployed soldiers and number of deployments influenced the spou…
Homelessness and Incarceration
The relationship between homelessness and crime has been investigated in few studies despite the implications of prior offenses and incarceration on job seekers. This study examined the relationship among homelessness, misdemeanors, incarceration, and misdemeanor resolution. Factors hindering misdemeanor resolution were explored by surveying participants at two Veterans Administration (VA) Stand Downs (n=186). The sample includes the primary serv…
Problem-based Learning Strategies for Teaching Military Social Work Practice Behaviors
This article outlines and evaluates a military social work course as it has been taught by three social work faculty members at two universities in the southeastern US. The authors highlight why these courses are needed within social work undergraduate and graduate programs. They report how CSWE-identified military practice behaviors are addressed within the course. They also describe how practice-based learning approaches appear to be ideally su…
Homelessness and Incarceration
The relationship between homelessness and crime has been investigated in few studies despite the implications of prior offenses and incarceration on job seekers. This study examined the relationship among homelessness, misdemeanors, incarceration, and misdemeanor resolution. Factors hindering misdemeanor resolution were explored by surveying participants at two Veterans Administration (VA) Stand Downs (n=186). The sample includes the primary serv…
Problem-based Learning Strategies for Teaching Military Social Work Practice Behaviors
This article outlines and evaluates a military social work course as it has been taught by three social work faculty members at two universities in the southeastern US. The authors highlight why these courses are needed within social work undergraduate and graduate programs. They report how CSWE-identified military practice behaviors are addressed within the course. They also describe how practice-based learning approaches appear to be ideally su…
Parenting stress among US Army spouses during combat‐related deployments
The present study seeks to model the effects of parenting stress on contentment experienced by spouses of soldiers deployed to Iraq for long periods of time ( n = 200). Using the ABC‐X model from family stress and resiliency theory, a path analysis determined that, in addition to parenting stress, the length of deployment and the ethnic background of the Army spouse also acted as contributing stress factors influencing not only contentment, but p…
A Model for Assessing the Impact of Combat-Related Deployments on U.S. Army Spouses
Cognitive appraisal and coping theory were used to examine parental stress, family stress, and personal stress among wives of deployed soldiers. A random sample of wives of U.S. Army personnel deployed to Iraq provided evidence that length of deployment, rank of deployed soldier, and number of previous deployments, impacted these wives during deployments. Results suggest that rank of deployed soldiers and number of deployments influenced the spou…
Trauma informed care with military populations
Many of the most challenging issues military members and their families are facing are trauma related. Agencies and treatment providers working with military members and their families should be able to recognize and respond to symptoms based on a trauma informed care perspective. This article describes frequent trauma responses found in this population and how to assess these reactions. It explores and endorses a Trauma-informed care treatment f…
Examining the relationship between religious volunteering and mental health screeners among firefighters
Social Work Interstate Compact Legislation
Journal Article Social Work Interstate Compact Legislation: Points for Analysis and Advocacy Get access Lauren A Ricciardelli, Lauren A Ricciardelli University of West Florida, 11000 University Parkway, Pensacola, FL 32514, USA email: [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Stephen V McGarity, Stephen V McGarity University of Tennessee–Knoxville, Knoxville, TN, USA Search for other wor…
Alcohol Misuse and Correlates with Mental Health Indicators among Firefighters
Background: Stress and repetitive exposures to potentially traumatizing events are inherent to first-responder professions. Firefighters and other crisis responders are often exposed to incidents in their work environments and are at risk of developing acute or posttraumatic symptomatology, depression, and anxiety, as well as harmful patterns of alcohol consumption. Most prior research and theory suggests that many firefighters use alcohol to cop…
A process evaluation of online and face-to-face options in a U.S.-based MSW program
COVID-19 amplified existing stressors across the globe, with unique effects on college students. During this same time, higher education witnessed the proliferation of online technologies and the rise of third-party, private online program managers as universities and students pivoted to distance learning. Understanding U.S. social work students’ mental health and academic success needs have implications for the standards of the profession, progr…
Psychology (7 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Research (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Migration, Health and Trauma (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Applied Psychology (2 works)