Ellison Luthy

Ellison Luthy's work sits within the Health Professions field, focusing on family stress and issues related to social and interpersonal wellbeing, including topics like homelessness, substance abuse, suicide, mindfulness-based interventions, and child welfare. Recent publications include a historical/contemporary analysis of family stress and a methodological paper on using testimonio (a narrative research method centered on personal accounts) to study sexual and intimate partner violence. The work appears to draw on qualitative and historical approaches to understand family and relational dynamics under stress.

Publication output has been modest but fairly steady over the last decade, starting from none in 2017-2019 and averaging about 1-3 papers per year since 2020.

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