Her research interests are in stress and its relations to health, and optimal, meaningful engagement in activities and occupations in children and adults. Research projects include a stress management program in pregnant women, stress responses in children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, and relations among perceived stress, health and occupational repertoires in both adults and children. White is also interested in issues of stimulant medication abuse, and disorders of attention in children and adults. She was the recipient of the College of Health and Human Services Teaching Excellence Award in 2007-2008. Her passions include teaching students, helping students identify their research loves, and skiing. Other topics offered by Barbara Prudhomme White