S. Graham Kosch

S. Graham Kosch, PhD, ABPP

Professor Emerita, Department Of Community Health And Family Medicine

Department: MD-RESIDENCY-BEHAVIORAL MED
Business Email: kosch@ufl.edu

About S. Graham Kosch

Family Medicine education was Dr. Kosch’s primary career focus, and she served as a faculty member in the Department of Community Health and Family Medicine, University of Florida, from 1979 through 2010, retiring as Professor Emeritus. Significant roles included being the director of the CHFM Behavioral Medicine Program and the Family Stress Clinic in the Family Medicine Residency Program. Dr. Kosch was an active participant in the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM), serving on its Task Force on the Family in Family Medicine for over a decade.

She is a lifetime member of the American Psychological Association. Dr. Kosch holds a Diplomate from the American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP) in Couple and Family Psychology and a Diplomate in Marital and Sex Therapy from the American Board of Family Psychology. Dr. Kosch is also certified as a Family Mediator by the Supreme Court of Florida for Alternative Dispute Resolution. From 2010 through 2014, Dr. Kosch saw patients in a collaborative health model with the faculty physicians in Family Medicine at Hampton Oaks. She currently continues to practice psychotherapy and family mediation at Comprehensive MedPsych Systems, St. Augustine, Florida.

Board Certifications

  • Couple and Family Psychology
    American Board of Professional Psychology

Publications

2012
Mental Health Treatment By Family Physicians: Current Practices and Preferences
. 44:704-711
2012
Mental health treatment by family physicians: current practices and preferences.
Family medicine. 44(10):704-11 [PMID] 23148002.
2009
Understanding the Scope and Practice of Behavioral Medicine in Family Medicine
. 41:578-584
2009
Understanding the scope and practice of behavioral medicine in family medicine.
Family medicine. 41(8):578-84 [PMID] 19724943.
2007
Family medicine physicians’ advice about use of nonconventional modalities for menopausal symptom management.
Journal of women's health (2002). 16(4):517-25 [PMID] 17521255.
2006
Treatment of menopausal symptoms in family medicine settings following the Women’s Health Initiative findings.
Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine : JABFM. 19(2):122-31 [PMID] 16513900.
1998
Management of impotence in primary care.
Comprehensive therapy. 24(3):137-46 [PMID] 9559248.
1998
Patient ethnicity and diagnosis of emotional disorders in women.
Family medicine. 30(3):215-9 [PMID] 9532445.
1998
Personal use of alternative medicine therapies by health science center faculty.
JAMA. 280(18) [PMID] 9820248.
1988
Evaluation and treatment of impotence: a pragmatic approach addressing organic and psychogenic components.
Family practice research journal. 7(3):162-74 [PMID] 3274684.
1988
Medical students and comprehensive patient care: attitudes, perceived competence and demonstrated ability.
Medical education. 22(1):19-26 [PMID] 3357442.
1983
Essential areas for behavioral science training: a needs assessment approach.
Journal of medical education. 58(8):619-26 [PMID] 6876122.
1983
Exercise testing and coronary artery disease.
The Journal of family practice. 16(2):241-2, 246 [PMID] 6600494.

Contact Details

Emails:
Business:
kosch@ufl.edu
Addresses:
Business Mailing:
PO BOX 100383
FAMILY MEDICINE AT HAMPTON OAKS
GAINESVILLE FL 326100383
Business Street:
P.O. BOX 100237
DEPT COMM HEALTH & FAMILY MEDICINE
GAINESVILLE FL 32610