More people need mental health care than can be supported by available providers alone. My research uses mobile phone technology and intensive time series methods to investigate the real-world effects of anxiety and emotion dysregulation. I hope that by better understanding the ways in which emotion regulation efforts go awry in peoples’ day-to-day lives, we will be better positioned to develop personalized and scalable mHealth interventions to help more people.
I am also committed to promoting EDI initiatives and improving training in health service psychology programs. Check out some of my recent work in these spaces through my affiliations with CUDCP, CCTC, and UVA’s International Family Medicine Clinic.
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Pre-Doctoral Internship, 2023-2024
Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School, Cognitive Behavioral Scientist Track
PhD in Clinical Psychology, expected 2024
University of Virginia
MA in Clinical Psychology, 2019
University of Virginia
BA in Psychology, 2015
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill