I am an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Kennesaw State University. My research advances quantitative methods and study design for clinical trials in psychology, including improving standardized metrics for evaluating change, analyses for problematic trials, and improving statistical power in psychology trials. My substantive research focuses on improving our understanding of intimate relationship functioning and improving treatment for relationship distress. As a licensed psychologist, I also maintain a small clinical psychology practice in Georgia.
Research interests
- Clinical trial methodology
- Intimate relationship functioning and treatment
- Quantitative and research methods in the study of close relationships
Clinical areas
- Adults and couples
- Anxiety and anxiety disorders
- Trauma and PTSD
- Marital & relationship therapy
Education
- Ph.D., Clinical Psychology - University of Utah (2020)
- M.S., Clinical Psychology - University of Utah (2016)
- B.A., Psychology - Miami University (2007)