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Claire Anderson, BA

Clinical Research Assistant

McLean Hospital

Email: canderson1@mclean.harvard.edu

Kevin Clancy awarded a Joseph & Susan Gatto Foundation Award for his project entitled “Phenomenological and mechanistic properties of trauma-related intrusive memories and their roles in maladaptive coping behaviors”.

Kevin Clancy awarded a Joseph & Susan Gatto Foundation Award. This project aims to identify a mechanistic link between the vivid sensory features of trauma intrusions and harmful coping behaviors, like substance use. Combining EMAs of intrusion properties and coping behaviors with fMRI and MRS, Kevin will test the hypothesis that maladaptive coping is driven by attempts to dampen the sensory vividness of intrusions, and that this vividness is driven by sensory cortical disinhibition. Findings will inform mechanism-based interventions targeting the sensory vividness of intrusions as a...

Meaghan McKenna

Undergraduate Intern

McLean Hospital

Juliana Rodriguez

Yeabsira Mohammed

Undergraduate Intern

McLean Hospital

Madison Fisher

Undergraduate Intern

McLean Hospital

Lillian Shattuck

Sarah Naticchia

Undergraduate Intern

McLean Hospital

Hannah Dineen

Kyasha Ambroise

Arkadiy Maksimovskiy is the recipient of “One Crimson” award

Arkadiy Maksimovskiy is the recipient of “One Crimson” award based on his undergraduate teaching—this award is given by student athletes “to acknowledge a member of the Harvard campus community they feel plays a meaningful role in their Harvard experience”. Congratulations, Arkadiy!

Laura Murray awarded the Phyllis and Jerome Lyle Rappaport Mental Health Research Scholar Award

Laura Murray was awarded a Phyllis and Jerome Lyle Rappaport Mental Health Research Scholar Award for her project entitled “Characterizing Anhedonia in Teens: Linking Common and Person-Specific Patterns of Resting-State Network Connectivity to Clinical Outcomes”. Congratulations Laura!  

Manuel Kuhn awarded Eric Dorris Memorial Fellowship

Manuel Kuhn was awarded an Eric Dorris Memorial Fellowship for his project entitled “A Combined Investigation of the Protective Impact of the NOF/Q Antagonist LY-2940094 on Stress-induced Depression- and Anxiety-related Phenotypes in Humans”.   Congratulations, Manuel!

Christian Webb is the 2023 recipient of the Theodore Blau Early Career Award

  I am delighted to announce that Christian is the 2023 recipient of the Theodore Blau Early Career Award for Outstanding Contribution to Professional Clinical Psychology, given by the Division 12 (Society of Clinical Psychology) of the American Psychological Foundation. This award honors a clinical psychologist for accomplishments and promise in clinical psychology.   Congratulations, Christian!