Department Of Clinical And Health Psychology

Dr. Sarah Westen, a clinical psychology Ph.D. grad, will work with mentors to improve patients’ health behaviors and general mental health.

Dr. Michael Robinson, a professor in the department of clinical and health psychology, is one of 33 UF scientists recognized for a distinguished record of research.

A UF team has found that when college athletes with sports-related concussions cease activities immediately after injury, they miss about three fewer days of competition.

This is the second time Dr. Russell Bauer has received the UF Graduate School's award for outstanding doctoral student mentoring.

Truly Hardemon, Rebecca Harty, Amy Ladendorf, Lorie Martin and Dr. Catherine Price were named winners in the Health Science Center division.

The UF team found that 23 percent of patients experienced a decline in at least one brain network.

Dr. Kathryn Ross found that participants in a weight loss program started regaining weight much sooner than expected.

Dr. Catherine Price and Dr. Patrick Tighe are applying a novel twist to a well-known cognitive screening test.

A study of the brains of deceased NFL players raised concerns once again about concussions. Writing for The Conversation, Dr. Russell Bauer and Dr. Michael Jaffee argue there is still a lot we don't know.

The HABIT program, developed by Dr. Glenn Smith, is helping people with mild cognitive impairment maximize their cognitive function.