Research group Clinical psychology, neuroscience and health
The research group conducts scientific research to increase our knowledge in clinical psychology, primarily interventions for mental health problems in people with and without neurodiversity such as autism and ADHD as well as mechanisms and neural correlates in the brain.
We investigate mechanisms and cognitive processes behind psychological states and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for people with and without neurodiversity. We focus on research and development of individualized interventions using internet-based therapy, Virtual Reality and face to face interventions.
We also work with innovative pedagogical methods in training of CBT in psychology program. In addition, we work to ensure that the knowledge is communicated in such a way that it can have a meaningful impact and make a real difference to people's everyday lives.
Our mission is to improve the lives of people with and without neurodiversity. We actively collaborate with healthcare professionals, patient groups and research groups in the country and internationally to increase knowledge exchange through meetings and public events with relevant programs.
Group members
Group managers
Nora Choque Olsson
Associate Professor, Lic. Psychologist, Lic. Psychotherapist, Specialist in Clinical Psychology
Members
Therese Anderbro
Assistant Professor
Jan Bergström
Assistant Professor
Per Carlbring
Professor
Åsa-Maria Fellinger
Adjunct Teacher
Lisa Grönblad
Adjunct Teacher
Malin Levin
Lecturer
Aina Lindgren
Lecturer, Psychologist, Head of Psychology Clinic
Anna Mautner
Psychologist, Adjunct Teacher
Ewa Mörtberg
Guest, Associate Professor
Martina Nord
Assistant Professor
Martin Oscarsson
PhD Student
Helena Petersen
Research Assistant
Jonas Rafi
Researcher
Helene Semb
Adjunct Teacher
Kåre Tham
Adjunct Teacher
