Maine Mood Lab

Congratulations to Meghan Delcourt, an research assistant in the MMDL who was selected to receive a competitive Center for Undergraduate Research academic fellowship. Meghan received $1000 toward research costs to examine the relationship between depressive rumination and heart rate variability among individuals who engage in non suicidal self injury. Congratulations also goes out to Chris Carey, […]

MMDL attended and presented at the 50th annual Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT) conference in New York, NY. MMDL presented at the 7th Annual Mainely Data, Some Theory conference hosted by Colby College. The conference highlights experimental psychology in Maine. Great work everyone!

    Colin Bosma was selected to receive the highly competitive American Psychological Association of Graduate Students/Psi Chi Junior Scientist Fellowship. The intent of the fellowship is to recognize outstanding research-oriented students and provide constructive feedback to strengthen their NSF graduate fellowship applications. Colin’s research focuses on understanding the risk for relapse to depression. Specifically, his […]

Congratulations to Rachel Goetze who was awarded a prestigious University of Maine Chase Distinguished Research Assistantship for her research on perceived control, perceived stress and binge eating symptomatology.

Congratulations to Rachel Goetze, one of 10 winners of the 5th Annual Beck Institute Student Scholarship Competition. Rachel was selected from a pool of 800 applicants to attend an intensive three-day workshop on Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Depression and Suicidality at the Beck Institute in Philadelphia.    

Watch Dr. Aaron T. Beck discuss a recently published article co-authored with Dr. Emily Haigh here and here.

A randomized trial of videoconference CBT for breast cancer survivors with self-reported cognitive dysfunction. Great work!  

Congratulations to Rachel Goetze who was elected to serve as a student representative for the Maine Psychological Association.  

Congratulations to Colin Bosma who has been selected as a 2015  Mind and Life Summer Research Institute (MLSRI) Research Fellow.  

The MMDL is excited to welcome Colin Bosma to the team. Colin will enter the doctoral program in Clinical Psychology at UMaine this fall.