Research

Staying up-to-date on research findings along with pursuing my own research areas is strong a passion of mine. I believe that research plays an important role in the field. The empirical nature of research allows for better treatment solutions.

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Please see below for a collection of my published papers (click on any of the titles for the paper’s abstract):

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• Lack of awareness regarding OCD symptomatology among clinical, counseling and school psychology doctoral students

• What does leadership really look like?

• Interpersonal skills and technology.

• Learning to love and not fear public speaking!

• Stigma and shame as barriers to treatment for obsessive-compulsive and related disorders.

• Half of obsessive-compulsive disorder cases misdiagnosed: Vignette-based survey of primary care physicians.

• Romantic Addiction.

• Identical symptomatology but different diagnostic impression: Treatment implications of an OCD versus schizophrenia diagnosis.

• What does the term “specialist” really mean?

• Misidentification of OCD by mental health professionals.

• Hypnosis: There’s an App for that. A systematic review of hypnosis apps.

• Temptation Experiences during a Smoking Cessation Attempt: A Mixed Method Analysis.

• A Unique Interactive Cognitive Behavioral Training Program for Front Line Cancer Care Professionals.

• From clutter to modern art: A Chinese artist’s perspective on hoarding behaviors.

• Tobacco induced diseases: An emphasis on mental health conditions that may result from cigarette use.

• Effects of Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy on the Victim.