Academic Affiliation
Psychological Department, University of Oslo
Research project
The doctoral project is a naturalistic process study aimed at exploring mechanisms of change in the treatment of persistent depressive disorders. The study will examine psychological factors (including specific emotions, self-compassion, emotion regulation) and contextual factors in therapy and how they interact and relate to outcomes. The study utilizes data collected continuously throughout the treatment process at the depression department of Modum Bad and analyzes it using advanced latent growth curve models.
Research interests
Psychotherapy research, process research, mechanisms of change, emotions, common factors, short-term dynamic psychotherapy, ISTDP, complex trauma and depression, therapist development, and latent growth curve analysis.
Publications
https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2022-55805-001
https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2023-75184-001
More publications:
List of all publications from Modum Bad
International Collaborators
The project collaborates with Patrick J. Curran, Ph.D., University of North Carolina
Project team
Linne Melsom, Clinical Psychologist, Ph.D. Candidate, Modum Bad
Pål G Ulvenes, Clinical Psychologist, PhD, Head of Department, Modum Bad, Supervisor
Ole Andre Solbakken, Clinical Psychologist, PhD, University of Oslo, Co-Supervisor
Mikkel Eielsen, Medical Doctor, Ph.D. Candidate, Modum Bad
Bruce Wampold, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin
Project Team at Modum Bad
Depression and affective disorders:
Ingvild Finsrud, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist
Pål Gunnar Ulvenes, Ph.D.
Klinikkleder / Førsteamanuensis II Universitetet i Oslo
Head of Clinic, Associate Professor at University of Oslo
