Ingunn Bjarnadottir Solberg

Academic Affiliation Research Institute at Modum Bad. Research project In my doctoral thesis (at the University of Oslo) I examined how occupational and work-related factors influenced doctors’ job satisfaction, among other. By comparing studies on doctors’ job satisfaction across countries, my thesis shows that doctors, regardless of economic recession or other extrinsic factors, seem to [...] Les mer

Ingvild Finsrud, Ph.D.

Academic Affiliation Psychological Department, University of Oslo Research project Finsrud´s thesis Conceptualizing and exploring change mechanisms in psychotherapy: The roles of common and specific change processes was a collaboration between Modum Bad Research Institute and Institute of Psychology, University of Oslo. The project was part of the Modum Bad psychotherapy processes research and specifically aimed [...] Les mer

Mikkel Eielsen, Ph.D.

Academic Affiliation Institute of Clinical Medicine, University of Oslo. Research project In this project we aim to develop and establish the validity of a new psychodiagnostic self-report questionnaire for psychotherapy patients receiving Intensive Short-term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP). This project will make use of expert psychodiagnostic evaluations and self-report data on fragility, repression, resistance, syntonic defenses [...] Les mer

Linne Melsom

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. [...] Les mer