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Torhild Tønnesen Haugnes
Academic Affiliation Psychological Institute, University of Oslo Research project The doctoral project aims on developing and implementing AI-based tools for patient matching in psychotherapy. This study is part of a larger initiative at Modum Bad aimed at enhancing personalized treatments for individuals with mental health disorders. The project employs advanced machine learning algorithms to predict [...] Les mer -
Roland Westerlund
Academic Affiliation Research Institute at Modum Bad and Department of Psychology, University of Oslo. Research project The doctoral project “From signal to action: Development and evaluation of a machine learning-based corrective model for monitoring and adjusting psychotherapeutic treatment” will involve all the clinical units at Modum Bad. Its core purpose is to help clinicians determine whether [...] Les mer -
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 -
Hanna Punsvik Eielsen, Ph.D.
Academic Affiliation Psychological Department, University of Oslo. Research project The doctoral project is part of a longitudinal study of patients with longstanding eating disorders that were consecutively admitted to the specialized eating disorder unit at Modum Bad psychiatric hospital from 1998-2001. The patients have been assessed at admission, discharge, one year, two years and five [...] 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 -
Peter Sele, Ph.D.
Academic Affiliation Department of Psychology, University of Oslo, and Research Institute at Modum Bad. Research project Complex PTSD Study at Modum Bad: My PhD project started in 2017 and compares three treatment modalities for patients with complex PTSD: a) exposure therapy, b) skills training, and c) phase-oriented treatment (stabilization followed by exposure). Data collection was [...] Les mer -
Therese Ruud Snuggerud
Academic Affiliation Department of Psychology, University of Oslo. Research project The doctoral project aims to investigate the feasibility and effectiveness of a two-week intensive group attention training for anxiety disorders. The study will also explore the factors contributing to change in therapy. Several studies have demonstrated significant and enduring results of intensive treatment with diagnosis-specific [...] Les mer -
Kristoffer J. Whittaker, Ph.D.
Academic Affiliation Psychological Institute, University of Oslo. Research project Currently, I am completing my Ph.D. in clinical psychology, investigating associations between trauma, the alliance, and outcome. I am also involved in the EASIER project in a supervisory position. The EASIER project aims to examine in-session processes as well as extratherapeutic factors associated with outcome in [...] Les mer -
Omid V. Ebrahimi, Ph.D.
Academic Affiliation Psychological Department, University of Oslo Research projects 1) Critical Incidents and Psychological Adaptation (The CIPA Study- at UiO website). The CIPA Project studies the impact of critical incidents such as economic recessions, pandemics, industrial and natural catastrophes on mental health. 2) The Norwegian COVID-19 Mental Health and Adherence Project (MAP-19 at UiO website). [...] Les mer -
Xinkai Du
Academic Affiliation Department of Psychology, University of Oslo. Research project The Norwegian COVID-19, Mental Health and Adherence Project (MAP-19) project is a large-scale longitudinal epidemiological investigation examining the connection between non-pharmacological interventions (NPIs) employed against the SARS CoV-2 virus and mental health symptoms in the general adult population. The project further investigates the role of [...] Les mer -
Karine Frost
Academic Affiliation Department of Psychology, University of Oslo. Research project PhD Project: Studies indicate that patients respond differently to treatment. There is a potential for improvement in treatment outcomes if we gain more knowledge about the characteristics of patients who benefit from the treatments we offer, those who do not respond as well, and the [...] Les mer -
Maren Kopland, Ph.D.
Academic Affiliation Modum Bad Research Institute/ University of Oslo, Department of Psychology. Research project The doctoral project is part of a randomized controlled study investigating how patients with and without childhood traumas respond to cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and compassion-focused therapy (CFT), respectively. The study is based on findings indicating that patients with childhood trauma have [...] Les mer -
Ingunn Holbæk
Academic Affiliation Department of Psychology, University of Oslo; Research Institute at Modum Bad. Research project PhD Project: Living with Dissociative Disorder: Experiences of Treatment and Change. This qualitative research project seeks to understand the factors leading to change and improvement for individuals with complex dissociative disorders (CDD). There is limited research on therapy outcomes and [...] Les mer -
Joanna Rzadkowska
Academic Affiliation Department of psychology, University of Oslo. Research project The PhD project aims to investigate contextual and emotional predictors that influence emotional experience and change processes during couple therapy at the Family Unit. Both extra-therapeutic factors like socioeconomic status and intra-therapeutic factors like the experience of shame or emotional overload are going to be [...] 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
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