My research interests are in cognitive-behavioral processes in anxiety, trauma, and adjustment to stress.  Currently I am at Mercer University, where I lead the Transdiagnostic Interventions & Mechanisms of Emotion (TIME) lab, which has a special focus on memory for life events and on coping with medical illness.  Our lab mission is to contribute to scientific knowledge in the areas of cognition, emotion, and clinical assessment and intervention; educate students and the public about the science of clinical psychology; and serve the mental health needs of the community.  My research in the PACT lab was on memory biases, global/local processing, and post-event processing in social anxiety disorder.  

Currently an Assistant Professor of Clinical Medical Psychology at the Mercer University College of Health Professions.