About Jessica Clifton Founder & Psychologist | < | ||||
Parhelia Wellness was founded on the belief that psychology, research, and advocacy contribute to positive meaningful changes leading to a more equitable, inclusive, and just world. We are committed to lifelong experiential learning and growth. | |||||
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Academic Life For the past several years, I have had the privilege to work with interdisciplinary teams across the country exploring and testing complex interventions to promote patient health. Through this collaboration I have been honored to work closely with patient-partners developing and refining patient-centered interventions, measurements, and methodologies. I have served as a quality improvement coach supporting healthcare teams behavioral health integration efforts, patient partner facilitation, and built a line of research exploring health care team burnout. Throughout my career I have promoted women's reproductive and sexual health through involvement in local and national advocacy efforts, partnering with reproductive medical practices to build integrated services; developing and testing an online version of the empirically supported Mind/Body Program for Fertility; serving as co-Chair of the American Psychological Association, Division 38, Women's Health Special Interest Group and as an elected member and course developer of American Society for Reproductive Medicine, Mental Health Professional Group. My previous work has included multi-site clinical trials, computer- and web-based interventions, and overall health promotion working with The University of Vermont, UC San Francisco, San Francisco State University, and UC Berkeley. I currently reside in the Bay Area where I provide telepsychology services to patients living in Vermont or California as well as Research Consulting services. Other highlights of training include hierarchical linear modeling ◊
structural equation modeling ◊ understanding racial disparities in clinical communication ◊ culturally responsive CBT ◊ leveraging technology to enhance mental health care ◊ best practices in open science data analysis ◊ stata biostatistics and epidemiological virtual symposium ◊ telepsychology best practices. Community Service Highlights
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