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Kristin von Ranson, Ph.D.
Ph.D. in Clinical Science (Clinical Psychology), University of Minnesota, USAA.B. with honors in Psychology, Bryn Mawr College, USA
Areas of Research
Eating disorders, body image, implementation science
My research focuses on eating disorders, subclinical eating pathology, and body image in pre-teens through adults. The overarching aim of my research is to increase our understanding of eating disorders and related phenomena so as to diminish the burden of these problems. Some of my research on psychological interventions pertains to implementation science. I'm an award-winning supervisor who loves working with students and helping them grow.
My research focuses on eating disorders, subclinical eating pathology, and body image in pre-teens through adults. The overarching aim of my research is to increase our understanding of eating disorders and related phenomena so as to diminish the burden of these problems. Some of my research on psychological interventions pertains to implementation science. I'm an award-winning supervisor who loves working with students and helping them grow.
Supervising degrees
Clinical Psychology - Masters: Unavailable
Clinical Psychology - Doctoral: Unavailable
Working with this supervisor
I supervise students in the CPA-accredited Clinical Psychology program who are interested in eating disorders and body image research, and typically accept one new graduate supervisee every other year.
I hope to accept a new graduate supervisee to start in our program in fall 2024.
Please check program eligibility requirements prior to contacting me.
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