Prof. Dr. Cornelia Weise

Clinical Psychology and Behavioral Health Technology

My research is driven by the belief that “There is no health without mental health.” As a clinical psychologist, I am deeply interested in understanding how existing clinical psychological interventions can be adapted to better suit specific groups and made more accessible to diverse populations. Together with my research team, we explore key questions such as:

Research projects

  • 1. Behavioral Medicine: How can psychotherapeutic approaches be tailored to address the needs of individuals primarily experiencing physical symptoms, such as tinnitus, endometriosis, or chronic pain?
  • 2. Internet-Based Psychotherapy: How can new technologies, such as smartphone apps or browser-based programs, be leveraged to enhance the accessibility and availability of psychotherapy? This includes improving access for individuals who face barriers due to their geographic location, time constraints, or other obstacles that might hinder them from attending conventional psychological treatment.
  • 3. Culture-Sensitive Clinical Psychology: What role do cultural factors play in psychological distress and the decision to seek (mental) health care? How can we better incorporate these factors when designing and implementing psychological interventions? Additionally, how should training for psychotherapists be structured to increase their awareness of culturally sensitive treatment and en-hance their ability to provide effective care in diverse cultural contexts?

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