T.J. Sullivan

T.J. Sullivan

PhD Candidate, Clinical Psychology

Stony Brook University

About

I’m a 5th year Ph.D. candidate in Clinical Psychology at Stony Brook University, co-mentored by Dr. Dan O’Leary and Dr. Joanne Davila. My research spans the domains of stress, trauma, violence, close relationships, and LGBTQ+ stigma. Broadly, I seek to understand how adversity, trauma, and stigma can bring people in close relationships together or tear them apart. Because relationships are a key foundation to psychotherapy, I believe generating new knowledge in these areas is especially important for fine-tuning interventions to maximize therapeutic change. Before graduate school, I worked as a senior research assistant with Dr. John Pachankis at the Yale LGBTQ+ Mental Health Initiative in New York City. During my undergraduate years at Penn State, I worked with Dr. Amy Marshall and Dr. Louis Castonguay. To see more about me and my work, you can download my CV here . As my time permits, in the future I plan to contribute to the blog section of this website with posts focused on data analysis.

Please note: this website is very much a work in progress :)

Interests
  • Violence, trauma, PTSD
  • Couples, interpersonal relationships
  • LGBTQ+ stigma, minority stress
  • Psychotherapy process
  • Quantitative methodology
Education
  • Ph.D. Candidate, Clinical Psychology

    Stony Brook University

  • M.A., Psychology, 2020

    Stony Brook University

  • B.A., Psychology, French; Dance Minor, 2015

    The Pennsylvania State University

Recent Publications

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(2019). Editing a preprint.

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(2015). An example journal article. Journal of Source Themes, 1(1).

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(2013). An example conference paper. In ICW.

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