I am a clinical psychologist and professor who studies attachment theory, personality disorders, and psychotherapy processes and outcomes.

State College, PA
Joined December 2016
I am at the ISSPD Congress in Boston, where I am honored to be part of a keynote panel.
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DSM Disorders Disappear in Statistical Clustering of Psychiatric Symptoms Comments on a fabulous study by @MiriForbes et al on reconstructing psychopathology psychiatrymargins.com/p/trad…
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I am extremely thrilled to announce that I will be heading to @FloridaState this Fall to pursue my PhD in Clinical Psychology. I cannot wait to begin working with @DrPamKeel and the Keel Lab!
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Penn State faculty, Drs. LeBreton and Levy, along with former postdoc Dr. Kivity, and past grad students, Dr. Johnson and Dr. Rosenstein, recently published a meta-analytic study available free for a limited time (through March 26) at: ow.ly/4e5C50QzW3w
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Evidence that BPD is treatable, and no modality is better than another. Love it.
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'Graduate students need more quantitative methods support', a Comment by Andrea L. Howard (@DrAndreaHoward) Web: go.nature.com/3wouNQ8 PDF: rdcu.be/dyP0y
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PSU Psych grad student Dan Spina and psychologist Dr. Ken Levy recently published a study using data from the National Mental Health Services Survey (N-MHSS) in the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology. Check it out: psycnet.apa.org/doiLanding?d…
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Daily nonsuicidal self-injury thoughts in emerging adulthood: The relevance of pre-adolescent borderline traits | Development and Psychopathology | Cambridge Core - bit.ly/3RWVC4T
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We are thrilled to announce that @SAAscience will be in Ann Arbor, Michigan in 2024! @aidangcw and I are looking forward to hosting you and are excited to help SAA continue to grow!!!!!
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LGBTQ+ individuals have high risk of trauma & #PTSD but haven't been a focus of past research. @MontePsych @EinsteinMed experts Dr. Barbara Milrod & @jackferd shared their unprecedented findings from an open TFPP trial during #APAAM23 @WeillCornell #ThisIsHealthEquity
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And we are off!! Starting with discussions around DBT (@DrShireenRizvi), TFP (@klevyphd), and MBT (Dr. Brandon Unruh) as treatment modalities across diverse patient populations, with @syen17 (NASSPD prez) moderating. #NASSPD2023
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@nessambrown , @ATsypes , Tim Allen and I in close collaboration with Michael Hallquist, @aidangcw and @eraneldar are hiring research assistants:
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POST-BACC RA JOB ALERT!!!!! MIDAS PROJECT IS HIRING Please share to your undergrads! This is a great job for driven individuals looking for clinical and research experience in a wide range of psychopathology prior to graduate/ medical school.
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Congrats to all our graduates today. We are especially proud as Psychology major Rachel Blansfield was chosen to represent the College of the Liberal Arts as its student marshal during graduation ceremonies. Way to go Rachel! psu.edu/news/liberal-arts/st… Photo credit: Kathy Swidwa.
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Congratulations to Dr. Kristin Buss for being named a 2022 Big Ten Academic Alliance Department Executive Officer Fellow! 👏 @PSUPsychology @PSULiberalArts
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PSU Psychology is hiring an Assistant or Associate Professor in Child Clinical! Check out the Child Study Center at csc.la.psu.edu/ here in beautiful Happy Valley! See psu.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/PS…
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Retweeting this from @DrWinarick. It was a great pleasure to work on this commentary with @DanSpina5, a wonderful grad student and person. We were honored to have the opportunity to comment on the paper by Ueli Kramer & Ladislav Timulak
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Kenneth N. Levy, PhD retweeted
What makes work meaningful is mostly not 💰 This paper finds 60% of meaningfulness at work comes from non-economic factors: autonomy (that one has choices & authority over tasks), competence (a feeling of mastery), and relatedness (connection to others). docs.iza.org/dp13112.pdf
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