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| Name | Research area |
| Belu, Charlene | Close relationships, sexual wellbeing, couples ** Considering graduate supervision for 2025 intake |
| Deibel, Scott | Interplay between memory and circadian rhythms |
| D'Entremont, Barbara | Autism, quality of life, high school transition, job satisfaction, lifespan |
| Hamilton, Ryan | Sport, exercise, and performance psychology ** Considering graduate supervision for 2025 intake |
| LaChapelle, Diane | Health and rehabilitation psychology ** Considering graduate supervision for 2025 intake |
| Lacroix, Emilie | Body image and disordered eating |
| Olthuis, Janine | Anxiety disorders, mental health interventions, physical activity ** Considering graduate supervision for 2025 intake |
| O'Sullivan, Lucia | Sexual health, intimate relationships, adolescent and young adults |
| Palmer, Michael | Applied behaviour analysis |
| Perunovic, Elaine | Self-concept and identity, bilingualism and biculturalism |
| Poulin, Carmen | Feminist psychology |
| Richards, Meghan |
General psychiatry; adult psychodiagnostic assessment; adult and child psychoeducational assessment; clinical intervention; clinical supervision |
| Ronis, Scott | Child and adolescent emotional and behavioural problems, family systems, early sexual experiences ** Considering graduate supervision for 2025 intake |
| Sears, Heather | Adolescent development, help-seeking behaviour, family and peer relationships |
| Stevanovski, Biljana | Memory and attention, cognition, perception, emotion and attention ** Considering graduate supervision for 2025 intake |
| Voyer, Daniel | Cognition, perception and individual differences |
| Whitford, Veronica | Developmental cognitive psychology/neuroscience, psycholinguistics ** Considering graduate supervision for 2025 intake |
Clinical associates at UNB are professionals in clinical practice in New Brunswick communities who make contributions to the clinical psychology PhD program primarily via clinical supervision, though they may be involved in research committee work or in providing workshops and/or teaching. Clinical associates do not serve as primary research supervisors.
| Name | Employment setting |
|---|---|
| Ms. Melissa Arseneau | Private practice, Fredericton |
| Ms. Diana Brown | CFB Gagetown, Gagetown |
| Dr. Hilary Cartwright | Private practice, Fredericton |
| Dr. David Colquhoun | Private practice, Fredericton |
| Dr. Jean Craven | Private practice, Saint John |
| Dr. Lyndsay Crump | Teaching professor, Psychology Wellness Centre, UNB, Fredericton |
| Ms. Pendle Dewhirst | Anglophone West School District, Moncton |
| Dr. Pamela Dodsworth | Integrated Service Delivery Child and Youth Team, Hampton |
| Dr. Shannon Glenn | Private practice, Fredericton |
| Dr. Rama Gupta-Rogers | Dr. Everett Chalmers Hospital, Fredericton |
| Dr. K. Troy Harker | Private practice, Fredericton |
| Dr. Christina Jones | Private practice, Fredericton |
| Dr. Kathryn Malcom | Dr. Everett Chalmers Hospital, Fredericton |
| Dr. Rebecca Mills | Stan Cassidy Rehabilitation Centre, Fredericton |
| Ms. Amy Otteson | Child and adolescent team, Community Mental Health Clinic, Fredericton |
| Dr. Treva Lynn Penny | Private practice, Fredericton |
| Ms. Lise-Anne Renaud | Operational Stress Injury Clinic, Fredericton |
| Ms. Laurel Richmond | Private practice, Fredericton |
| Dr. Jo Anne Savoie | Stan Cassidy Rehabilitation Centre, Fredericton |
| Dr. Pam Taylor | Private practice, Saint John |
| Dr. Joseph Trainor | Private practice, Saint John |
| Dr. Gael Wealleans | Upper River Valley Hospital, Waterville |
Note: Although stipend instructors may be involved in research committee work they do not serve as primary research supervisors.