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Mary Katherine Howell, PhD

Mary Katherine Howell, PhD

Email: Mary.Howell@va.gov

Research Interests: Culturally responsive treatment of stress and trauma for Veterans with serious mental illness (SMI); PTSD and insomnia treatment broadly, and more specifically brief interventions such as Written Exposure Therapy (WET), massed treatment schedules, and providing evidence-based treatments (EBTs) to Veterans with co-occurring SMI; role of vigilant thoughts and behaviors in sleep disturbance; patterns of subjective and physiological distress associated with improvement in exposure-based treatments; linguistic features of trauma narratives; psychological impacts of living or working in threatening environments; culturally responsive assessment and treatment.

 

Corinne N. Kacmarek, PhD

Corinne N. Kacmarek, PhD

Email: Corinne.Kacmarek2@va.gov

Research Interests: Health care services research; economic evaluations (cost-effectiveness and cost-benefit) of mental health interventions; implementation science; increasing access to evidence-based mental health interventions; co-occurring substance use disorder and serious mental illness; tobacco cessation; moderators of treatment outcomes; motivational interviewing; health care policy.

  

 

Haley A. Miles-McLean, PhD

Haley A. Miles-McLean, PhD

Email: Haley.Miles-Mclean@va.gov

Research Interests: Trauma-informed and gender-responsive interventions for Veterans; impact of gender-based discrimination on Women’s mental health; use and experiences of intimate partner violence; interpersonal relationships among Veterans with serious mental illness (SMI).

  

 

 

 

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