Emma Wolfe Email & Phone Number

I am a third-year Clinical Psychology PhD Student at the University of Virginia passionate about digital mental health and mental health equity. I am the Student Representative for the Society for Digital Mental Health and am founder and co-chair of their Student and Trainee Special Interest Group. I pursue two primary lines of research: the first is concerned with improving dissemination of and engagement with evidence-based digital mental health tools in community and health care settings. My research in this area explores collaborative and integrated care models, using qualitative and mixed methods that center patient experience and seek to understand real-world implementation hurdles. Secondly, I am interested in discerning the impact of minority stress on cognitive biases in anxious LGBTQ+ individuals. I hope to apply technology such as EMA (ecological momentary assessment) to better understand the day-to-day stressors impacting this population, with the ultimate goal of synthesizing scalable digital interventions to improve anxiety in LGBTQ+ individuals across the lifespan.