Trisha Raque

Associate Professor

University of Denver

United States

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Trisha Raque is an Associate Professor at the University of Denver, USA. Her research areas encompass health psychology, body image, community wellness, and the experiences of marginalized groups in health contexts. Recent publications explore themes such as self-compassion, racial equity in health research, and the psychological impacts of cancer and COVID-19 on individuals.

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Jeremy Coleman

University of Utah

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Lisa Brownstone

Assistant Professor of the Practice

University of Denver

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University of Michigan

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Pathways by Which Self-Compassion Improves Positive Body Image: A Qualitative Analysis

“It’s just not comfortable to exist in a body”: Transgender/gender nonbinary individuals’ experiences of body and eating distress during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Addressing Health in Psychotherapy From a Community Wellness Framework: Introduction to the Special Section

Addressing Health in Psychotherapy: Future Directions From a Community Wellness Lens

Addressing Racial Equity in Health Psychology Research: An Application of the Multicultural Orientation Framework

Decent work and physical health: A multi-wave investigation

Walking on thin ice: How cancer survivors manage disclosure at work

A group positive psychology intervention for cancer survivors and caregivers: A pilot study of Activating Happiness©

Counseling psychologists in medical education in the United States: career development, professional identity, and training implications

Sustaining factors, rewards, and challenges for psychologists providing clinical care in psycho-oncology

Uncovering Alternate Ethnic Identity Trajectories: A Cluster Analysis of the MEIM and Psychological Well-Being

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Jeremy Coleman

Lisa Brownstone

Amanda Greene

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