University of Colorado Denver Clinical Health Psychology Program

27/10/2018

Cancer survivors and partners of cancer survivors, please take our one-time online research study about exercise. There are no exclusions on time since treatment or cancer type. Click to participate: http://j.mp/2xoWh8P

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27/10/2018

If you and your partner are expecting the birth of your first child, join our research study! We are studying natural changes in physical activity during the transition to parenthood. You will not be asked to change your activity levels.

Please click below to learn more or share this post with anyone who might be eligible!

https://redcap.ucdenver.edu/surveys/?s=LXFTN3YKTA

27/10/2018

Research opportunity for couples expecting the birth of a child!

If you and your partner are expecting the birth of your first child, join our research study! We are studying natural changes in physical activity during the transition to parenthood. You will not be asked to change your activity levels.

Please click below to learn more or share this post with anyone who might be eligible!

https://redcap.ucdenver.edu/surveys/?s=LXFTN3YKTA

06/08/2016

Reppin' the CHP program at in Denver!

06/08/2016

Jessica Kenny, 3rd year, presenting her research on chronic pain and caregiver burden in female partners of service members

06/08/2016

1st year (soon to be 2nd year), Kassie Guenther, presenting her undergraduate research on pediatric asthma as a predictor of psychosocial outcomes at

17/06/2016

Time Magazine mentioned the research findings of our very own, Stephanie Ho**er. Keep being a rockstar, Stephanie!

A purposeful life is a fit life

18/05/2016

Congratulations to our program's most recent graduates, Drs. Jessica Geller, Lisa Betthauser and Kellie Martens. We are so proud of you!

13/04/2016

Our very own Jessica Geller successfully defended her dissertation this week! In a few months, she will officially be Dr. Geller. Congratulations, Jess!

03/03/2016

We love Denver!

The new report from the U.S. News and World Report list ranks the country's 100 largest metropolitan areas based on affordability, job prospects and quality of life.

21/01/2016

One of our 4th years, Lacey Clements, wrote a very thoughtful blog about life as a graduate student for COPAGS. Nicely done, Lacey!

Being a graduate student is hard. Really hard sometimes. There are days that I get home and am emotionally, mentally, and physically drained. And, I wonder why in the world I ever decided to do thi...

14/11/2015

Dr. Elizabeth Allen, Jessica Kenny (3rd year) and Arjun Bhalla (2nd year) representing the CHP program at the annual Association for Behavior and Cognitive Therapies conference