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Director
Ashbaugh, Andrea
Director
Office: 613-562-5800 ext. 4813
Work E-mail: Andrea.Ashbaugh@uOttawa.ca
Andrea Ashbaugh is a licensed clinical psychologist. She obtained her Master's and PhD from Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec. She completed a post-doctoral fellowship in the Department of Psychiatry at McGill University and the Douglas Mental Health University Institute. In addition to being assistant professor at the Univeristy of Ottawa, Andrea Ashbaugh is also an Adjunct Scientist at the Institute of Mental Health Research, Associate Editor for the Journal of Behaviour Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry, and on the editorial board of Behaviour Research and Therapy. Her research focuses on the interplay between anxiety, cognition and behavior with the aim of better understanding various forms of psychopathology to point the way towards more efficacious psychological treatments. When she's not working you can usually find her reading, singing, or playing piano!
Graduate Students
Aberback, Ryan
Graduate Student in Experimental Psychology
Work E-mail: raber015@uottawa.ca
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Ryan is a second year PhD student in the Experimental Psychology program. He completed his undergraduate degree in Honours Psychology at Concordia University in Montreal. His current research focusses on understanding the relationships between negative thinking styles across different psychopathologies (e.g., social anxiety and depression). Some of the current techniques he is using include meta-analysis and network-analysis. In the past, Ryanhas worked in the fields of behavioural endocrinology and eating disorders. When he is not working, he enjoys reading, cooking, exploring art museums, and traveling.” |
Inhaber, Joe
Graduate Student in Clinical Psychology
Work E-mail: jinha031@uottawa.ca
Joe completed his Honours B.A in psychology at Concordia University in 2019 where he studied the roles of beliefs about losing control and self-focused attention in social anxiety. He is entering his first year of the M.A. – Ph.D. program in clinical psychology. His primary research interest is centered on the study of the mechanisms that underlie and/or maintain psychopathology. In this regard, he is particularly interested in investigating the roles of cognitive variables (e.g., focus of attention, maladaptive beliefs, memory, and pre/post event processing) in the aetiology and maintenance of social anxiety disorder.
Novielli, Julia
Graduate Student in Clinical Psychology
Work E-mail: jnovi039@uottawa.ca
Honours Students
Fonesca, Karina
Research Assistants
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Birch, Michelle Jenny
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Ferguson, Ryan
UROP Students
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Volunteers
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Ashley, Marilyn
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Gabor, Lina
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Narraway, Ella
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Walters, Lucas
Alumni
Graduate Students
- Leanne Kane (2016-2022)
Leanne completed her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at the University of Ottawa in 2022 under the supervision of Dr. Ashbaugh. Her doctoral research focused on the role of post-event processing in the maintenance of social anxiety symptoms. She also collaborated on multiple research projects in the areas of anxiety and sexual health. She completed her internship at the Centre for Psychological Services and Research (CPSR) with an external rotation at the Ottawa Hospital. She is completing her supervised practice year under the supervision of Drs. Emma Dargie and Deanna Drahovzal at Gilmour Psychological Services. She provides evidence-based individual therapy services and psychodiagnostic assessments to adults with a range of mental health and health conditions, including working with people who are coping with anxiety, depression, trauma, chronic health conditions, cancer, and sexual health difficulties.
- Stephanie Houle (2015-2022)
- Keera Fishman (2015-2021)
Keera completed her Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Psychology at Queen's University in 2015. She began her graduate studies in the CASL Lab in September 2015 under the supervision of Dr. Ashbaugh. She completed her residency in Clinical Neuropsychology at Baycrest Hospital in Toronto. Currently, she is a Clinical Neuropsychologist at Baycrest Hospital. She conducts neuropsychological assessments for individuals in the Psychiatric Day Hospital and Geriatric Assessment Clinics, supervises neuropsychology residents, and delivers cognitive rehabilitation interventions (e.g., Memory and Aging Program, Learning the ROPES for Living with Mild Cognitive Impairment). She also conducts neuropsychological assessments for individuals in the Geriatrics units at Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences via Baycrest Health Sciences. She engages in differential diagnosis of cognitive impairment due to Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, fronto-temporal lobar degeneration, Parkinson’s disease, alcohol use, depression, and neurodevelopmental conditions (e.g., schizophrenia). Last, she is completing her postdoctoral fellowship serving as the Neuropsychology Lead for the Ontario Neurodegenerative Disease Research Initiative (ONDRI). In this role, she trains coordinators on neuropsychological instrumentation (administration, scoring, data entry), engages in data monitoring, develops clinical/neuropsychology protocols, establishes licensing agreements, contributes to data steering and data curation committee meetings, and collaborates on manuscripts.
- Julia Marinos (2014-2021)
Honours Thesis
- Michelle Jenny Birch (2021)
- Kirstin Beaudet (2021)
- Sarah Crookall (2020)
- Hannah Zhang (2019)
- Khaoula Louati (2018)
- Amanda Dezenosky (2018)
- Ila Lennips (2018)
- Olivia Simioni (2017)
- Bronwyn O'Brient (2017)
- Amanda Dewsbury (2016)
- Alex Vance (2016)
- Olivia Provost-Walker (2015)
- Allison Jordan (2015)
- Judith Fortier (2015)
- Nicholas Mazzuka (2015)
- Brad Bujaki (2014)
- Elizabeth Janette Smith (2014)
- Stacy MacGregor-Dennique (2014)
- Sarah Bellamy (2013)
- Da Eun Jin (2013)
Research Assistants
- Idu Azogu (2014)
- Elise Quint (2016-2017)
- Enya Levaque (2015-2016)
- Olivia Simioni (2019-2022)
- Lucas Walters (2020-2022)
