About CHAMP
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Research domains
- Humanities-Social sciences
Areas of research
- Depression
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Emotion regulation
- Comorbidity
- Sexual health
- Pain
- Pain rehabilitation
- Stress
- Sleep
- Tinnitus
- Anxiety
The Center for Health and Medical Psychology (CHAMP) unites researchers with a shared interest in the psychological underpinnings of health, ill-health, and disease. We examine psychological mechanisms that drive health, ill-health, and disease, and engage in multidisciplinary collaborations that enable us to examine and understand health from a biopsychosocial perspective.
Our vision is to be an internationally leading center for theory and research into the psychological underpinnings of health, ill-health, and disease. Our long-term goal is to be able to contribute to the development of cost-effective and evidence-based preventive measures and treatments to reduce ill-health and disease in societies. To this end, we collaborate actively with external actors to translate the knowledge generated by our research into the development of clinical assessments, preventive measures, and treatments that are adopted in healthcare, education and work sectors.
Researchers
- Serena Bauducco
- Sofia Bergbom
- Katja Boersma
- Sara Edlund
- Elin Ekholm
- Ida Flink
- Nadezhda Golovchanova
- Hugo Hesser
- Siri Jakobsson Störe
- Sammyh Khan
- Reza Kormi-Nouri
- Steven J. Linton
- Annika Norell
- Martien Schrooten
- Ines Trindade
- Matilda Wurm
- Jennifer Amin, PhD student
- Tove Axelsson Landberg, PhD student
- Elsa Ekelin, PhD student
- Marije Galavazi, PhD student
- Johannes Larsson, PhD student
- Sara Nygren, PhD student
- Christiana Owiredua, PhD student
- Osame Salim, PhD student
- Qays Shahed, PhD student
Research groups
Research projects
Active projects
- 2024 50101-004 - Evaluating Therapist Training and Client Outcomes
- Anger and emotion dysregulation
- Communication about sex
- Development, feasibility, efficacy, and cost-effectiveness of an online ACT intervention for Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction (iACTforDGBI)
- Effect of multimodal rehabilitation for patients with chronic pain problems
- Emotion regulation and disordered eating
- Empirical approach to classification of individuals with chronic pain to optimize multimodal pain rehabilitation
- Interventions to prevent sleep problems in youth: Sleeping well in a modern society
- Mental health and sick leave from a life course perspective - mapping trajectories from childhood to retirement age (IDA Work project)
- Metacognitive therapy for insomnia: A pilot study
- Minority joy and minority stress in transgender people: An intervention study
- No Sound Sounds as Loud as the One You are Trying Not To Hear: The Delayed Costs of Suppressed (Tinnitus) Sounds
- Paradoxical intention for insomnia disorder: A randomized, controlled trial with focus on mechanisms of change
- Promoting teen sleep - short- and long-term effects on mental well-being
- ReActivate: Physiotherapist led intervention for adolescents with pain and psychological distress
- Researchers and school in close collaboration to help young people
- The Hybrid Project. Transdiagnostic emotion focused treatment for emotional and somatic comorbidity. A SCED on implementation and effectiveness in primary care
- The impact of online peer interactions on adolescents' sleep: A multimethod approach
- Understanding long-term opioid treatment to patients with chronic non-cancer pain in order to develop a method that promotes proper treatment.
- Understanding the development of insomnia: Risk factors and processes in chronic insomnia
- VENUS: CBT group program + for women with superficial dyspareunia - a randomised controlled trial
Completed projects
- A study of cognitive abilities in bilingual children: Advantages and disadvantages
- An RCT testing the effectiveness of a hybrid emotion-focused treatment for chronic pain patients with co-occurring emotional problems
- Changes over time in declarative (episodic and semantic) memory in school-aged children
- Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia and depression: A randomized, controlled trial
- Co-morbid social anxiety and chronic pain - A study of common factors and a randomized trial of new treatment strategies
- Context Sensitivity as a Shared Process: Understanding co-occurring pain and distress
- Cross-cultural studies in well-being
- Depression and musculoskeletal pain: What role does catastrophizing play?
- Discovering how youth sleep: A longitudinal study of why poor and good sleep develops
- Happy Despite Pain: Positive Psychology for Patients with Chronic Pain
- How Do Wallflowers Grow? Development of Shyness and Social Anxiety in the Adolescent Peer Context
- How does pain catastrophizing impact on Pain? Mediational analyses.
- Hybrid emotion-focused exposure for chronic pain
- Implementing Early Workplace-based preventive Interventions for Pain-related Disability
- Internet treatment for people with bipolar disorder - a pilot study
- Interoceptive exposure for chronic pain
- Let´s app? Web based CBT as an early school-based intervention for adolescents with pain, low mood, and distress
- Matching Interventions to Risks: Implementing Early Interventions to Prevent Disability due to chronic Pain
- Prevent Sick leave (PS): An RC T on the effects of a workplace focused program to prevent stress- and pain-related sick leave
- Psychological factors in Fear of Childbirth
- Psychological interventions for sensitivity to odours
- Sex and Pain (SAP)
- Sexual pain in men - A cross-sectional study of psychological factors and sexual functioning
- Social - Anxiety - Pain
- Social factors and long-term memory
- Social phobia during adolescence: Its course and Internet delivered self-help
- Social phobia: A career hindrance? An assessment of adolescent and adult students and self-help treatment via the Internet
- Stress, Pain and Insomnia; Different Conditions or Reflections of the same Problem?
- Stress: A transdiagnostic intervention for youth
- The affective personality
- The Roles of Emotion Regulation and Parent and Peer Relationships in the Development of Adolescent Social Fears
- The three-cities study
- Youth mental health problems in Swedish media and medical journals ca 1970-1990