Neurocircuitry of OCD
This is a neuroimaging study conducted at McLean Hospital which is focused on studying changes in functional brain network architecture in patients with OCD over the course of intensive, residential treatment.
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Rosie graduated with a BA in Psychology, Classics, and Neuroscience from Williams College, where she researched opioid use disorder and evaluated novel pharmacological treatments for post-acute withdrawal syndrome using a rodent model. Rosie joined the Biological Psychiatry Lab in June 2022 and has been working closely with Dr. Brennan on his study investigating individually targeted neuromodulation for OCD. As a shared RA with Dr. Justin Baker’s lab, she is also working on a project tracking neurobiological changes in patients at the McLean Hospital OCDI. Rosie hopes to attend medical school after her time at McLean.
Bryce received his Bachelor’s in psychology from Wesleyan University in 2022 after studying experimental psychopathology using behavioral and electrophysiological methods. Working in two research labs, he helped with data acquisition and analysis for cognitive, judgment and decision-making tasks and auditory oddball tasks using EEG. Now, he is a clinical RA in the Baker Lab working on longitudinal deep phenotyping studies involving functional neuroimaging and clinical interviewing of patients with major depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and related mental illnesses. Bryce plans to pursue a PhD in Clinical Psychology following his time at McLean.