Jodie Richardson is completing her doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology at McGill University. She has trained as a Psychology Resident at the McGill Cardiovascular Health Improvement Program (CHIP), the Montreal General Hospital Pain Centre, and at the Eating Disorders Program of the Douglas Mental Health University Institute. Her dissertation research, examining genetic and environmental influences on the expression of eating disorders, is conducted at the Eating Disorders Program. Her clinical interests include working with individuals with obesity, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, eating disorders and chronic pain. She is particularly interested in helping people make and maintain lifestyle changes, including increasing exercise, changing eating habits, smoking cessation, and stress management. Her clinical orientation includes motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioural therapy. |
