Omid Ebrahimi

Academic interests

• Personalized psychological treatment

• Psychopathology

• Idiography vs. nomothesis

• Integrative research methods – combination of process- and outcome research

• Complex systems, graph theory and network models

• Philosophy of Science

• Integrative therapies

• Psychological effects of non-pharmacological epidemiological interventions during pandemics

Project

Attending the Norwegian Double Degree PhD Program (“Prosjekt Dobbelkompetanse”) at the University of Oslo and Modum Bad Psychiatric Hospital and Research Center. The project utilizes the complex systems- and network paradigm to investigate psychopathology on two levels; cross-sectionally across specified groups of individuals, and longitudinally through the intensive study of the individual.

Supervisors: Sverre Urnes Johnson, Asle Hoffart and Ole Andre Solbakken.

Background

• Cand.psychol. (Clinical Psychologist), Faculty of Psychology, University of Bergen, spring 2019.

• Visiting scholar at Center for Anxiety & Related Disorders working in team led by Dr. Todd J. Farchione and Dr. David H. Barlow.

• University of California, Berkeley –The Berkeley Clinical Science Practicum Program (2019).

• The University of Hong Kong (HKU), 2016.

• Norwegian University of Science and Technology (2010).

External collaboration

• Richard J. McNally, Harvard University.

Other associations

• Clinical psychologist specializing in adult psychology at Modum Bad Psychiatric Hospital and Research Center.
• Clinical Psychologist at the Institute of Psychological Guidance (IPR).