I am a doctoral candidate in clinical psychology at the University of Pittsburgh.
I’m also a mindfulness practitioner, movement artist, writer, and bicycle enthusiast.
My research focuses on the thoughts that keep people stuck – and the techniques that help them get unstuck.
My favorite thing to teach is reproducible data science.
I developed my own tutorials to teach undergraduates how to analyze and visualize data in R.
In the therapy room, I’m all about facing fears.
I use evidence-based modalities to help adults reclaim their lives from anxiety and PTSD.
I am proud to be a queer and trans clinical psychologist-in-training. (You can use any pronouns for me!)
The safety and wellbeing of trans and gender nonconforming people is a top priority in my research, clinical work, and teaching. If you are trans or questioning and need someone to talk to, please call Trans Lifeline for mental health peer support.
Applying to PhD programs in clinical psychology?
I have information and resources just for you!
Want to get in touch?
For work, you can write to me at blendermann at pitt dot edu. (Spelled out to keep bots away.) For everything else, use my contact page.
Mary Blendermann 