Staff

Gabi graduated with honors from Washington University in St. Louis with a B.A in Psychological and Brain Sciences and Anthropology. As a student, she worked as a research assistant in the EEDP and assisted in EEGS for the NOA study. While at the EEDP she completed her honors thesis with Dr. Gilbert examining how comorbid mental disorders influence ERN presentation in pediatric populations. Outside of the EEDP, she worked with Dr. Alysa Liang examining unethical prosocial behavior in the workplace and with graduate students on the Disability, Resilience, and Success Project examining resilience in internship-accredited graduate psychology programs. At the EEDP, she works on the NOA and GLO studies conducting EEGs and clinical interviews.

Becky received a Masters degree in statistics from the University of Illinois – Urbana/Champaign in 2002. She has worked in the Washington University psychiatry department as a statistical data analyst since 2002. She is responsible for data management and statistical analysis for several of the research studies being conducted in the EEDP.

Aimee graduated with a BA in Psychology from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. During her undergraduate degree she helped on several research projects for the psychology department. She moved to Boulder, Colorado to pursue a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Naropa University with a concentration in Nature-Based Transpersonal Counseling.  Aimee has experience in clinical work with addiction and working with children and adults who have severe mental health disorders. At the EEDP, Aimee works on the NOA project with Dr. Gilbert and the THRIVE project with Dr. Luby.