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Megan Goslin, PhD

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Associate Professor of Child Psychology
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Associate Professor of Child Psychology

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Dr. Goslin is a clinical psychologist and Associate Professor in the Yale School of Medicine's Child Study Center. She has a variety of clinical, teaching, supervision, and research responsibilities. She is a trauma specialist in Yale's Center for Traumatic Stress and Recovery. She has particular expertise in intervening with children, families, and communities following potentially traumatic events, including physical abuse, sexual abuse, domestic violence, community violence, school shootings, racial trauma, motor vehicle accidents, dog bites, and other upsetting experiences. She also conducts comprehensive psychological assessment (psychological testing) for a variety of learning, behavior, and social-emotional concerns. Her research interests include assessment and intervention with youth exposed to trauma and violence and understanding and addressing barriers to engaging traditionally underserved populations in outpatient treatment, including via telehealth. She has been providing treatment and assessment for almost 20 years.

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Pennsylvania State University (2010)

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Megan Goslin, PhD, specializes in learning disabilities and dyslexia, in addition to mental health disorders such as adjustment disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and acute stress disorder. She also provides emotionally focused therapy and grief and loss counseling.

Goslin's research interests include family well-being and child development, particularly early trauma treatment and identification, parenting program outcomes, co-parenting and child self-regulation, and cognitive approaches in parenting intervention and prevention. Her work explores factors that identify at-risk youth following traumatic events and evaluates how participation in parenting programs can lead to positive outcomes for both parents and children.

Goslin is an associate professor of child psychology at Yale University School of Medicine.

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